Tuesday, February 22, 2011

reminder:
" Dalam Islam, kelahiran sebuah jiwa diiringi dengan seruan Adzan, sedangkan kematian dan kepergian sebuah jiwa diiringi dengan Shalat. Ya, jarak antara Adzan dan Shalat, sesingkat itulah hidup kita di dunia ini, maka beruntunglah mereka yang telah mempersiapkan diri sebaik - baiknya.. "
-yogi-
SPE UGM-SC will proudly held :

The 11th Student Paper Contest
“Utilizing Apropriate Technology in Exploring, Exploiting and Processing to Conserved Fossil Energyfor the Next Generation”
February 27th, 2011.
Universitas Gadjah Mada.
Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

In order to improve the quality of Society of Petroleum Engineers members who have global resistance. Society of Petroleum Engineers of Gadjah Mada University Student Chapter have a responsibility to realize that purposes.
As an action to realize that purpose, SPE SC UGM would held the 11th Student Paper Contest. This competition is an annually event from SPE Young Professionals (YP) and could be followed by all over students from all major within SPE members in SPE Java Section regional area. Theme for this competition is Utilizing Apropriate Technology in Exploring, Exploiting and Processing to Conserved Fossil Energy for the Next Generation.
We choose that theme because oil and gas industry is a dynamic and prospect area to develop and there are always new innovation in the exploring, exploiting and processing technology. One earth. These two words remind us to live side by side with the nature. The nature provides us many kinds of energy to be used. These are renewable and unrenewable energy. We often think that the unrenewable energy is a thread for our life in this earth. The reasons are this energy releases emission and mainly it is not renewable. The result is people feel afraid to use it because the energy cannot be conserved for our next generation. Whereas in fact with the appropriate technology in exploring, exploiting and processing we can save this unrenewable energy from wasteful usage so that our next generation still can use this kind of energy.
We hope this Student Paper Contest will create a person who have high intellectuality in his/her major which are related with oil and gas industry and could make a network and improve the quality among SPE members from all over universities.

Abstract Submission on 24 February 2011.
spe_scugm@yahoo.com
Presentation on 27 February 2010.
Come and Join Us
Sincerely, Me.

Friday, February 11, 2011

Donor Darah 2011. Social Event of Society of Petroleum Engineers UGM SC


Bingung mencari cara yang berbeda untuk berbagi kasih di hari Valentine tahun ini?
Sebuah fakta : 4,8 juta kantong darah dibutuhkan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan PMI di Indonesia
( Tempo ,15 Januari 2011 )
Mari berbagi kasih sayang dengan menyumbangkan setetes darah kita untuk membantu menyelamatkan sebagian jiwa manusia... di acara sosial Donor Darah 2011 Society of Petroleum Engineers UGM SC.
13 - 14 Februari 2011
Galeria Mall. Lt 1 Yogyakarta
Setetes darah kita, mungkin berarti nyawa bagi sebagian saudara kita..
Mari kita berbagi, nyata dengan sebuah aksi, tunjukan bahwa kita peduli..
regards,
SPE UGM-SC

Saturday, January 22, 2011

IPTC

For member of SPE UGM-SC
2011 IPTC EDUCATION WEEK
NOMINATE STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN EDUCATION WEEK
13-17 NOVEMBER 2010, BANGKOK, THAILAND

The International Petroleum Technology Conference (IPTC) is hosting an Education Week, in Bangkok in November 2011, for the benefit of the best, final-year undergraduate students in science, geoscience and engineering from qualified institutions across the eastern hemisphere. It is anticipated that some 75-100 of the best students will be selected to participate in the 2011 IPTC
Education Week. IPTC will cover travel and accommodation expenses for the selected students.The purpose of Education Week is to give the students a clear insight into the petroleum industry, to work together on a joint technical project and to provide opportunities for students to form new friendships and extend their network. At the same time, the students will be interacting with a number of major industry employers who are constantly looking to recruit the best talent from institutions across the region.

All students nominated must:
1. Be enrolled in full time, undergraduate education until winter semester 2012.
2. Have excellent level of written and spoken English language.
3. Obtain permission to be away from their studies from 11 November-19 November 2011,
including the travel days.
4. Must demonstrate in evidence that they are in the top of their class.
5. Have not participated at a previous IPTC, AAPG,EAGE, SEG or SPE Education

Programme.
Candidates will be selected by the Education Week Committee on the basis of information provided in the application form by the Student and their Institution. I am encouraged to send nominations based not only on academic excellence, but also on leadership and active participation in community and extracurricular activities. We will be notified by the week of 4 April 2011 if any of our students are selected to participate. All the selected students will be assigned to a group to work on a specific project. The Group Project titles will be advised a month prior to the Education Week.
The preliminary programme is as follows:

Sunday,13 November
Ice-Breaker, Reception & Dinner(Evening), Non-technical discussions and team building activities organised by Young Professionals.
Monday,14 November
Education Week Opening/Activities Group Projects Assignment Begins and Meeting of Project Groups with the Young Professional Volunteer Advisors (Students to Form Assigned Groups, Review the Project Topics, Develop the Group Project Plan and Timelines, Identify a Schedule for attending Conference Technical Sessions and Exhibition Area).
Tuesday-Wednesday, 15-16November
International Petroleum Technology Conference (IPTC) Students will attend the Conference Opening/ Keynote, Executive Plenary, Technical Sessions and the Exhibition, field trips, and will continue work on group assignments.
Thursday,17 November
Education Week Closing Student Group Presentations and Awards Presentation held.
Note:
There is a selection, for you who interested to join, please send your cv, and the motivation letter ( in english ) "why you want to join and why you deserve to go there". Send to yogi_onmail@yahoo.co.id with subject "IPTC". In Ms. Word . Dateline January 24, 2011. 5pm. If there any question you can directly contact me or search the website of IPTC
Sincerely,
Yogi Saktyan
President of SPE UGM-SC

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Analisis GIS Terhadap Gerakan Tanah di Girimulyo, Kulonprogo, D.I. Yogyakarta, dan Kajian Faktor – Faktor Pengontrolnya

Yogi Saktyan Respati1, Asnanto Multa Putranto1, Azim Suwardi1, Irien Akinina Fatkhiandari1, dan Salahuddin Husein2

1) Student at Geological Engineering Department Gadjah Mada University, corresponding email: yogi_onmail@yahoo.co.id, asnantomp@gmail.com, azim_suwardi@yahoo.co.id, qnz_qnina@yahoo.com

2) Lecturer at Geological Engineering Department, Gadjah Mada University

Abstract

There were several landslides had occurred at Girimulyo District, Kulonprogo Regency, Yogyakarta Special Province. These suggest that this area exhibits high potential of mass movement. This research is intended to map and analyze the mass movement potentail by using two methods, i.e. qualitative and quantitative, respectively. Direct observation is on site study for internal factors (e.g. lithologies and geologic structure) and external factors (e.g slope, vegetation, and landuses). Quantitative method utilizes Geographic Information System (GIS) spatial analysis on weighted parameters, i.e. slope, lithologies, geologic structures, and landuses. The research area is mainly composed of weathered lithologies of andesit breccia and breccia tuff covering steep slopes, whilst the rainfall rate reaches up to 2205 mm/y. Both factors are presumed to be the main trigger of mass movement. Result of this research is landslide susceptibility zonation which consist ot four levels which can be used as a basic information for hazard mitigation and regional planning. There were two types of mass movement exist at this area, fall movement were predominant in andesitic intrusion, whereas flow movement mainly took place in andesitic breccias, coralline limestones, and tuffaceous siltstones. This study suggests that more attention and awareness should be paid for areas with high and very high susceptibility levels such as Tanggulangin, Talunombo, and Giripurwo, particularly during high rainy sesason

(this is abstract of my second research and paper which is submitted at 2010 International Geosciences Conference and Exsposition)

Monday, February 15, 2010

Kajian Zona Kerentanan Gerakan Tanah dengan Pendekatan Analisis GIS
pada Daerah Girimulyo, Kulonprogo, D.I. Yogyakarta


Asnanto Multa Putranto (1) , Yogi Saktyan Respati (1) , dan Salahuddin Husein (2)
1) Student at Geological Engineering Department Gadjah Mada University, corresponding email: asnantomp@gmail.com, yogi_onmail@yahoo.co.id
2) Lecturer at Geological Engineering Department Gadjah Mada University

Abstract

Landslide susceptibility zoning is often using as a basic information for hazard mitigation and regional planning. This method was applied onto Girimulyo District, Kulonprogo Regency, Yogyakarta Special Province. This study area is composed of weathered lithologies of andesite and andesitic breccias covering steep slopes, which had considerable probability for mass movement to occur. This study utilizes quantitatively spatial analysis by using Geographic Information System (GIS) on weighted parameters, i.e. slopes, lithologies, geologic structures, and landuses. Verified by existing landslides, it is expected that outcomes from this research might be used to mitigate future events. There were two types of mass movement occurred in the study area, fall movement were predominant in andesitic intrusion, whereas flow movement mainly took place in andesitic breccias, coralline limestones, and tuffaceous siltstones. Most of the events were located along a structurally weak zone on NW-SE trend. This study suggests that more attention should be paid for areas with high and very high susceptibility levels, such as Tanggulangin, Talunombo, and Giripurwo, particularly during high rainy season.

Keywords: Landslide, GIS, Girimulyo Yogyakarta.


(this is abstract of my first research and paper which is submited at Annual Convention and Exhibition of Indonesian Association of Geologists)

Friday, January 15, 2010

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Let's be better!