Socio economic Profile of Fishermen Based on Geospatial Census: A Case Study in Parepare Abd. Rahman Rasyid (1), Sazwy Qutbhi Al Azizi (1,3), Dwi Fajria Inaku (2,3), Agus Aris (3), Hermansyah Prasyad (3), Nurjannah Nurdin (2,3*)*
Universitas Hasanuddin
Abstract
Geospatial information is governed by Law No. 4 of 2011, which defines Geospatial Information (GI) as processed geospatial data used for policy formulation, decision making, and implementation of activities related to terrestrial space. The availability of geospatial information facilitates targeted development in urban villages and fosters synergy between central and regional governments. Human resource constraints are prevalent in villages and urban areas across Indonesia, including Wattang Soreang Urban Village in Soreang District, Parepare City, which is located in a coastal area. Community service activities in Wattang Soreang Urban Village aim to collaboratively establish a comprehensive database of the village^s potential, primarily targeting government officials. These activities involve assisting in the development of the village^s potential database, resulting in the creation of a map that reflects the potentials of Wattang Soreang Urban Village. This map serves as a valuable reference for future development planning. The outcomes of these community service activities include training government officials and the local community in spatial-based digital database management, enhancing their knowledge and skills in processing spatial data and inputting spatial-based potential information obtained from field data. The activities also contribute to the development of a standardized and verified spatial technology-based digital database that captures the potentials of Wattang Soreang Urban Village. Dissemination of project activities occurs through online mass media platforms, while the development of the CarryMap application further enhances the utilization of the village^s potentials through appropriate technology solutions
Keywords: Geodatabase, Parepare, CarryMap
Topic: Marine and Fisheries Geographic Information System
