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Improvement on small-scale tuna fisheries data quality through the application of e-logbook system
Authors: Raup S A , Patmiarsih S , Juniar R D , Setyadji B 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Tuna and tuna-like fisheries play a vital role in Indonesian livelihood, especially in the archipelagic waters. However, despite the importance, the concern in general data collection activities for tuna, i.e., limited, with incomplete scientific knowledge and insufficient data has hampered the assessment. The purpose of this study was to analyse on how fisheries-dependent data system could transform the data quality. E-logbook has the best attribute for reaching the goals, especially for small-scale tuna fisheries. Characterised by low cost and vast spatial and temporal coverage, it is convinced on why the program should be expanded and monitored carefully. Analysis on fisheries indicators showed a promising result, especially for filling the gap which could not be covered by research.
The waters transparency model of Lake Laut Tawar, Aceh, Indonesia
Authors: Adhar S , Barus T A , Nababan E S N , Wahyuningsih H 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Lake Laut Tawar in Aceh Province, Indonesia is an important ecosystem that has several endemic biotas such as Rasbora tawarensis and Poropuntius bargensis. Eutrophication is a potential problem in Lake Laut Tawar. To evaluate the trophic state needed the value of water transparency. This study aims to formulate a model for estimating the transparency of Lake Laut Tawar waters. The dependent variable was water transparency, and the predictors variable was the chlorophyll-a concentration, total suspended solids, and total dissolved solids. Observations and sampling were conduct starting from October 2016 to September 2017. Data analysis was using simple regression, multiple regression, and one-way ANOVA. The result showed a decrease in waters transparency (SD) was caused by increased phytoplankton density (Chl-a), suspended material (TSS), and dissolved material (TDS). But the dissolved matter did not have a partial effect if the values of other variables are constant. The model to estimate the water transparency of Lake Laut Tawar is Log SD = 1.414 – 0.322 Log Chl-a – 0.406 Log TSS. The average values of water transparency did no differential between the seven observation stations. It is presumably because the waters of Lake Laut Tawar are easily mixed.
The condition of reef fish (family Chaetodontidae) in Krueng Raya and Ujong Pancu waters, Aceh Besar District
Authors: Octavina C , Ulfah M , Fazillah M R , Agustiar M , Razi N M , Sakinah R 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
This study aims to determine the condition of reef fish of the Chaetodontidae family in Krueng Raya and Ujong Pancu waters, Aceh Besar District. The study was conducted in October 2019, where six observation locations were representing the two regions. Fish observations were carried out using the Underwater Visual Census (UVC) method. The results of the study found four genera of Chaetodontidae fish consisting of 21 species. Benteng Inong Balee Station is the location with the highest number of individuals and species of Chaetodontidae fish, 38 individuals belonging to 11 species. On the other hand, Lhok Mee Station is the location with the least number of individuals and species of Chaetodontidae fish found, only 13 individuals belonging to 6 species. The highest abundance of Chaetodontidae fish was found at Ahmad Rhang Mayang Station (521.11 ind/ha). Meanwhile, the least abundance of Chaetodontidae fish was found at Lhok Mee Station, ( 115.38 ind/ha). The number of species, Krueng Raya waters have a higher number of Chaetodontidae fish species than Ujong Pancu waters. On the other hand, the abundance value Ujong Pancu waters have a higher average abundance value of Chaetodontidae fish than Krueng Raya waters. Overall, based on the biological index, the community structure of reef fish of the Chaetodontidae is still stable. Compared to previous study, the present study shows that, within a period of 6 years, the condition of Chaetodontidae fish in Aceh Besar waters has increased in the number of species, abundance, and diversity of fish.
Spatial distribution and structure of plankton in Paminggir Swamp of the Hulu Sungai Utara Regency, South Kalimantan Indonesia
Authors: Yunandar Y , Effendi H , Widiatmaka W , Setiawan Y 
Published: November 2021

AbstractPlankton is a biota community that is able to adapt and serve as natural food for fish. This study aims to analyze the structure of the plankton community and its spatial distribution so that this research can be used as information for swamp aquaculture. This research was conducted in July and August 2019. Sampling was done at ten stations by considering the duration of inundation. The method used was quantitative exploration and inverse distance weighting (IDW). The results showed that the swamp waters of Paminggir and Danau Panggang had the highest abundance of phytoplankton (850 cells/liter), the lowest in Ambahai (150 cells/liter) in July and Bararawa (180 cells/liter) in August 2019. Zooplankton (10 cells/liter) has been identified in Jenamas with the lowest abundance, and the highest (70 cells/liter) in Babirik in August 2019. Bacillariophyceae was dominate with relative abundance of 53% species and the most zooplankton comes from Protozoa by 50%. The range of index values of diversity, evenness and dominance of phytoplankton were 1.79 to 0.21 while zooplankton were 0.46 to 0.72. Phytoplankton with appropriate abundances are spatially distributed in the western part of the swamp along the Ambahai and Babirik while the spatial distribution of the abundance of zooplankton properties clustered in the middle and southern of the swamp. Water quality parameters of the nitrate ranged 0.13 – 0.25 mg/l and phosphate ranged 0.12 – 0.52 mg/l.
The effect Calotropis gigantea leaf extract on eggs hatchability and survival of Barbonymus gonionotus larvae
Authors: Arisa I I , Fitriani F , Agustina S , Karina S , Devira C N 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
This study aims to determine the Calotropis gigantea extract against hatchability of Barbonymus gonionotus eggs infected with pathogenic fungi. The research was conducted at Fish Seeds Center Krueng Batee, Aceh Barat Daya district, from July to August 2020. Statistical analysis used a completely randomized design (CRD) method with 6 treatment and 3 replications for each treatment. The treatments were carried out by immersing the Barbonymus gonionotus eggs into C. gigantea leaf extrcact. Namely Control (without extract), A (400 ppm extract), B (800 ppm extract), C (1200 ppm extract), D (1600 ppm extract), and E (2000 ppm extract). ANOVA test results showed that the addition of C. gigantea leaf extract had asignificant effect (P<0.05) on hatchability and survival of B. gonionotus larvae. The best treatment was achieved at the C treatment (800 ppm extract) with 88 % hatching rate and 92,54 % survival rate. From the results of this study, it is known that using C. gigantea leaf extract can increase the hatchability of B. gonionotus fish eggs infected with the Saprolegnia sp. pathogen, which means it can also increase the production of fish seeds.
Current condition of coastal protection structures of Meulaboh, Westcoast of Sumatra Island, Indonesia
Authors: Setyawan W B , Wulandari E 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Meulaboh is coastal city that has tourism potential. The city has been facing coastal erosion hazard since a long time from high energy wave activity coming from Indian Ocean. To protect the coast from the erosion hazard, a coastal defence structures were built along the city’s coast overlooking the Indian Ocean. Before the 2004 tsunami, hard structures built on the coast that open to waves from the Indian Ocean were damaged by daily wave activity. This study assess effectiveness of the current coastal protection structures protect coastline in the three coastal segments of the city, namely the Padang Seurahet, Ujung Karang and Kampung Pasir, in order to find out if the construction of the structures is the right choice. Related to the tourism potential of Meulaboh City also studied the possibility to expand the function of the structures. The coastal protection structures data for this study were mainly obtained from field observations in June 2021. Effectiveness of the structures protecting coastline were analysed based on technical criteria. Meanwhile, possibility to expand the function of the structures were analysed according to environmental condition of the coastal segments and types of tourism activity. The results of this study show that the hard structure that now exists on Meulaboh coast can protect the city’s coast from the hazard of erosion without negatively impacting the surrounding coastline. In addition, the structure is considered to be expandable to support the development of tourism potential of Meulaboh City. Thus it can be conclude that the choice of hard structure for coastal protection in most of Meulaboh coastline is appropriate.
Development of fishing vessel shipyard in traditional Lampulo, Banda Aceh
Authors: Rizwan T , Muhammad M , Arif M , Agustina I , Rahayu R 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
The construction of ships at the Lampulo shipyard has not all used the rules according to naval architecture. But there may be ineffectiveness in the use of raw materials such as a lot of wasted wood volume. This research was conducted to know the types of wood and equipment used for traditional shipbuilding and know the process of traditional shipbuilding. This research used a survey method and data was collected by interviewing and observation. This research is located in the Kutaraja Ocean Fishery Port, Banda Aceh conducted from March to April 2021. The results showed that the types of wood commonly used as raw materials for shipbuilding in traditional shipyards were bangkirai wood (Shore Laevifolia Endert), laban wood (Vitex Punesceus Vahl), balau wood (Hopea Calebica Burck), meranti merah wood (Shorea Acuminata Dyer), tembusu wood (Fagraea Fragrans Roxb), bungur wood (Lagerstroemia Speciosa Pers), and merbau wood (Intsia Bijuga). The equipment used still uses non-electronic equipment, only drill work that uses electricity. Meanwhile, the traditional shipbuilding process generally begins with laying the keel and installing the crest. Next, continued by frames installation, hull plank then upper hull main frame. Hereinafter, deck floor installation, hatches manufacture, and superstructure construction. The final stage of shipbuilding process is machining, painting, installing engines, propellers, and steering. Thus it can be said that the construction of a fishing vessel in Lampulo still traditionally a hereditary habits.
The socio economic challenge to improve the productivity of brackish water aquaculture business in Aceh Tamiang Regency
Authors: Zulham A , Shafitri N , Yuliaty C. , Mira M , Kurniasari N 
Published: November 2021

AbstractThere were 3,624.5 hectares of the brackish water pond in Aceh Tamiang, which can support the national shrimp export program. The problems arise due to the pond ownership matter, the source of financing, the technology used, and the institutionalization action to improve productivity. The purpose of this research is to improve brackish water pond productivity based on socio-economic aspects in the location. The survey to achieve these aims conducted from April - May 2021, in eight villages in Aceh Tamiang. Data and information were interviewed from 160 pond farmers. Simple statistics and descriptive techniques were used to analyse the data. The main findings are: 91.1 % of the traditional brackish water farmers depend on commercial seed and feed; the productivity of the brackish water pond is between 1.2 tonnes/hectares/year - 2.4 tonnes/hectares/year; the average pond ownership is between 1.1 and 3.4 hectares/farmer; 60% - 94,1% of financial funding to run business depends on their source and the rest from investor or trader. This research recommends: the brackish water farmers in all villages should be organized in one “corporate business” to improve productivity. This institution is owned by farmers based on money stock and managed by professionals.
Phytoremediation in Sandpit Lake: Aquaponic
Authors: Octorina P , Novita M Z , Robin  , Ridwan M 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Sandpit Lake in Sukabumi area is a suitable site for developing aquaculture. However due to rapid eutrophication only sustainable aquaculture should be applied. We evaluated the ability of lettuce in reducing nutrients from fish culture. This phytoremediation study was carried out using mesocosm, where lettuce as the phytoremediation agent were grown on vegetable floating raft (VFR) together with 25 fish which were grown underneath it and fed by fish feed. We built three sizes of VFR which were 20, 40 and 60% covered the mesocosm surface. The three sizes VFR were the treatment and the 0% covering served as control. Water quality sampling was carried out two times at day zero and day seven of the experiment. We collected temperature, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphate data and analyzed them using ANOVA. Our result showed the nitrogen increased inside mesocosm meanwhile orthoposphat decreased. But the size of VFR did not give any effect to the water quality parameter change. However descriptively, we found that 40% of VFR was able to slowdown the nutrien TAN increasing and orthoposphat concentration found to be low. Moreover, it resulted in the highest lettuce survival. We recommend using 40% coverage in employing an aquaponic system in sandpit lake.
Labor characteristic on brackish water aquaculture in Aceh Tamiang Regency
Authors: Shafitri N. , Zulham A. , Yuliaty C. , Mira  , Kurniasari N 
Published: November 2021

AbstractFarmer and labor have a working relationship in shrimp aquaculture. These relationships are affected by the social status, economic motive, and competence of the workers/laborers. This research aims to (1) analyze the characteristics of labor in Aceh Tamiang Regency and (2) analyze the work relationships existing in each technology used. The research was conducted in April – May 2021. Primary data were collected from interviews with the purposive respondents using a structured questionnaire. Meanwhile, literature reviews are secondary data obtained from literature reviews and information provided by related institutions. The research findings showed that 89% of the respondents use traditional technology, 5% semi-intensive methods, and 6% apply intensive technology. Conventional technology is commonly self-employed and involves family members. In contrast, the semi-intensive and intensive technologies employ skilled laborers with monthly salaries and the yield sharing system (bagi hasil). Consequently, the capacity of the traditional fish pond farmers needs to improve to achieve the skillful need. Employee relationships in semi-intensive and intensive brackish water business ponds are mainly hired skilled labor from other places by legal binding. Both neglected to employ local people to maintain a social relationship.
An overview of harmful algal blooms and eutrophication in Jakarta Bay, Indonesia
Authors: Sidabutar T , Srimariana E S , Cappenberg H , Wouthuyzen S 
Published: November 2021

AbstractAlgal blooms have been occurring in Jakarta Bay for twenty years. However, recently the occurrence of algal blooms, their harmful effects, and their duration have been intensified. Algal blooms have devastated the marine environment, caused fish mortality, and been detrimental to local tourism, local fishing, and other industries along the coast. It comes to speculation that the increase of anthropogenic activity from surrounding areas is taking a toll on the environment. So, this research aimed to study the recent rise of algal blooms in Jakarta Bay and the possible anthropogenic links, mainly through cultural eutrophication, to the increasing occurrence of red tides and their impact. Observation has been conducted to study the dynamic of algal blooms concerning eutrophication and the existing seasons. Collecting samples were performed using a canonical plankton net from 2008 until 2015. The results showed that the abundance of phytoplankton ranged from 40.90 x 106up to 1699.10 x 106cells.m−3. The highest quantity of cells was observed in May 2010 between rainy to dry seasons. There is evidence that the reported increase in frequency and magnitude of algal bloom events in Jakarta Bay is linked to cultural eutrophication. The recent exponential growth of the city may be a contributing factor in the increasing intensity of algal blooms. The cultural eutrophication of coastal waters increased, leading to the intensity and frequency of algal bloom.
Wave height and period on 16 March, 21 April, and 22 September 2019, in the Ujung Batee coastal waters and Lampanah coastal waters, Aceh Besar District, Indonesia
Authors: Setiawan I , Yuni S M , Ulfah M , Purnawan S , Haridhi H A , Masri S R R , Muhammad M , Ilhamsyah Y 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Waves are one of the sea parameters that affect the rate of retreat of the coastline. This research investigation was carried out in the coastal waters of Ujong Batee and Lampanah, Aceh Besar District on 16 March, 21 April, and 22 September 2019, with the aim of examining wave parameters, namely wave height and period. Then the wave measurement data sampled at the research station location was carried out by purposive random sampling method. Sea wave data were taken using a scale board that has been labeled with numbers and a stopwatch. Wave measurements were carried out approximately 1000 times. Then the sea wave data is processed to obtain the wave height and period and then analyzed. The results obtained that the wave heights on 16 March, 21 April, and 22 September 2019 were 67 cm, 83 cm, and 80 cm in Ujong Batee and 55 cm, 67 cm, and 66 cm in Lampanah. While the wave period is 12 seconds on March 16, April 21, and September 22 in Ujong Batee and Lampanah. Thus, the wave height and period at both locations ranged from 50 cm to 80 cm and 12 s.
Biodiversity of megabenthos and coral reef condition in Tuan Island, Aceh Besar
Authors: Dewiyanti I , Mulyadi M , Ulfa M , Octavina C , Haridhi H A 
Published: November 2021

AbstractThe existence of megabenthos has an important role in maintaining sustainability of coral reef ecosystems and in the food web process. Megabenthos is also often used as an indicator of the health condition of coral reefs. The purpose of study was to analyze the biodiversity of megabenthos associated with coral reef in Tuan Island. This research was conducted in July -September, 2020. There were four research stations determined by purposes method based on four wind directions. Megabenthos data collection carried out by benthos belt transect method and coral reef data collected by using the Line Intercept Transect (LIT) method. The results were found 8 species of megabenthos target, namely spiny starfish (Acanthaster planci), blue starfish (Linckia laevigata), sea urchins (Diadema setosum), sea cucumbers (Holothuria atra), clams (Tridacna squamosa), Drupella snails (Drupellasp.), lola clams (Tronchus niloticus) and lobster (Panulirus versicolor). Totally, there were 190 individuals of megabenthos with the abundance ranged from 0.18 to 0.52 individuals/m2.Diadema setosumhad the highest abundance with the value 0.9 individuals/m2followed byDrupulellasp. (0.3 individuals/m2). The highest diversity index was station 4 followed by station 3, 2, and 1 with the value of 2.21, 0.85, 0.64, and 0.41, respectively. The diversity index was categorized as low and medium. The average of evenness and dominance indices were 0.04 and 0.62, both was medium category. The highest percentage of coral cover was at station 1 followed by station 3, 4, and 2, the coral cover value were 50.44%, 29.20%, 18.14%, and 9.29%, respectively. The correlation (r) between the percentage of coral reef cover and megabenthos abundance has a positive correlation, but the level of correlation was low (0.215 %). The density of megabenthos on Tuan Island did not have a major influence on coral reef cover where the determination value (R2) was 0.0462 which indicated that the megabenthos abundance was influenced by the percentage of coral reef cover only 4.62%.
Recruitment of hard coral after coral bleaching in Krueng Raya Water, Aceh Besar
Authors: Ulfah M , Siswanto A , Agustina S , Purnawan S 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
Krueng Raya waters is an area that has a distribution of coral reef ecosystems. This study aims to determine the recruitment of hard corals after coral bleaching Krueng Raya waters, Aceh Besar District. This research was conducted in April 2017 in Krueng Raya, Aceh Besar. Data were collected at three observation stations using a systematic sampling method using a 1x1 m quadratic transect. Based on the study results, coral recruitment was obtained from eight families and 13 genera (Acropora, Cetenactis, Diploastrea, Favia, Favites, Galaxea, Goniastrea, Helliopora, Leptastrea, Montastrea, Pavona, Pocillopora, and Porites). Where the most abundant coral genus found was from the genus Pocilopora and Porites (16 coloni/10m2). while the station with the highest colony abundance was at station 3 with 28 colonies/10m2.
Puupehenone, an Anticancer Produced by the Indonesian Marine Sponge Hyrtios sp.
Authors: Kurnianda Viqqi , Musman Musri 
Published: November 2021

AbstractIn a continuous study on the Indonesian marine sponges, we found aHyrtiossponge during our expedition in Lhok Mata Ie, an isolated place around Aceh Besar, Indonesia in 2017. The bioassay-guided separation with several steps of chromatography was applied to give pure material. Moreover, the spectroscopic analysis revealed the presence of puupehenone (1), a unique class of merosesquiterpene together with its analogs (2-3). Their structures and bioactivity against multidrug-resistantEscherichia coli(MDRE. coli) together with several cell lines are described here.
Numerical models of hydrodynamics and marine debris in the Malacca Strait
Authors: Ondara K , Purnawan S 
Published: November 2021

Abstract
The Malacca Strait is a very strategic world trade route and the potential for environmental pollution is also very large, especially pollution from ship and people activities. This study aims to perform numerical simulations to determine the movement of marine debris particles around the waters of Rupat Island, Malacca Strait. The modelling was carried out from June to December 2020 using a modelling application with the basic principles of mesh discretization and the Lagrangian method. The results showed maximum current velocity during the simulation around the distribution area of debris is a maximum of 0.92 m/s. Marine debris around the waters of Rupat Island, the Malacca Strait has the potential to be stranded on the mainland of Rupat Island, mainland Riau, Bengkalis Island and also mainland Malaysia.