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Head of Laboratory: Tony Budi Satriyo, S.Pi., M.Sc., Ph.D.

Research Focus and Activities

The Laboratory of Fisheries Socioeconomics and Fish Capture focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to understanding and improving fisheries management and socioeconomics outcomes. 

Research Focus

  1. Socioeconomics Analysis:
  • The laboratory investigates the socioeconomics condition of fishermen communities, including income levels, poverty, and the impact of fishing on livelihoods.
  • The researchers study the economic dynamics of fisheries, such as market demand, price forecasting, and the economic impact of fishing regulations.
  1. Fisheries Management:
  • Research includes the development of sustainable fisheries management practices to ensure long-term productivity and socio-economic benefits.
  • The researchers explore the political economy and ecology of capture fisheries, examining how social and economic relations influence fishing practices and resource management.
  1. Technological Integration:
  • The laboratory integrates advanced technologies like data mining, machine learning, and automation to enhance fish capture efficiency and sustainability.
  • The research also focuses on the application of modern fishing methods and the impact of technological advancements on small-scale fisheries.
  1. Environmental and Ecological Impact:
  • Studies assess the ecological challenges faced by fisheries, such as overfishing, habitat degradation, and the effects of climate change.
  • The researchers evaluate the environmental impact of different fishing practices and develop models to estimate and mitigate these effects

Research Activities

  1. Field Surveys and Data Collection:
  • Conducting socioeconomics survey and structured interview to gather data on fishing practices, economic conditions, and community well-being.
  • Monitoring fish catches, fishing effort, and the ecological status of fishing grounds to inform management decisions.
  1. Interdisciplinary Research:
  • Collaborating with experts in biology, ecology, economics, and sociology to develop integrated models and comprehensive management plans.
  • Hosting workshops and symposiums to address knowledge gaps and set future research directions.
  1. Policy Development and Evaluation:
  • Developing and testing tools for evaluating the socio-economic outcomes of fisheries management policies.
  • Providing recommendations for policy changes to improve the sustainability and economic viability of fisheries.
  1. Community Engagement and Education:
  • Engaging with fishing communities to raise awareness about sustainable practices and the importance of ecological conservation.
  • Implementing educational programs to promote the adoption of modern technologies and sustainable fishing methods