Pengumpulan Data Kerusakan Aset Budaya Di DI Yogyakarta dan Provinsi Jawa Tengah Pasca Gempa Bumi

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Pengumpulan Data Kerusakan Aset Budaya Di DI
Yogyakarta dan Provinsi Jawa Tengah Pasca Gempa
Bumi
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Points to Consider

• High level of damage to cultural assets in the
  post-quake areas
• Extent of area that was hit by the quake
• Little documentation in the cultural field
• An expressed interest from the community as well
  as government interagencies to clean up and
  utilise the data of the damaged cultural assets
• Disruption to the daily lives of the community
  including their cultural activities

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Activity

• To document the extent of damage to cultural
  assets in DI Yogyakarta and Central Java through
  integration between Central interagencies as well
  as Provincial in the cultural field
• Documentation covers photography, database,
  object description, to register the geographic
  coordinate of object and to place them on the
  digital map
• Types of object that are documented buildings,
  material culture, sites, location, and persons

Database
3 databases were used throughout the
documentation exercise and they are for objects,
photo, and zone blocks. All three were made
separately but could be combined in the final
usage.
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Result

• 713 cultural asset objects from 12 zone blocks
  that are located in the administrative zone of
  the City of Yogyakarta, Kabupaten Bantul,
  Kabupaten Sleman, and Kabupaten Klaten. Includes
  more than 2.561 frame digital images
• A team from the Borobudur Centre on the 22 to 25
  June 2006 had done initial photogarphy on the
  sites of Candi Prambanan, Candi Lumbung, Candi
  Bubrah, Candi Sewu, Candi Plaosan, Candi Sojiwan,
  Kraton Yogyakarta Hadiningrat, Tamansari, and the
  Noble Cemetery of Imogiri. The team was able to
  capture more than 930 frame of digital images.
• The team also received 580 digital photo frames
  from Balai Pelestarian Peninggalan Purbakala
  (BP3) Jawa Tengah of archaeological remains in
  the areas of Bayat, Central Java
• A total of 4.071 frame of digital images have
  been collected so far.

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Constraints

• Limited time and coordination
• Lack of information of the damages in cultural
  field
• Lack of support from community in data collection
  in the cultural field
• No Standard Operation Procedure (SOP)
• The non-existence of an Emergency Preparedness
  Team in the cultural field at the Provincial or
  Central level
• Difficulty in obtaining an accurate map of the
  disaster areas either in print or digital form
• No data and information centre that is managed by
  either government or private institutions to
  accommodate the documentation results. Support
  from various groups is schedule to end by end of
  June.

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Future Problems

• Limited data storage space
• Public Access
• Data usage
• Infrastructure to deliver information
• Cooperation
• Financial Support