Indonesia, rich in geothermal potential, plays a vital role in sustainable energy development. Effectively managing and optimizing this resource poses significant challenges. In response, the Geophysics Department of FMIPA UGM collaborates with Pertamina Upstream Research Technology Innovation (URTI), conducting research since 2018. The result is PertaGAMANT, innovative software developed through collaboration, showcasing remarkable performance in geothermal survey data processing and contributing substantial value to Pertamina. This section explores the challenges in managing Indonesia’s abundant geothermal resources, delving into the collaborative efforts between FMIPA UGM and Pertamina URTI. It emphasizes the significance of their partnership in addressing geothermal challenges. The focus then shifts to PertaGAMANT, highlighting its breakthrough features and successful implementation in geothermal survey data processing. Explore how PertaGAMANT contributes substantial value, reaching up to 217 billion rupiah, to Pertamina and the geothermal industry.
Detail the outcomes of the evaluation meeting between FMIPA UGM and Pertamina URTI, emphasizing collaborative efforts to refine and improve PertaGAMANT. Discuss specific areas identified for PertaGAMANT’s development, including bug fixes and the creation of data processing modules. Offer insights from Dr. rer.nat. Wiwit Suryanto on ongoing research and development, including the upcoming Geophysical UAV technology. Present the optimistic viewpoint of R. Mochamad Taufiq S., a geothermal researcher, on how PertaGAMANT can contribute to energy optimization and technological expansion in geothermal fields. Explore the industry’s openness to involving academia and students in collaborative innovations, enhancing the collaborative spirit between various stakeholders. Gain insights from Dr. Theodosius Marwan Irnaka, an Expert Geophysicist, on the openness of innovation development, stimulating students for industry challenges, and future career planning.
Highlight the importance of ongoing collaboration between industry, academia, and students in creating innovations that contribute significantly to the future of geothermal energy in Indonesia. Discuss the potential for accelerated research contributions that will contribute to Indonesia’s geothermal future, fostering independence in geothermal energy development. Summarize the key points and emphasize the collaborative efforts shaping Indonesia’s geothermal future.(FNF/RNC)
Keywords: geothermal, geothermal, renewable energy, SDGs, TPB, sustainability, innovation, research, industry, UAV
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