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| City / Theme | Overview | Report | Project |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure Management (2023) | Surveys and Studies for the Realization of Smart Cities Related to Smart JAMP Infrastructure Management | ||
| Banyuwangi (2023) | Smart JAMP 2023 The Study on the Development of “Banyuwangi Smart Kampung” in Banyuwangi Regency, Indonesia | ||
| Infrastructure Management (2022) | This study is to investigate the possibility of introducing an infrastructure management system that utilizes advanced technology. The system provides the function of an infrastructure diagnostic system that utilizes image analysis technology using AI that contributes to road maintenance field. As a characteristic advantage, the system is a smartphone-based application and using a cloud service for storing data and analyzing. The system will be able to provide instantly road inspection skill and road maintenance technologies accumulated in Japan to road managers in ASEAN countries without a large amount of initial investment. In this study, we try to get opportunities to introduce the system in Indonesia and Singapore, and field trial in the studies are conducted with not only road authorities but also private companies who conduct road inspection for getting realistic evaluations and reflecting to localization in each country. |
2022 Smart JAMP Study on the Realization of Smart Cities Related to Infrastructure Management |
Smart JAMP(2022) Study for the Realization of Smart City regarding Infrastructure Management |
| Banyuwangi (2022) | The project aims to promote priority projects selected from the support menu identified through interviews with relevant bureaus in Banyuwangi in the FY2021 survey, taking into consideration the needs and feasibility of implementation. While keeping abreast of changes in the social environment and needs in Banyuwangi, issues related to the legal system, implementation structure, budget, etc. for implementation will be identified, and schemes for implementing projects with high feasibility will be organized and proposed. Proposals for project implementation schemes will be made with an eye toward the participation of Japanese companies. In addition, the feasibility of introducing the proposed project will be examined by studying available funding schemes and business models, and understanding the intentions of participating companies. |
Smart JAMP(2022) The Study on the Development of “BanyuwangiSmart Kampung” in BanyuwangiRegency | |
| Evacuation Behavior (2021) | This study examines the feasibility of introducing an efficient and effective evacuation promotion system that utilizes advanced Japanese technologies to support smart disaster prevention in ASEAN cities. In the study, the Jakarta metropolitan area in Indonesia and cities around the Manila metropolitan area in the Philippines were selected as the target cities, taking into consideration the disaster risks and disaster prevention needs of each ASEAN city. Then, through interviews with each city and on-site surveys, a detailed understanding of the issues and needs of each city are obtained in terms of evacuation promotion. Moreover, a technical and financial study are conducted on the introduction of an evacuation promotion system that utilizes Japanese technologies, such as flood forecasting technology using longitudinal water level observation data of rivers and a cloud-based water disaster information management system. | SmartJAMP(2021) Pre-feasibility Study on the Introduction of an Advanced Action Evacuation Promotion Systems in ASEAN | |
| Energy System (2021) | Indonesia has the largest number of islands in the ASEAN countries. Therefore, strengthening the energy security of the islands and developing a resilient infrastructure are important issues for Indonesia, which is composed of many islands.This project implements a feasibility study at Makassar city, the central city of eastern Indonesia, and one of the 26 cities of the ASEAN Smart City Network (ASCN). In Makassar city, several islands are supplied electricity at night only and are required to improve access to electricity. This project investigates local issues on the island and examines the possibility of introducing an efficient and effective energy system that utilizes Japanese advanced technology and solution. |
Smart JAMP(2021) Feasibility Study on the Introduction of an Advanced Energy System in ASEAN |
Smart JAMP (2021) Feasibility Study on the Introduction of an Advanced Energy System in ASEAN |
| Wastewater-Based Epidemiology (2021) | This project is pre-Feasibility Study for establishing a monitoring system and data platform in Denpasar, using Wastewater-Based Epidemiology that detects SARS-CoV-2 from wastewater. The data collected is used to estimate the prevalence of infection and evaluate health conditions. In addition to "improving public health," which is the original function of sewerage systems, this project adds new value through digital-transformation: "detecting signs of infection earlier and giving decision-making materials for public health measures”. In the long term, the project targets infectious diseases other than SARS-CoV-2, aiming to improve the entire region’s health by establishing epidemiological information infrastructure that complements medical information. | SmartJAMP(2021) Pre-feasibility Study on the Introduction of an Advanced Sewerage Management System in ASEAN | |
| Infrastructure Operation and Maintenance (2021) | This study is to investigate the possibility of introducing an infrastructure management system that utilizes advanced technology. The system provides the function of an infrastructure diagnostic system that utilizes image analysis technology using AI that contributes to road maintenance field. As a characteristic advantage, the system is a smartphone-based application and using a cloud service for storing data and analyzing. The system will be able to provide instantly road inspection skill and road maintenance technologies accumulated in Japan to road managers in ASEAN countries without a large amount of initial investment. At this study, we try to get opportunities to introduce the system in Indonesia, Vietnam, and Singapore, and not only administrative agencies that manage roads but also toll road operators of private companies such as BOT roads. | SmartJAMP(2021) Experimental Implementation Study on the Introduction of an Advanced Infrastructure Management System in ASEAN | |
| Banyuwangi (2021) | Based on the Smart Kampong Master Plan formulated in 2016, we will propose the fields and the implementation programs, as the direction of a new plan based on social conditions, needs, and the status of the current plan's initiatives. At the same time, we will select important fields for action and propose specific programs and solutions related to these fields with a view to utilize of Japanese technologies. Specifically, initiatives related to "tourism", which is a major industry, "SMEs" and "infrastructure" that support it will be selected as priority fields, and support programs will be proposed. We are proposing programs such as the development of integrated applications to support regional tourism, related infrastructure development, promotion and sales support of SMEs using IT technology. |
Smart-JAMP2021-The-Study-on-the-Development-of-Banyuwangi-Smart-Kampung-in-Banyuwangi-Regency |
SmartJAMP(2021) Master Plan Study for the Realization of Smart City in Banyuwangi, Republic of Indonesia |
| Jakarta (2021) | Various modes of transportation such as MRT, LRT and BRT have been providing public transportation services in Jakarta. Hailing services like Gojek and Grab have become popular among the residents. The variety of modes have been operated by multiple stakeholders including the central and local governments and private sectors. However at present each transport mode provides its own transportation service and they are not integrated. Integration of these transportation services is required for efficient economic activities and sustainable economic growth. Development of multimodal transportation platform is urgently required; therefore, pre-feasibility on the development of the platform shall be examined. In addition, measures for shifting from private cars to public transportation shall be studied. |
Smart JAMP(2021) Pre Feasibility Study on Development of Multi-modal Transport Platform in Jakarta |
SmartJAMP(2021) Pre-feasibility Study on the Construction of a Multimodal Transportation Platform for the Realization of Smart City in Jakarta, Republic of Indonesia |
