منصة مراقبة بحرية متكاملة ترسم خريطة المياه الإندونيسية ضمن برنامج خدمة مجتمعية جامعي

Community service initiative implementing Hologuard Nusantara — a system integrator unifying AIS, ADS-B, and radar data into a single operational picture — supported through a corporate social responsibility program involving PT. Citra Teknologi Persada and Anschütz Singapore

BANDUNG, Indonesia Alyoum — June 2026 — A community service program led by STMIK AMIK Bandung has deployed Hologuard Nusantara, an integrated maritime situational-awareness platform that consolidates vessel, aircraft, and radar tracking data into a single system — strengthening the ability of local stakeholders to map and monitor Indonesia’s vast territorial waters.

The program, led by Maherdy Prabowo, a lecturer at STMIK AMIK Bandung, functions as a system integrator and analytics platform. It fuses three independent data streams — Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals from ships, Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS-B) data from aircraft, and radar returns — into one unified operational picture, removing the fragmentation that typically separates these sources.

As the world’s largest archipelagic state, Indonesia oversees more than six million square kilometers of maritime territory spanning over 17,000 islands. Maintaining a coherent picture of activity across such an expanse remains a persistent challenge, with data often siloed across disconnected monitoring systems operated by different agencies.

“The problem is rarely a lack of data — it is that the data lives in separate systems that never speak to one another,” said Maherdy Prabowo. “Hologuard Nusantara brings AIS, ADS-B, and radar into a single view, so that the people responsible for our waters can see one coherent map instead of several incomplete ones.”

The platform is designed to support a range of civilian maritime needs, including safety of navigation, search-and-rescue coordination, fisheries monitoring, and environmental protection. By presenting a consolidated view of surface and air traffic over Indonesian waters, the system aims to make maritime mapping more accessible to local institutions and coastal communities.

The community service was supported through a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) grant facilitated by PT. Citra Teknologi Persada, in coordination with Anschütz Singapore, the regional operation of the German navigation technology group Anschütz GmbH. Anschütz Singapore, a subsidiary of Anschütz GmbH headquartered in Kiel, covers sales, service, and support operations across South East Asia, the Far East, and Oceania. The partnership reflects a direct alignment of expertise: Anschütz is internationally recognized for precision radar, sensor integration, and integrated bridge systems for the maritime sector — the same technological foundations on which a multi-sensor surveillance platform such as Hologuard Nusantara is built. The support enabled the procurement of integration hardware and the field infrastructure central to the program’s implementation.

The platform architecture combines real-time data ingestion, sensor fusion, and a cloud-based visualization layer accessible through a unified dashboard — enabling operators to track and analyze maritime and aerial activity across wide coastal areas from a single interface.

STMIK AMIK Bandung’s Research and Community Service Institute (LPPM) noted that the program demonstrates how university community service, supported by international industry partnerships, can deliver practical infrastructure that addresses national-scale challenges at the local level.

The program is expected to be expanded to additional coastal regions, with outcomes documented for presentation at an upcoming international forum on maritime technology and smart surveillance systems.

About STMIK AMIK Bandung

STMIK AMIK Bandung is an information technology institution in West Java, Indonesia, committed to applied research and community-centered technological innovation.

About Anschütz Singapore

Anschütz Singapore is the regional subsidiary of Anschütz GmbH (Kiel, Germany), providing sales, service, and support across South East Asia, the Far East, and Oceania.