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• TNC has no data about soil or belowground biomass. A student from Utrecht is working on soil (Harmens Smith, called Hans) • www.tnc.org (Washington). Balikpapan main office for forest program in Indonesia • Many thanks to Alfan Subekti for the review of the minutes 10.2.8. World Wide Fund for Nature WWF Minutes of the Meeting with Surin Suksuwan Chief Technical Officer (Peninsular Malaysia), WWF-Malaysia Petaling Jaya/Kuala Lumpur, 19 th January 2009, 12:00 to 12:30 • Contact person for Borneo (Sabah/Sarawak) is Dr. Rahimatsah Amat (ramat@wwf.org.my) • Borneo-Projects: o Heart of Borneo: Network Initiative (SFM, freshwater, biodiversity, strategies for adaptation (this is only a possibility at the moment but Surin Suksuwan believes no strategies have been drawn up yet) o Forest Based Carbon FBC Network Initiative: Input to the Kyoto Protocol, aim for REDD-pilot projects, still being developed, multi country effort, Ivy Wong (iwong@wwf.org.my) • Other projects: o Another project by JICA: Bornean Biodiversity and Ecosystems Conservation BBEC (long running, focus on Sabah). Data on the Website? (http://www.bbec.sabah.gov.my/index.asp) o “Sabah/Sarawak Highlands Study”. Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minister’s Department (project ended about two years ago; report available) • Data about forest inventories are possibly available at the Sabah Forestry Department in Sandakan (for Sarawak in Kuching) • Maps are easy accessible for Sabah but difficult for Sarawak. For a digital(?) soil map possibly the Department of Agriculture is responsible • Many thanks to Surin Suksuwan for the review of the minutes 10.2.9. Malaysia Meteorological Department MMD Minutes of the Meeting with Tan Huvi Vein Director of the Commercial, Climatology and Hydrology Division Malaysia Meteorological Department MMD Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia 19 th of January 2009, 14:15 to 15:15 • There are ten meteorological stations in Sabah and Sarawak Malaysia o Temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, pressure, evaporation, sunshine and solar radiation o Monthly/daily/hourly recordings o Most of the stations have data record of more than 30 years and some are much longer (see below) o Other rainfall data are collected by third parties 43
• Remote sensing, meteorological satellite images available are from MODIS and NOAA/FY1D (China) • MMD currently has no section for carbon stocks and flux • MMD has co-operations with some local universities • Research funds are available for local scientists from the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Malaysia • All meteorological data supplied are subject to a fee • The consultant received a “Monthly Weather Bulletin – December 2008” which amongst others contains the record periods of the stations • Many thanks to Tan Huvi Vein for the review of the minutes 10.2.10. SITF Minutes of the 2. SITF-Meeting Dr. Normah, Dr. Phua, Dr. Andy, Dr. Michael Fischer Kota Kinabalu, 21 st January 2009, 08:45 to 10:30 • Presentation of the findings of the trip by Jan o Two aspects: REDD on the one hand and assessment of carbon stock on the other • Possible contribution o Dr. Phua: Remote sensing (possibly as co-ordinator) o Dr. Normah and Dr. Andy: Carbon stock o Dr. Hardawati: Implementation of REDD • Development of tools for an assessment of carbon stocks (field work, GIS, remote sensing) would be a good selling point • The land-system-approach by Mulyanto/Bakosurtanal may be useful for the purposes of the project o It has to be supplemented by a land cover unit o Bakosurtanal is a very important partner for the SITF • The partners should agree upon the classification and definition of forest types early to contribute this to the proposal • As regards research topics three members of the UnMul seems to be qualified to the joint research proposal: Rita, Ali, and Bernaulus. Dr. Deddy should be the co-ordinator. • CIFOR may be on the top of the partners or at the same level as Hamburg and SITF • It would not be possible to deal with belowground biomass or soil, because that would exceed the capacities. In the opinion of Dr. Phua an examination of carbon flux will not be realistic • CIFOR has to develop the methods which are to be used under the project phase • Jan will prepare a rough sketch of SITFs Input to the project which should be discussed with the SITF-staff tomorrow as well as with the Hamburg University before it will be send to CIFOR 44
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