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Geophysical Research Letters, Volume 53, Issue 18, 28 September 2026.Abstract Frequent pluvial hydrometeorological disasters in Southeast Asia (SEA) threaten lives and property, yet the region lacks a unified disaster data set for risk management and research. This study develops a provincial‐level data set integrating multi‐source hazard reports with precipitation data and identifies empirical rainfall reference values
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Characterisation of biodiversity in improved rubber agroforests in West-Kalimantan, Indonesia. Real and Potential uses for spontaneous plants [PDF]
Since the introduction of rubber at the turn of the 20th century smallholders have developed an original complex agroforestry system called jungle rubber in which non selected young rubber trees (seedlings) are managed extensively alongside secondary ...
S. Diaz-Novellon, M. Arnaud, E. Penot
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Kilas balik diseminasi hasil program penjaminan mutu pendidikan Provinsi Kalimantan Barat tahun 2019
Penjaminan mutu pendidikan (PMP) tidak bisa dipenuhi secara pribadi. Perwujudannya harus melalui sinergi dan kolaborasi. Kepala sekolah adalah ujung tombak. Sivitas akademika harus kompak bergerak.
LPMP Kalimantan Barat, Direktorat Jenderal Pendidikan Dasar dan Pendidikan Menengah
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CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF KALIMANTAN TENGAH AND KALIMANTAN SELATAN
Naditira Widya, 2016 openaire +2 more sources
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Healing boundaries in south Kalimantan
Social Science & Medicine, 1988In the Meratus Mountains of South Kalimantan, Indonesia, a number of intersecting discourses on the body compete to clarify and legitimize health practices and curing techniques. Meratus Dayak shamans cure through chants that metaphorically open and expand social and somatic boundaries; they open up the pores to let in healthy cosmic flows and to ...
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2016
Peatland area in Indonesia was about 14.91 million ha spread out in Sumatra 6.44 million ha (43 %), in Kalimantan 4.78 million ha (32 %), and in Papua islands 3.69 million ha (25 %). In 1995, Mega Rice Project (MRP) in tropical peatland launched in Central Kalimantan, of which project failed because of knowledge gaps, especially on peatland hydrology ...
Mitsuru Osaki +3 more
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Peatland area in Indonesia was about 14.91 million ha spread out in Sumatra 6.44 million ha (43 %), in Kalimantan 4.78 million ha (32 %), and in Papua islands 3.69 million ha (25 %). In 1995, Mega Rice Project (MRP) in tropical peatland launched in Central Kalimantan, of which project failed because of knowledge gaps, especially on peatland hydrology ...
Mitsuru Osaki +3 more
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