Guidelines for the Development of Information Systems for Aviation Management, Conservation of Natural Resources and Environment

Abstract

            This research aims to study and analyze the situation readiness of the current operations of the Aviation Division, Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment at present Direction of future system development and develop the guidelines for the development of information systems for aviation management on natural resource and environmental conservation by analyzing content analysis techniques with interviewing relevant personnel. The study found that at present, the operational procedures of the Aviation Division consist of four steps: preparing aircraft utilization plans that are in line with the budget; applying for approval of the plan and issuing a letter notifying relevant agencies to acknowledge the plan, appointment of flight coordinator and reporting results to relevant departments. The use of information technology and communications of the Aviation Division through a combination of channels makes it impossible to create the Aviation Division database because the Aviation Division does not yet have its own information system that can support the operations of these plans and missions. After that, the interview results were analyzed to develop guidelines for designing an information system for aviation management, natural resource and environmental conservation. The most desired information system features are capable of supporting the operational systems of the aviation fleet at the individual level. followed by there is a security system, the ability to edit and save data, able to operate both online and offline systems, a database management system that can support Big Data and a Web portal system for geo-informatics work respectively.