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Office (Indonesia)

BMKG, Pusat Perubahan Iklim dan Kualitas Udara
Jl. Angkasa I No 2,
Jakarta, Phone : +62-21-424 8016, Fax +62-21-424 6314
email : edvin[at]bmg.go.id,aldrian[at]lycos.com

Residence (Indonesia)
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Old Campuses
ITB
Institut TeknologiBandung, only 3 monthsin Engineering Physics Dept.
UBC
University of BritishColumbia, 1 and a halfmonth of english course
U Manitoba
University of Manitoba,doing my 1st yr undergraduate in Faculty of Science
McMaster U
McMaster University,finishing my bachelor degree, BEng. in Engineering Physics
UI
Universitas Indonesia,1 month of short meteorology course
Kurasc
RASC- Kyoto University, 1month of LAN and boundary layer radar data analysis training
IHAS
IHAS - NagoyaUniversity, 2 years ofmaster program, MSc. in Earth and Planatery Science
Max Planck
MaxPlanck Institut fur Meteorologie,5 months as visiting scientist, and continue with PhD course. This Instituteis affiliated with Universitat Hamburg
U Hamburg

Universitat Hamburg,where I did my doctorate degree until July 2003

I've been flying with these airlines

GarudaIndonesiaAir CanadaDelta AirNorthwestAmericanCathay PacificANASingapore AirlinesLufthansaKLM


Short curriculum vitae
Basic Education
SD: Grade 1-2: 1976-1978 SD KATOLIK KUITANG VI, Jakarta
SD : Grade 3-5: 1978-1981 SD XAVERIUS II, Palembang
SD : Grade 6: 1981-1982 SD St Maria, Cirebon
SMP: Grade 7-9: 1982-1985 SMP St Maria, Cirebon
SMA: Grade 10-12: 1985-1988 SMAN 34 Jakarta

Higher Education Background
1988 July - 1988 October: Dept. of Eng. Physics, Bandung Institute of Technology
1989 September - 1990 April: First year Bachelor degree, Univ. Of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada.
1990 April - 1993 October: Finishing Bachelor degree on Dept. Of Eng. Physics, McMaster University, Canada.
1996 October - 1998 October: Master Program in Institute for Hydrospheric and Atmospheric Science (IHAS), Nagoya University, Japan.
2000 February - July 2003: Doctoral Program in Max Planck Institut f?eorologie / Uni. Hamburg, Germany. Dissertation

Advance Trainings
1.1988 September - 1989 June: STMDP ? BPPT Preparation Programme
2.1989 July - 1989 August: English training in Univ. Of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
3.1995 March - Short Course on Meteorology, Univ. of Indonesia
4.1995 November - 1995 December: Wind Profiler Radar data analysis training in Radio Atmospheric Science Center, Kyoto University, Japan
5.1996 June: Basic training on Geographic Information System, Dept of Geography, University of Indonesia
6.1998 March: International Hydrology Programme Training Course topics on Ice and Snow Hydrology, IHAS, Nagoya University and UNESCO
7.2001 March (12-16): Advanced course: climate change in the mediterranean region ? part I: physical aspects, The Abdus Salam International Center for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy
8.2001 April (23-27): Meteorological Course, Predictability, diagnostics and seasonal forecasting, European Center for Medium Range Weather Forecast (ECMWF), Reading, UK
9.2001 June (25-29): PRISM/COACh Summer School on Climate Modelling, Max Planck Institut fur Meteorologie- KNMI, Les Diablerets, Switzerland,
10.2001 24 September - 5 October: School on the physics of the Equatorial Atmosphere, The Abdus Salam International Center for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy
11.2002, 9 - 13 September. Seminar on Predictability of Weather and Climate, ECMWF, Reading, UK.
12.2005, 15 – 28 November: Advanced Workshop and Training on Water and Carbon Issues in Southeast Asia Region, SARCS, Chung Li and Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
13.    2006, 26-27 April: Asia Pro Eco Networking Meeting, EU Commission, Bangkok, Thailand
14.    2007, 21-25 October: Development of Grant Proposals and Development of Manuscript for Publications, BCAS-IFS, BCDM, Gazipur, Bangladesh
15.    2008, 2-12 January: The institute on The Asian Monsoon System: Prediction of Change and Variability, East West Center Honolulu Hawaii, USA

Awards
1.1989 - 1993 : STMDP BPPT Scholarship for bachelor degree programme in Canada
2.1996 - 1998: Japanese Government Monbusho scholarship for master programme in IHAS, Nagoya University.
3.1999 - 2003: German Government DAAD scholarship for PhD programme in Max Planck Institut f?eorologie.
4.received START International Young Scientist Award 2004 based on the publication of a journal article Modeling Indonesian Rainfall with a Coupled Regional Model

International Publication list
1. Aldrian, E., L. D. Gates, F. H. Widodo, 2003, Variability of Indonesian Rainfall and the Influence of ENSO and Resolution in ECHAM4 simulations and in the Reanalyses, MPI Report 346, 30pp [Available from Max Planck-Institut fuer Meteorologie, Bundesstr. 55, D-20146, Hamburg, Germany.] pdf1797kb
2. Aldrian, E., R. D. Susanto, 2003, Identification of three dominant rainfall regions within Indonesia and their relationship to sea surface temperature, International Journal of Climatology, 23, 1435-1452, DOI: 10.1002/joc.950 pdf1380kb
3. Aldrian, E., L. D. Gates, D. Jacob, R. Podzun, D. Gunawan, 2004, Long term simulation of the Indonesian rainfall with the MPI Regional Model, Climate Dynamics, 22, 8, 794-814, DOI 10.1007/s00382-004-0418-9 pdf1887kb
4. Aldrian, E., D. Sein, D. Jacob, L. Dumenil-Gates, R. Podzun, 2005, Modelling Indonesian Rainfall with a Coupled Regional Model, Climate Dynamics, 25, 1-17, DOI: 10.1007/s00382-004-0483-0 pdf1735kb
5. Hendiarti N., Suwarso, E. Aldrian, R. A Ambarini, S. I. Sachoemar, I. B. Wahyono, K. Amri, 2005, Seasonal Variation of Coastal Processes and Pelagic Fish Catch around the Java, Oceanography, 18, No 4, 112-123 pdf1604kb
6. Aldrian, E:, L. D. Gates, F. H. Widodo, 2007, Seasonal Variability of Indonesian Rainfall in ECHAM4 Simulations and in the Reanalyses: Roles of ENSO, Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 87, 41-59, DOI: 10.1007/s00704-006-0218-8 pdf 911kb.
7. Heil, A., B. Langmann, E. Aldrian, 2007, Indonesian peat and vegetation fire emissions: Factors influencing large-scale smoke-haze dispersion, Mitigation and Adaptation Strategy for Global Change, 12, 113-133, DOI 10.1007/s11027-006-9045-6 pdf 839kb.
8. Aldrian, E., Y. S. Djamil, 2007, Spatio-temporal climatic change of rainfall in East Java Indonesia, International Journal of Climatology, 28, Issue 4, 435-448,
DOI 10.1002/joc.1543.pdf 695kb
9. Aldrian, E., C. T. A. Chen, S. Adi, Prihartanto, N. Sudiana, S. P. Nugroho, 2008, Spatial and seasonal dynamics of riverine carbon fluxes of the Brantas catchment in East Java, Journal of Geophysical Research, 113, G03029, doi:10.1029/2007JG000626. pdf 961kb

Books
Indonesian Rainfall (with hierarchy of climate models). 2007, ISBN: 978-3-8364-0913-1, VDM Verlag Dr. Müller Germany, Author: Edvin Aldrian

Popular Scientific articles
1. Info Komputer Magazine, June 1994, Multiple language operating system on Macintosh
2. Kompas newspaper, 5 November 2002, Tidak ada dampak El Nino pada puncak musim hujan
3. Kompas newspaper, 18 April 2005, Potensi tersembunyi "Marine Carbon sink" benua maritime Indonesia
4. Kompas newspaper, 29 March 2006, Bencana Iklim akibat Perubahan Iklim Global
5. Kompas newspaper, 13 Agustus 2007, (Perubahan iklim) Kemarau basah akibat La Nina
6. Kompas newspaper, 18 Oktober 2007, Nobel bagi perdamaian iklim
7. Antara news, 19 November 2007, Telaah: Indonesia, Emiter Karbon ketiga
8.
Koran Tempo, 9 Februari 2010, Periskop: Indonesia dan Rencana Layanan Iklim Global,


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