ASSIGNMENT OF NAVAL BASE DENPASAR ELEMENTS AS A SEARCH AND RESCUE UNIT AND ITS IMPACT ON THE SECURITY AND SAFETY OF THE BALI COASTAL MARINE

Abstract

Security and safety at sea is a matter of concern throughout the world. This is due to the high economic activity and marine resource management activities which also carry risks to the security and safety aspects for humans. Security and safety in Bali waters is one of the world's concerns because Bali is one indicator of world tourism activity and Bali waters is one of the coke points of crossing international trade routes. In maintaining sea security and safety in the Bali Coastal waters it is carried out through Naval Operations, National Search and Rescue Agencies, and other maritime agencies. This study discusses the assignment of Naval Base Denpasar elements in supporting Search and Rescue Operations and their impact on Security and Safety in Bali's Coastal Waters. The research begins with the identification of risks to security and safety at sea, followed by the assignment of SAR units using the Hungarian method to produce scenarios for the assignment of elements and dynamic system models to determine the impact of the resulting scenarios on aspects of sea security and safety. The research succeeded in identifying sources of threats and risks in the aspects of security and safety of the Bali coastal sea, assigned 6 (six) elements of the Naval Base Denpasar to 6 (six) Naval Posts, and provided an analysis of the impact of the assignment scenario on the security and safety of the Bali Coastal sea.

Keywords: Marine Security and Safety, Search and Rescue, Naval Base Denpasar, Hungarian Assignment Method, Dynamic System