Diskominfo Pasang Videotron di Anjungan Papua TMII

JAYAPURA - Anjungan Papua di Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) Jakarta, dipastikan bakal dilengkapi dengan videotron atau layar panel dengan teknologi lampu LED yang menampilkan video, gambar, chart, diagram atau konten terkait Bumi Cenderawasih.

Keberadaan multimedia tersebut, diharapkan menjadi sarana penyampaian informasi kepada pengunjung serta peserta G20.

"Untuk di TMII Jakarta, kita siapkan videotron untuk dapat digunakan pengunjung di anjungan Papua TMII Jakarta. Harapannya videotron itu bisa dimanfaatkan dengan baik oleh masyarakat pengunjung TMII, peserta G20 maupun pemerintah setempat," terang Kepala Diskominfo Papua Jeri A. Yudianto, di Jayapura, Selasa (13/9/2022).

Selain di TMII, Jeri katakan, telah membangun dua videotron di Kabupaten Sarmi dan Kepulauan Yapen. Sehingga dengan tuntasnya pembangunan Videotron pada dua kabupaten tersebut, maka total teknologi multimedia yang dibangun Dinas Kominfo Papua sebelum pelaksanaan PON XX, sudah sebanyak 10 unit.

Tersebar di Kota Jayapura, Kabupaten Jayapura, Nabire, Biak, Merauke, Jayawijaya, Mimika dan Kantor Penghubung Papua di Jakarta di Taman Mini Indonesia Indah.

Sementara selain pembangunan Videotron, Dinas Kominfo Papua, sambung Jeri telah menyediakan akses CCTV dilokasi keramaian seperti di Sarmi, Biak, Serui dan Nabire 

"Bahkan untuk kabupaten Kepulauan Yapen sendiri sudah ada sekitar 15 CCTV," katanya.

Sementara untuk pengoperasian CCTV tersebut, dikelola pemerintah kabupaten bekerjasama dengan dinas perhubungan setempat.

"Intinya dinas Kominfo kabupaten berkoordinasi dengan dinas Perhubungan, sebab daerah tersebut belum memiliki CCTV di setiap traffic light".

"Yang pasti pula tujuan pemasangan CCTV tersebut untuk mempermudah memantau kondisi yang ada dan dimanfaatkan untuk kepentingan lain kedepan. Dan canggihnya lagi CCTV tersebut diakses melalui Pemprov Papua dan dapat diakses melalui Smartphone terutama bagi pejabat dan SKPD teknis di daerah," tandasnya. ***

JAYAPURA - The Papua Pavilion at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) Jakarta, is confirmed to be equipped with a Videotron or panel screen with LED light technology that displays videos, images, charts, diagrams or content related to Papua.

The existence of multimedia is expected to be a means of conveying information to visitors and G20 participants.

"For TMII Jakarta, we prepared a Videotron to be used by visitors in the Papua Pavilion at TMII Jakarta. It is hoped that the Videotron can be used well by the TMII visitor community, G20 participants and the local government," explained the Head of the Communication and Informatics Department of Papua, Jeri A. Yudianto, in Jayapura, Tuesday (13/9/2022).

In addition to TMII, Jeri said, it has built two Videotron in Sarmi Regency and Yapen Islands. With the completion of the construction of Videotron in the two districts, the total multimedia technology built by the Papua Communication and Information Department before the implementation of PON XX, has been as many as 10 units.

It is located in Jayapura City, Jayapura Regency, Nabire, Biak, Merauke, Jayawijaya, Mimika and the Papua Liaison Office in Jakarta at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah.

Meanwhile, in addition to the construction of Videotron, the Papua Communication and Information Department, continued Jeri, has provided CCTV access in crowded locations such as in Sarmi, Biak, Serui and Nabire

"Even for the Yapen Islands district itself, there are already around 15 CCTVs," he said.

As for the operation of the CCTV, it is managed by the district government in collaboration with the local transportation agency.

"The point is that the district Communication and Information Department coordinates with the Transportation agency, because the area does not have CCTV yet at every traffic light".

"The purpose of installing CCTV is to make it easier to monitor existing conditions and be used for other interests in the future. And the sophisticated CCTV is accessed through the Papua Provincial Government and can be accessed through Smartphones, especially for officials and technical Regional Working Unit in the regions," he said. ***