Perkembangan teknologi informasi dan infrastruktur pendukungnya menciptakan peluang untuk dikembangkannya Sistem Informasi Pertanahan (SIP) yang lebih handal, efisien dan tepat waktu di lingkungan Badan Pertanahan Nasional (BPN). Pertumbuhan kebutuhan informasi mengenai pertanahan yang lebih mudah diakses yang diminta oleh masyarakat (penerima kebijakan) dan pemerintah (pembuat kebijakan) meningkat lebih tinggi dari sebelumnya. Pengguna data dan informasi dewasa ini sangat kritis terhadap penyediaan layanan informasi pertanahan yang baik. Realitasnya ditemui kendala terkait belum tuntasnya pemetaan bidang tanah. Bidang tanah yang sudah terpetakan baru sekitar 44,5%. Sistem Informasi Pertanahan Partisipatif diusulkan untuk menciptakan lebih banyak kesempatan bagi masyarakat untuk dapat terlibat langsung dalam tahapan pemetaan bidang tanah. Pelibatan masyarakat selain menjamin berkurangnya sengketa, juga diharapkan untuk percepatan pemetaan bidang tanah. Tujuan yang hendak dicapai paper ini adalah untuk merangkum isu-isu terbaru mengenai SIP-P untuk pemetaan bidang tanah dan mengembangkan skema konseptual untuk panduan penelitian yang lebih mendalam. Pendalaman tinjauan literatur menghasilkan skema konseptual SIP-P untuk pemetaan bidang tanah. Hal-hal yang terangkum di dalam skema konseptual: sistem informasi yang telah ada, pendekatan partisipatif, kontrol kualitas dan usulan alur kerja pemetaan bidang tanah menggunakan platform SIP-P.

Perkembangan Infrastruktur Data Spasial (IDS) memasuki era baru dengan berkembangnya Teknologi Informasi danKomunikasi yang melahirkan teknologi web 2.0 yang termanifestasi dalam muka pengguna (UI) yang disebeut sebagaiGeoportal. IDS yang telah diperjuangkan selama kurang-lebih satu dekade mulai tertata dari aspek teknologi, standar danakses jaringan. Implementasi IDS diberbagai negara telah mulai terwujud dalam bentuk geoportal yang dapat diaksessecara luas dengan konsep berbagai pakai. Dari kelima komponen IDS, komponen kebijakan menyisakan ruang diskusiyang menarik untuk dibahas. Naskah ini mengelaborasi sejarah dan praktik penerapan IDS dengan bentuk Geoportalsebagai model implementasi IDS di berbagai negara dengan berbagai kekuatan dan kelemahannya. Kajian dilakukan denganmetode kajian pustaka (desk study) dengan mengumpulkan berbagai artikel, paper, dokumen laporan, maupun informasipengembangan IDS berbasis geoportal yang dipublikasikan di website resmi institusi-institusi penyedia data geospasial diberbagai negara dan di Indonesia. Tujuan yang hendak dicapai adalah usulan kerangka kerja IDS di Indonesia dimanasebagian dari Kementrian dan Lembaga Non Kementerian juga sudah menerapkan dalam bentuk Geoportal.

This paper presents an adaptive, inclusive, and sustainable framework for the protection design and development of Bajo community living spaces in Indonesian waters, inspired by the Funaya model in Japan. The framework was developed using the Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) method, integrating the principles of Rights, Restrictions, and Responsibilities (RRRs) to address challenges in coastal management, cultural preservation, and economic sustainability. Key strategies include a protection design based on zonation and space, the application of the principles of RRRs, and the adaptation of the Funaya model. This approach emphasizes participatory governance, legal certainty, and community empowerment through training and incentives. The Funaya adaptation integrates the preservation of traditional houses and tourism development to enhance cultural and economic resilience. While its implementation requires significant resources, the expected benefits include environmental sustainability, cultural preservation, and improved livelihoods for the Bajo people. This framework may serve as a replicable model for integrated coastal management across Indonesia.

The rise of Industry 4.0 has revolutionized work dynamics, particularly evident in the widespread adoption of remote working practices. Employees are no longer confined to traditional office spaces; instead, they have the flexibility to work efficiently from various locations. This study delves into the creation of a remote presence application, named "The SIMPEG-Pres," within the framework of an "e-Office Application." Tailored for Ministry of Agraria and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency employees, this application incorporates remote check-in features, focusing on transparency, informativeness, and georeferenced capabilities. The e-Office application requires seamless extraction of attendance data from the services layer, manifesting as a mobile application. Employing the SIMPEG-Press application in the SIMPEG e-Office system, utilizing an Oracle database and Python backend, the research validates the "published or perished" paradigm and ensures database security. The methodology involves implementing a dummy database and categorizing employee attendance and location zones based on specific parameters, guaranteeing efficient system and user management practices. The study culminates in a comprehensive matrix outlining Land Information System (LIS) development within the BPN environment, analyzed through system development theory. Additionally, the research outlines potential opportunities and challenges in the future trajectory of LIS development, providing valuable insights for both practitioners and scholars. Keywords: Application Programming Interfaces, Location Based Services, Land Information System, Remote Presence Application, Python.

This paper presents an adaptive, inclusive, and sustainable framework for the design protection, and development of Bajo community living spaces in Indonesian waters, inspired by the Funaya model in Japan. The framework was developed using the Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) method, integrating the principles of rights, restrictions, and responsibilities (RRRs) to address challenges in coastal management, cultural preservation, and economic sustainability. Key strategies include design protection based on zonation and space, the application of the principles of RRRs, and the adaptation of the Funaya model. This approach emphasizes participatory governance, legal certainty, and community empowerment through training and incentives. The Funaya adaptation integrates the preservation of traditional houses and tourism development to enhance cultural and economic resilience. While its implementation requires significant resources, the expected benefits include environmental sustainability, cultural preservation, and improved livelihoods for the Bajo people. This framework serves as a replicable model for integrated coastal management across Indonesia.