Track: Sustainable Management

Abstract

The contribution of Indonesian fishery's GDP and the surplus of the foreign trade balance of fishery products continue to increase. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the second quarter of 2019, at 2010 constant prices, reached Rp 2,735.19 trillion, which was an increase of around 5.05% compared to that in the same quarter of 2018 (y-o-y), and 4.20% from the previous quarter(q-o-q). The sector with the quarterly highest growth in the second quarter of 2019 was agriculture, livestock, forestry, and fishery’s industry (13.80 percent). Indonesia's fishery’s GDP growth needs to be supported by fisheries research on solar-cell renewable energy technology. Fish and solar-cell technology research is a world trend. There are 171 documents related to titles, abstracts, and keywords in Scopus publications. Fish and solar cell technology researches are available in 122 journals, which are five documents in the Journal of Aquatic Toxicology and Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology Biology. The study is found in 160 affiliation documents, four papers each from the University of Innsbruck, and Miami University. Fifty countries/territories do research on the subject. There are 42 documents in the United States and 12 documents in China. Indonesia ranks 4th in the world with four papers. There are seven types of documents of the area, which are 111 documents in the form of Article and 29 Conference Papers. Fish and solar cell technology researches found in 22 subject areas, 45 documents on environmental science, and 40 documents on agricultural and biological sciences. Fish and solar cell technology researches receive 60 funding sponsors, one of which is three documents from the European Commission.