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Saryani Asmayawati

Senin, 27 Februari 2012

Saryani Asmayawati

Cranfield University
Department of Air Transport

Current activities

Teaching, research and training course development

Background

Saryani Asmayawati holds a Bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia. After graduating in 2000, she worked as Air Safety Investigator at the Indonesian National Transportation Safety Committee. She has participated in numerous aviation accident/incident investigations and contributed to the development of the Committee. During this time, she worked alongside investigators from the US NTSB, UK AAIB, French BEA and the Singaporean AAIB.

She achieved her MSc in Human Factors and Safety Assessment in Aeronautics from Cranfield University with “Course Director’s Award for Best Student Performance”. Whilst working for the NTSC, she was also a guest lecturer in Human Factors at the Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering in Institut Teknologi Bandung. She also lectured on Human Factors in Accident Investigation for the flight surgeon’s training at the Indonesian Air Force.

In November 2004, Saryani moved to England and worked as a Consultant Engineer in a Safety/Aeronautical Engineering research company. During this period, she carried out various high-profile research projects on fire and cabin safety/survivability and accident analysis for the US Federal Aviation Administration, UK Civil Aviation Authority, Transport Canada and European Aviation Safety Committee. She was also heavily involved in several Regulatory Impact Assessments for EASA. She was the project manager in a research carried out for EASA on the evaluation of CS-25 cabin safety requirements and in a research for UK CAA on firefighting training for cabin crew.

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The Jakarta Post : RI engineer wins aviation safety award

From: "H.Z Abidin" <hzabidin@gd.itb.ac.id>
To:
Senyum-ITB@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Senyum-ITB] FW: Selamat buat FTMD dan IA Prodi FTMD



RI engineer wins aviation safety award
Novan Iman Santosa and Rabby Pramudatama, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Sat, 02/25/2012 8:47 AM





An Indonesian aeronautical engineer, Saryani “Yani” Asmayawati, was among the members of a team from Cranfield University who were recognized by British Queen Elizabeth II for work in aviation safety.

Yani is an alumni of the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)’s aeronautics department, where she began her studies in 1994 and graduated in 2000.

The good news was spread by her cousin, Bambang Harimurti, the senior editor of Tempo news magazine, who is also an alumni of ITB. Bambang exchanged email regarding the news while celebrating with Yani’s academic mentor, Oetarjo Diran.

The email was published on a blog at ITB alumni Senyum-ITB.blogspot.com (Portal Senyum-ITB) on Thursday, with Bambang identifying her as Asmayani Tjokronegoro and crediting her as being part of a team designing an aviation safety planning system now considered to be the best in the UK.

Cranfield was named among 18 universities and three additional education institutions in the UK to win the highly prestigious Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Higher Education. The prizes were awarded during a lunch hosted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace.

The university was awarded the honor for its “world-leading work in aviation safety through research and training in air accident investigation”.

The work has been carried out by the Safety and Accident Investigation Center, where Yani currently works as a lecturer at Cranfield’s air transportation department.

The prize is a biennial award program within the UK’s national honors system. It is the UK’s most prestigious form of national recognition, open to a UK academic or vocational institution, Cranfield said in a statement.

A lecturer at ITB’s aeronautics department, Hisar Manongam Pasaribu, told The Jakarta Post that Yani worked on the National Transportation Safety Committee (KNKT) as an air safety investigator after earning her bachelor’s degree in aeronautics before continuing her studies at Cranfield University in the UK.

“Her interest was indeed in aviation safety during her studies at ITB,” he told the Post over the phone from Bandung.

“It was further strengthened when she worked at KNKT under the supervision of Dr. Oetarjo.”

Hisar said Yani was provided exposure to the knowledge of various leading players in the aviation sector during her time at KNKT.

“When I ran an aviation safety course, I invited her to be co-lecturer,” he said. “She focused more human factors, as many accidents are caused by human error.”

He said despite the rather dismal condition of Indonesian air safety, it was such a tremendously proud achievement — that an Indonesian women could reach such lofty engineering achievements in promoting air safety.

Cranfield’s website revealed that Yani earned her MSc in Human Factors and Safety Assessment in Aeronautics, recieving the “Course Director’s Most Outstanding Student” award.

Yani worked for KNKT from January 2000 to October 2004 before she moved to England as a senior consulting engineer at RGW Cherry and Associates Ltd until October 2009. She carried out various high-profile research projects studying in-flight fires, cabin safety/survivability and accident analysis with the US Federal Aviation Administration, the UK Civil Aviation Authority, Transport Canada and the European Aviation Safety Committee.

She has since taken a lecturing position at Cranfield University.

Tertiani ZB Simanjuntak contributed to the article


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Yani (Asmayani Tjokronegoro) MS94 mendapat penghargaan di Inggris


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Yani (Asmayani Tjokronegoro) MS94 mendapat penghargaan di Inggris

Kamis, 23 Februari 2012

Yani (Asmayani Tjokronegoro) MS94 mendapat penghargaan di Inggris



Istana Buckingham


Sistem perencanaan keselamatan penerbangan Yani (Asmayani Tjokronegoro) MS94 mendapat penghargaan di Inggris.
Yani akan mendapat anugerah dari Ratu Elizabeth dalam sebuah jamuan makan siang di istana Buckingham, Inggris, pada tanggal tanggal 24 Februari 2012 menurut email dari Bambang Harymurti EL76, Tempo, di bawah.


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The Jakarta Post : RI engineer wins aviation safety award
Saryani Asmayawati

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From: Oetarjo Diran
To: alumnas-OOT@yahoogroups.com; iapitb@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 22 February 2012, 16:49
Subject: [iapitb] Fw: Yani


kita masih ada harapan dalam suasana dan keadaan yang sangat dirasakan orang mencekam.

yani adalah salah satu mahasiswa terbaik lulusan jurusan teknik penerbangan institut teknologi bandung.
reputasinya dalam bidang keselamatan transportasi is worldwide.

do not despair, we shall overcome.

thanks yani,

o.diran



--- On Wed, 2/22/12, bambang@tempo.co.id wrote:

From: bambang@tempo.co.id
Subject: Yani
To: "Prof.Dr Oetarjo Diran"
Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2012, 8:37 AM

Prof Oetarjo Diran Ythn

Saya ingin menginformasikan saja bahwa mantan anak buah dan murid bapak yang bernama sdri Ir. Asmayani Tjokronegoro Msc akan mendapat anugerah dari Ratu Elizabeth tanggal 24 nanti dalam sebuah jamuan makan siang di istana Buckingham, Inggris.

Yani, yang kebetulan adalah sepupu saya, bersama tim nya telah menyusun sebuah sistem perencanaan keselamatan penerbangan yang dianggap paling baik di Inggris.

Saya kira ini buah dari bimbingan bapak juga.


Hormat saya,
Bambang Harymurti

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