Student Bio
Mentor Bio
Puvadol doydee is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Natural Resources and Agro-Industry at Kasetsart University (KU) Chalermphrakiat Sakon Nakhon Province Campus, Thailand. He obtained BSc (Fisheries) from KU by 1998 and have worked in the field of remote sensing for fisheries management. In
2000, He was awarded a scholarship by SEAMEO-SEARCA to pursue MSc in IT for
Natural Resources Management from Bogor Agricultural University (IPB),
Indonesia and graduated in 2002 the course was emphasised on remote sensing, GIS and
GPS. In 2005, He was awarded a DAAD-SEARCA scholarship to pursue the PhD in
Environmental Science at University of the Philippines Los Banos (UPLB) and
graduated in 2008. He used to be involved and worked as research officer in the exchange
student program between KU and Virginia Institute of Marine Since (VIMS), USA in 2003. In 2004, He was selected from
the organizing committee of CZAP 2004 for presenting research paper (Remote
Sensing) as oral presentation in Brisbane, Australia. He also have experienced
with Coastal Habitat Resources Management (CHARM) Project by working with the
international consultants in the field in 2004. During stayed in the Philippines,
He was elected from international students and served as the President of the
International Students Association (ISA) of UPLB in 2006-2007. In 2009, He was
selected by the panels of EPPSEA, Singapore for presenting my proposal in
Hanoi, Vietnam. In 2010, He was granted to attended the environmental economic
regional course in Philippines and was selected to be exchange researcher for doing
research on Fisheries and Remote Sensing at Hokkaido University (HU), Japan. During
3-11 August 2011, he was selected from the University to join the program of
Asian Economic Community (AEC) for Sakon Nakhon, Nakhon Pranom and Mukdahan
Provinces chapter working at Thai, Lao PDR, China and Vietnam as project
collaborator and fisheries section consultant. Currently his research is working on GIS
and Remote Sensing Application for Natural Resources and Environmental Management particularly on aquatic environment as well as he is connecting with CIRAD and CANSEA for conservation
agriculture project. In December 2013, he presented the concepts and application of Geospatial method to the 4th international conference on Conservation Agriculture (CA) at Battabang, Cambodia.
About Our Research Jirawat Panpeng is conducting a climate-relevant research entitled: "Vulnerability of Coastal Fishery Community to Climate Change: A case of
study Laemsing District, Chanthaburi Province, Thailand". The research
aims to identify current and future vulnerability of coastal fishery communities
to climate change and extreme events at the local level. However, the paper
which will be proposed to this program focuses on future sea level rise
vulnerability. The study sites are four sub-districts of Laemsing District, in
The Gulf of Thailand. The Laemsing district is now subjected to affected area
experiencing with climate-relevant phenomena such as sea level rise, coastal
erosion and inundation and prone to virulently face with them in the future. Finally, we would like to make a projection on future sea level rise vulnerability on coastal fishery
communities and provides scientific and systematic opinions for all
stakeholders especially for small-scale fishers to succeed the vulnerability reduction. This paper is
multidisciplinary study and also applies climate-simulated software and GIS to
identify potential sensitivity of communities in physical and social aspects. |