Covid-19: People Activity, Monitoring Development and Environmental Issue

Heriyati, Pantri Liawatimena Suryadiputra

This research attempt to propose the development of human mobility monitoring in the pandemic area in Indonesia. Current data on the COVID-19 is still alarming the world of the vast and aggressive spreading and the urgency to call on responsibilities for pandemic preparedness and response. Country answer to COVID-19 is mainly guided by the international situation, with the advice of organizations such as the WHO, investigation, data modeling based on the best available evidence, and the references. The system-wide response plans will have focused on the steadiness of public and vital public services and the stability of the economy, have been improved for COVID-19, based on the best available systematic evidence and guideline. The methodology uses a descriptive approach with mostly desk research. Data is collected from a secondary source and presented as a report format. For Indonesia COVID-19 situation, to monitor the people activity, this system development needs to find a suitable business center to be determined as a government-controlled logistics center. So that people activity can be more effective because transportation is reduced. With the active location feature activated at the user smartphone, then the system at any time can find out how many people are in a specific location. Their mobility is known at any time. This decision as a basis for the implementation of tracing, tracking, and fencing through infrastructure, systems, and telecommunications applications to support Health Surveillance, therefore, require the government reinforcement.