Matakuliah
Tahun
: S0902 – Manajemen Infrastruktur
: 2010
Topic 1
Introduction to
Infrastructure Management
Session 01
Mind Map ( Topic 1 )
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Contents
• Introduction
• Overview of Infrastructure
• Scope of Infrastructure
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Introduction
Learning outcomes :
Mahasiswa dapat menjelaskan
mengenai Infrastruktur dan
ruang lingkupnya yang ditujukan
untuk pelayanan kepada masyarakat
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Introduction
Class Rule:
Everybody have to :
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Attend the class at least for 10 class session.
Tolerance for late students 15 minutes.
Participate in class discussion.
Smoking and sandals in class is NOT allowed
Be an active student
Pay attention about the course material before entering the class
session
Search others source to completely the topic ( online reading,
browsing the internet, going to Library )
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Introduction
Home Work:
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Everybody have to make all home work assignment and
give to the lecturer on the time.
Whoever doesn’t attend the class without permission,
her/his HW assignment in this session class will not be
appraiser
Home work Assignment is 100 % your grade
Do your best for HW Assignment
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Introduction
Home Work:
Members :
1. Group ( max 4 peoples/group )
2. Private
Categories :
• Paper ( as a report )
• Case Study ( Problem solving )
• Presentation & Discussion/ Seminar
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Overview of Infrastructure
What is Infrastructure?
Physical facilities that are sometimes
called public works [ Greg 88 ]
Public works are the physical structures and
facilities that are developed or acquired by the public
agency to house governmental functions and provide water,
power, waste disposal, transportation and similar services to
facilitate the achievement of common social and economic
objectives [ American Public Work Association – APWA ]
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Overview of Infrastructure
What is Infrastructure?
“The nation’s infrastructure is its system of public facilities,
both publicly and privately funded, which provide for the
delivery of essential services and a sustained standard
of living. This interdependent, yet self-contained, set of
structures provides for mobility, shelter, services, and utilities…
America’s infrastructure is the base upon which society rests.
Its condition affects our lifestyles and security and each is
threatened by its unanswered decay.”
[ Associated General Contractors of America- AGCA ,1982 ]
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Overview of Infrastructure
What is Infrastructure?
“A civilization’s rise and fall is linked to its ability to feed and
shelter its people and to defend itself. These capabilities
depend on infrastructure - the underlying, often hidden
foundation of a society’s wealth and quality of life.
A society that neglects its infrastructure loses the ability to
transport people and food, provide clean air and water, control
diseases, and conduct commerce.”
[ The National Science Foundatino - NSF ,1994 ]
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Overview of Infrastructure
What is Infrastructure?
Infrastructure is the basic physical and organizational
structures needed for the operation of a society or
enterprise, or the services and facilities necessary for
an economy to function. The term typically refers to the
technical structures that support a society, such as roads, water
supply, sewers, power grids, telecommunications, and so forth.
Viewed functionally, infrastructure facilitates the
production of goods and services; ……... [ Wikipedia ]
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Scope of Infrastructure
What are Infrastructure Assets?
1. Transportation
2. Water and Waste water
3. Waste Management
4. Energy Production and Distribution
5. Buildings
6. Public/ Recreation facilities
7. Communication
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Scope of Infrastructure
1. Transportation
a.Ground Transportation
( roads, bridge , tunnels, railroads )
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Scope of Infrastructure
1. Transportation
b. Air Transportation
( airports, heliports, ground facilities , air-traffic control )
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Scope of Infrastructure
1. Transportation
c. Waterways and ports
( shipping channels, main terminals, dry dock, ports )
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Scope of Infrastructure
1. Transportation
d. Intermodal facilities
( rail/airport terminals, truck/rail/port terminals )
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Scope of Infrastructure
1. Transportation
e. Mass Transit
( subways, bus transit, light rail, monorails, platforms/stations )
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Scope of Infrastructure
2. Water and Waste Water
a.Water Supply
( pumping stations, treatment plants, main water
lines, wells, mechanical/electrical equipment )
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Scope of Infrastructure
2. Water and Waste Water
b. Structures
( dams, diversion , structures, tunnels, aqueducts )
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Scope of Infrastructure
2. Water and Waste Water
c. Agricultural water distribution
( canals, rivers, weir, gates, dikes )
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Scope of Infrastructure
2. Water and Waste Water
d. Sewer
( main sewer lines, septic tanks, treatment plants, stormwater drains )
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Scope of Infrastructure
3. Waste Management
a.Solid waste
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Scope of Infrastructure
3. Waste Management
b. Hazardous waste
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Scope of Infrastructure
3. Waste Management
c. Nuclear Waste
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Scope of Infrastructure
4. Energy Prod & Distribution
a.Electric Power
( hydro-electric power stations ; gas- , oil, - and coalfueled power generation )
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Scope of Infrastructure
4. Energy Prod & Distribution
b. Electric Power distribution
( high voltage power transmission line, substations,
distributions system, energy control center, service and
maintenance facilities )
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Scope of Infrastructure
4. Energy Prod & Distribution
c. Gas Pipeline
( gas production, pipeline, computer station & control center,
storage tanks, service and maintenance facilities )
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Scope of Infrastructure
4. Energy Prod & Distribution
d. Petroleum/oil Production
( pumping stations, oil/gas separation plants, roads)
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Scope of Infrastructure
4. Energy Prod & Distribution
e. Petroleum/oil Distribution
( marine & ground tanker terminals, pipelines, pumping
stations, maintenance facilities, storage tanks)
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Scope of Infrastructure
4. Energy Prod & Distribution
f. Nuclear Power stations
( nuclear reactors, power-generation stations, nuclear waste
disposal facilities, emergency equipment and facilities)
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Scope of Infrastructure
5. Buildings
a. Tall building- residential &
commercial
( structures,, utilities, swimming pools, security,
ground access, parking)
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Scope of Infrastructure
5. Buildings
b. Public buildings
( schools, hospitals, gov’ offices police stations, postal offices,
parking structures )
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Scope of Infrastructure
5. Buildings
c. Multipurpose complexes
( coliseums, amphitheaters, convention center,
religious congregation buildings )
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Scope of Infrastructure
5. Buildings
d. Sport complexes
( indoors, stadiums, golf courses )
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Scope of Infrastructure
5. Buildings
e. Movie theaters
( indoors, drive-in )
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Scope of Infrastructure
5. Buildings
f. Housing facilities
( public and private )
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Scope of Infrastructure
5. Buildings
g. Manufacturing / warehouse
facilities
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Scope of Infrastructure
5. Buildings
h. Hotels/ Commercial properties
( hotels, inns, time-sharing units, clubs, malls )
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Scope of Infrastructure
6. Recreational facilities
a. Parks and Playgrounds
( roads, parking areas, recreational facilities, office
buildings, rest rooms, ornamental fountains,
swimming pools, picnic area )
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Scope of Infrastructure
6. Recreational facilities
b. Lake and water sports
( roads, parking areas ,
picnic areas, marinas )
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Scope of Infrastructure
6. Recreational facilities
c. Theme park/casinos
( access roads, buildings, restaurants, security facilities,
structures )
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Scope of Infrastructure
7. Communications
a. Telecommunication network
( telephone-exchange stations, cable distribution, power supply, switching
and data processing center, building, transmission towers and repeat
stations )
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Scope of Infrastructure
7. Communications
b. Television/cable network
( production stations,
transmission facilities,
cable distributions,
power supply, buildings )
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Scope of Infrastructure
7. Communications
c. Wireless/ Satellite network
( satellites, ground-control centers, communication systems,
receivers, buildings, services and maintenance facilities )
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Scope of Infrastructure
7. Communications
d. Information highway network
( computer networks, cable distribution, data-processing hardware/software, online and off-line system, information sources, buildings, backup and recording
mediums )
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Scope of Infrastructure
What is Infrastructure management?
• Administrative process of
creating, planning, and
maintaining our infrastructure
facilities
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Scope of Infrastructure
What is Infrastructure management?
• An integrated, interdisciplinary process that
ensures infrastructure
performance over its life cycle
Life cycle is entire time from design through
decommissioning
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