Application Of Intelligent Decision Support Systems ( Idss ) To Calculate The Number Of Sectors For Security Operations In The East Sea

This study discusses the implementation of Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process (FAHP) as part of the Intelligent Decision Support Systems (IDSS) for determining the number of marine security operations sector of eastern Indonesia. There are two types of variables used in this study is a quantitative and qualitative. Quantitative variables were used in conjunction with the ship (C5) is the speed, size, wave height and coverage area. Qualitative variables used are weapons (C1), sector (C2)), logistics (C3) and infrastructure (C4). There are 7 decision alternatives used in this study, to determine the optimal number of operational sectors are A1 = 4 sectors, sectors A2 = 5, A3 = 6 sectors, sector A4 = 7, A5 = 8 sectors, A6 and A7 = 9 sectors = 10 sectors. The calculation of the variable weights of 5 criteria using FAHP obtained as follows: C1 = 0.26; C2 = 0.24; C3 = 0:21; C4 = C5 = 0:17 and 0:12. The weight will be multiplied by the weight of sub-criteria of each alternative weighting criteria to produce a decision. Some Navy leaders also give the value of the criteria and sub-criteria for each of the proposed number of sectors with a range of values 50-100. The end result of this research is A1 = 45.843, A2 = 46.134, A3 = 46.008, A4 = 46.201, A5 = 46.232 A6 = 46.015 and A7 = 46.083. Based on calculations FAHP is recommended for the development of the number of sectors in ARMATIM from 7 to 8 sectors that can be monitored and secured by the fleets of the Republic of Indonesia.