Analysis of Land-Use Change in Shortandy District in Terms of Sustainable Development

Alipbeki, O. A.; Alipbekova, Chaimgul; Sterenharz, Arnold; Toleubekova, Zhanat; MAKENOVA, Saule; Aliyev, Meirzhan; Mineyev, Nursultan

doi:10.3390/land9050147

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“…Land use changes characterized by spatial use complexity cause a decrease in the quality of the urban environment [70]. Furthermore, the effectiveness of land use management serves to stop (or, at least, slow down) the negative impacts of land use on natural resources [71]. In addition, an adverse process is often understood as the degradation of soil cover under the influence of various types of erosion [72].…”

Section: Changes In Land Use and Deterioration Of Watershed Environme...mentioning

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Water Quality Pollution Control and Watershed Management Based on Community Participation in Maros City, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Increases in the number of urban residents have significant impacts on spatial pressure, affecting the utilization of river basins. The purpose of this study is to analyze (1) the increase in population and changes in spatial use as determinants of the complexity of the watershed ecosystem; (2) the effect of housing development, urban activity systems, and land use changes on the degradation of the environmental quality of the watershed; and (3) the direct and indirect effects of changes in spatial use, land reclamation, and community behavior on water pollution and the sustainability of watershed management in Maros City. The research method used is a sequential explanatory design combining quantitative and qualitative research methods. Data were obtained through observation, in-depth interviews, surveys, and documentation. The study findings show that land use change, complexity of spatial use, and community behavior have a negative impact on the environmental quality of the watershed. Housing development, urban activity systems, and changes in land use had a significant effect on environmental quality degradation, with a coefficient of determination of 73.9%. Furthermore, the influence of spatial use, land reclamation, and community behavior on water pollution in the watershed was 72.82%. This study may serve to assist the decision-making of and policy formation by the Maros Regency Government in the framework of controlling the use of watersheds, working towards their social, economic, and environmental sustainability.

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Water Quality Pollution Control and Watershed Management Based on Community Participation in Maros City, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

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“…Therefore, it needs to be controlled. In addition, land conversion also causes an imbalance in space and its use (Agus & Irawan, 2006;Alipbeki et al, 2020;Prayitno, Subagiyo, Dinanti, Rahmawati, & Auliah, 2021).…”

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Economic Value of Food Commodities and Labor Shift due to Rice Field Conversion in Batu City, Indonesia

Susilo

2023

JCDA

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Increasing tourist activities in Batu City make agricultural land conversion unavoidable. This research purpose is to discover the lost economic value of food commodities due to converted agricultural land area and labor shift. The conversion area of agricultural land in all areas can be identified through Landsat image 8 ETM+ in 2017 and 2021. An overlay analysis using ArcGIS 10.2 software with seven variables was then utilized to discover land capability and suitability. Then, it was combined with the survey results of 334 land price points to determine the distribution of agricultural land prices in Batu City by using Kriging interpolation analysis. The researcher found that the agricultural land area has decreased in the past four years by 169.96 Ha, with a lost economic value of approximately 5 billion Indonesian rupiahs. The agricultural land price in Batu City is divided into four classifications. The results indicate that the agricultural land price is high, so it accelerates agricultural land conversion. Therefore, the government should pay close attention to land conversion.

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“…Using the techniques of economic and mathematical modeling based on systemic and integrated approaches would be advisable to assess the possibilities of territorial development (Alipbeki et al, 2020). The proposed method for determining the parameters of the mechanism for managing the potential of territorial formations provides for a description of the conceptual mechanism for the implementation of the system; principles of its construction; structural elements and functionality.…”

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Modeling as an effective management tool for the integrated regional development

Eduardovich-Tyupakov

Alexandrovich-Verkhorubov

Alexeevna-Beloglazova

et al. 2022

Rev. Invest. Univ. Quindío

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Ensuring sustainable territorial development is one of the key tasks for developing regional industries and increasing the level of food security of the regions and the country in general. The solution to the problem of developing and implementing a competitive mechanism for territorial development should be based on the principles and methods of modern strategic territorial-sectoral planning with a focus on the maximum use of the resources of the existing local potential. This study analyzes modeling as an effective management tool for integrated regional development. To that end, approaches based on constructing multivariate regression models are utilized. Based on the results, the main problem of management systems for the integrated territorial development is associated with an incorrect assessment of their starting capabilities, which results in the low performance of the implementation mechanism. A reliable methodological basis here can be an approach to managing territorial development using a system of linked indicators that consider more than just the parameters of social development. The list of priority areas (blocks), which should serve as a fundamental basis for developing concepts for the integrated development of regions, must include natural and climatic, technical and technological, infrastructural, and marketing characteristics. Keywords: regional development, regional competitive potential, modeling, integrated development .

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Analysis of Land-Use Change in Shortandy District in Terms of Sustainable Development

Cited by 19 publications

References 55 publications

Water Quality Pollution Control and Watershed Management Based on Community Participation in Maros City, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Water Quality Pollution Control and Watershed Management Based on Community Participation in Maros City, South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Economic Value of Food Commodities and Labor Shift due to Rice Field Conversion in Batu City, Indonesia

Modeling as an effective management tool for the integrated regional development

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