Analysis of tsunami disaster resilience in Bandar Lampung Bay Coastal Zone

Alhamidi,; Pakpahan, V H; Simanjuntak, Johannes

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/158/1/012037

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“…Research locations were selected purposively considering that the selected locations were areas with a high frequency of disasters (disaster-prone areas) in the last five years: (1) East Lampung, (2) Pandeglang, (3) Pangandaran, (4) Kulon Progo, (5) Malang, and (6) Bone Bolango [5]. The selection of these six locations was also strengthened by a literature study on disasters in each location [17,18].…”

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Strengthening society preparedness as a strategy for disaster risk reduction in Indonesia

Nuryana¹,

Erwinsyah²,

Suradi³

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Natural disasters in Indonesia place a heavy and extraordinary burden on the affected people. Disaster victims are often unable to cope with the stress and tension of a disaster, so they turn to the government for help. Disasters also create difficult problems for the government to anticipate and deal with. As a result, the effectiveness of government efforts in disaster management varies. In many cases, the government’s response to disasters is slow, ineffective, often chaotic, and misguided. There is a “gap” between what the government is prepared to do in an emergency management situation and what emerges as the expectations of disaster victims. This paper aims to answer the problem on how the things related to community preparedness can be formulated in disaster management policies. We describe this assertion after conducting field research in six selected regencies in 2021. This mixed methods research is descriptive, with data collected through a survey with respondents and interviews with informants using semi-structured questionnaires. We conclude that there is no other way except society must be able to adapt to disasters and be capable of managing disaster risk reduction. This adaptability is manifested in the forms of society’s preparedness for disasters.

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confidence: 99%

Strengthening society preparedness as a strategy for disaster risk reduction in Indonesia

Nuryana¹,

Erwinsyah²,

Suradi³

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…The research location was chosen purposively based on the consideration of the ongoing program implementation. The selected research locations are natural disaster-prone areas, such as Sunda Strait [23][24][25] and southern coast of Java Island with megathrust threat [26][27][28], that have already implemented the program [16]. As shown in Table 1 below.…”

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Synergy between Disaster Preparedness Area program with local institutions for community disaster preparedness

Suradi¹,

Sumarno²,

Sugiyanto³

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The Government of Indonesia through Ministry of Social Affairs launched the Disaster Preparedness Area Program (Kawasan Siaga Bencana or KwSB) in 2019 to build community preparedness for natural disasters. This program is a forum for early community-based disaster management synergy with an integrated approach that involves various stakeholders in areas with high risk of natural disasters. Meanwhile social reality exposes that historically, people living in areas prone to natural disasters have had their own local institutions and knowledge on dealing with natural disasters. Several research results indicated there is a gap between the government programs and the social realities in society. Accordingly, this research will identify the consequences of the KwSB Program on existing local institutions in the community before this program was launched. That very problem is answered through qualitative approach with data collected from literature studies, observations, in-depth interviews, and Focus Group Discussions (FGDs). Furthermore, the collected texts and narratives are analyzed by categorization and then comparing the existence and actions of local institutions before and after the KwSB Program. The results show that there are consequences due to the presence of the program on the social reality of local institutions, especially in the reconfiguration of social networks in the community.

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“…Park and Baek [75] introduced the detection of heatwaves and cold waves. Alhamidi et al [76] presented an IoT-based tsunami monitoring system. Aljohani and Alenazi [77] introduced a storm detection system.…”

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Sensors on the Internet of Things Systems for Urban Disaster Management: A Systematic Literature Review

Zeng,

Pang,

Tang

2023

Sensors

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The occurrence of disasters has the potential to impede the progress of sustainable urban development. For instance, it has the potential to result in significant human casualties and substantial economic repercussions. Sustainable cities, as outlined in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 12, prioritize the objective of disaster risk reduction. According to the Gesi Smarter 2030, the Internet of Things (IoT) assumes a pivotal role in the context of smart cities, particularly in domains including smart grids, smart waste management, and smart transportation. IoT has emerged as a crucial facilitator for the management of disasters, contributing to the development of cities that are both resilient and sustainable. This systematic literature analysis seeks to demonstrate the sensors utilized in IoT for the purpose of urban catastrophe management. The review encompasses both the pre-disaster and post-disaster stages, drawing from a total of 72 articles. During each stage, we presented the characteristics of sensors employed in IoT. Additionally, we engaged in a discourse regarding the various communication technologies and protocols that can be utilized for the purpose of transmitting the data obtained from sensors. Furthermore, we have demonstrated the methodology for analyzing and implementing the data within the application layer of IoT. In conclusion, this study addresses the existing research deficiencies within the literature and presents potential avenues for future exploration in the realm of IoT-enabled urban catastrophe management, drawing upon the findings of the evaluated publications.

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Analysis of tsunami disaster resilience in Bandar Lampung Bay Coastal Zone

Cited by 12 publications

References 1 publication

Strengthening society preparedness as a strategy for disaster risk reduction in Indonesia

Strengthening society preparedness as a strategy for disaster risk reduction in Indonesia

Synergy between Disaster Preparedness Area program with local institutions for community disaster preparedness

Sensors on the Internet of Things Systems for Urban Disaster Management: A Systematic Literature Review

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