Coastal land use changes around the Ulee Lheue Bay of Aceh during the 10-year 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami recovery process

Syamsidik, Syamsidik; Fahmi, Mirza; Fatimah, Eldina; Fitrayansyah, Afri

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2017.07.014

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“…It is right in the context of the urban coastal area in Banda Aceh. Urban dwellers have begun to inhabit the lands in or near the current housing areas, converting the surrounding vacant lands and even wetlands to built-up areas (Syamsidik et al, 2018).…”

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“…In many cities, growth is dominantly occurred along the main roads and existing constructed centers, the socalled induced growth that may generate a social and environmental complexity, particularly regarding the environment changes, land speculation, and community residing in the area who are mainly dependent on fishery employment (Cervero, 2001;Vermeiren et al, 2012). Residents in the adjacent bay have also commenced resettling back in the area, reaching a similar level before the 2004 tsunami (Syamsidik et al, 2018). The condition is particularly worrying because growth correlates with land use conversion that may impact urban sustainability, such as displacement of open space and agriculture/aquaculture, diminish in wetlands, the effect on hydrology and ecosystem in general (Lambin et al, 2003;Santos Cruz et al, 2013;Gharbia et al, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The condition is particularly worrying because growth correlates with land use conversion that may impact urban sustainability, such as displacement of open space and agriculture/aquaculture, diminish in wetlands, the effect on hydrology and ecosystem in general (Lambin et al, 2003;Santos Cruz et al, 2013;Gharbia et al, 2016). Due to the significance of the bay area, both as a commercial port and protection zone for Banda Aceh's city (Syamsidik et al, 2018), this research aims to predict the urban land-use change in coastal areas and its impact on sustainability.…”

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Forecasting the land use change of urban coastal area in Banda Aceh and its impact on urban sustainability using LandUseSIM cellular automata simulation model.

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Aceh Int. J. Sci. Technol

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The dynamics of urban development, followed by various opportunities and challenges for different social groups, indicate a growing sense of complexity, unpredictability, and insecurity about cities and emphasis a need to identify new sustainability strategies. This paper aims at predicting the land-use change of urban coastal areas in Banda Aceh and its impact on urban sustainability. It used an urban simulation model using Cellular Automata (CA), integrated into a LanduseSIM platform. There were three main steps as part of the research methodology: (1) preparation of current data on land uses (2015), (2) simulation of data using CA in LanduseSIM software, and (3) visualization of data and result. Accordingly, the final simulation of the year 2030 was completed, in two scenarios, as the basis to evaluate the impact of land-use change on urban sustainability in Banda Aceh. The study has revealed that the current development trend in the coastal area of Banda Aceh is consuming natural resources such as wetlands and vegetation, driven particularly by the planning of urban coastal region as a center of tourism and fishery, complemented by the upcoming Banda Aceh Outer-Ring Road project. The study recommends a reconsideration of the city strategies by decision-makers to achieve sustainability and ensure ecological balance.

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Forecasting the land use change of urban coastal area in Banda Aceh and its impact on urban sustainability using LandUseSIM cellular automata simulation model.

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“…In recent years, many domestic and foreign scholars have explored the connotation [9][10][11][12], research focus [13], utilization type [14][15][16][17][18][19], research methods [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27], and the mechanism of the driving force [1,30,[28][29][30][31][32][33] of intensive land use at different scales. These studies have provided a powerful basis and reference for the theory and method associated with investigating the intensive use of sea areas.…”

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Spatiotemporal changes caused by the intensive use of sea areas in the liaoning coastal economic zone of China

Yin

Wang

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PLoS ONE

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Oceans and their resources are experiencing immense pressure because of human exploitation. The intensive use of sea areas has become an important method in solving the contradiction between ocean supply and demand, thereby ensuring sustainable marine economy development, tapping potential sea-area utilization, reasonably allocating sea-area utilization structures, and increasing marine economic benefits. This paper explores the definition and connotation of intensive sea-area use and constructs an evaluation index system based on marine input intensity, marine utilization structure, marine economic benefit, and marine ecological environment. Multi-objective variable fuzzy set theory and fuzzy decision analysis methods were used to evaluate the intensive sea-area utilization in the Liaoning Coastal Economic Zone of China during 2004–2016. The spatial differentiation characteristics of intensive sea-area use were analysed using cluster analysis. The research result showed that: (1) Intensive utilization level of the Liaoning coastal economic zone has gradually increased, while it is still in a moderately weak level; (2) Sea area intensive utilization varied in degrees and fluctuates in the six cities under the jurisdiction of the Liaoning coastal economic zone; and (3) Marine input intensity, marine utilization structure, marine economic benefit, and marine sustainability indexes have increased in the cities, thereby exhibiting improvements in the Liaoning coastal economic zone.

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“…Hal ini menarik dilakukan, selain untuk melihat perubahan lahan sebelum dan pasca tsunami, juga untuk melihat proses pemulihan lahan pada 15 tahun terakhir. Mengingat, setelah rehabilitasi dan rekontruksi Aceh-Nias selesai dilakukan pada 2009 lalu, belum ada pemantauan lebih jauh terkait perkembangan pembangunan atau perbaikan lahan di Kecamatan Lhoong hingga 2020 [10].…”

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Coastal land use changes around the Ulee Lheue Bay of Aceh during the 10-year 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami recovery process

Cited by 17 publications

References 26 publications

Forecasting the land use change of urban coastal area in Banda Aceh and its impact on urban sustainability using LandUseSIM cellular automata simulation model.

Forecasting the land use change of urban coastal area in Banda Aceh and its impact on urban sustainability using LandUseSIM cellular automata simulation model.

Spatiotemporal changes caused by the intensive use of sea areas in the liaoning coastal economic zone of China

Pemanfaatan Citra Satelit Google Earth untuk Penilaian Progres Pemulihan Lahan Pasca 15 Tahun Tsunami Aceh di Kecamatan Lhoong, Aceh Besar

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