Evaluation of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System  in Jakarta: A Literatur Review

Gunawan, Michelle; Asyahira, Riri; Sidjabat, Filson Maratur

doi:10.32672/jse.v5i1.1656

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“…The data used has been validated and used in several previous studies ( [32]; [33]; [34]). Jakarta is the most populous cities in Indonesia that belongs to a large industrial area and prone to congestion caused by many motor vehicles.…”

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The Impact of Covid-19 Outbreak on Air Pollution Levels Using Arima Intervention Modelling: a Case Study of Jakarta, Indonesia

Dewi

Romadhon

Setyaningsih³

et al. 2022

JMG

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Jakarta is a region with a high number of COVID-19 cases in Indonesia. This study investigates the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting large scale social restriction on air pollution levels in Jakarta, Indonesia, by studying particulate matter (PM10) levels. This study employs ARIMA intervention using daily COVID-19 case data from January 1, 2020 to September 30, 2020 (the period before and after the first case of COVID-19 in Indonesia on March 2, 2020). The analysis shows COVID-19 started to impact PM10 in Jakarta on the 11th day after confirming the first case in Indonesia, which is indicated by an unordinary increase in PM10 level. However, on the 12th day after intervention, the PM10 level decreases. This occurred at the beginning of the period when large-scale social restrictions are imposed. However, one month after intervention, PM10 increases again and continues to increase until the end of the study. This is allegedly because people are accustomed to being ignorant and bored with the pandemic situation. Social restrictions and movements are no longer effective, which results in the rise of PM10 levels again. Hence, it can be concluded that COVID-19 impacts air quality in Jakarta even though the impact is minimal and in the short term.

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The Impact of Covid-19 Outbreak on Air Pollution Levels Using Arima Intervention Modelling: a Case Study of Jakarta, Indonesia

Dewi

Romadhon

Setyaningsih³

et al. 2022

JMG

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“…The results of air quality monitoring are conveyed in the form of the Air Pollution Standard Index (ISPU). The ISPU is a unitless index that describes the ambient air quality conditions at specific locations based on their impacts on human health, aesthetic value, and other living organisms [16]. In 2020, the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) issued Ministerial Regulation No.…”

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Air Quality Mapping in Bandung City

Pontoh,

Saliaputri,

Nashwa

et al. 2023

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One of the most commonly encountered issues in large cities is air pollution. As a major city, Bandung also experiences the same problem. This issue arises due to the increasing levels of human activity. This contributes to elevated levels of pollutants in the atmosphere, which can impact human life and ecosystems. This research is intended to map the regions in Bandung based on their air quality. This study used ambient air quality measurement results from Bandung, which included PM10, PM2.5, dust, SO2, CO, and NO2. This ambient air quality measurement was conducted by the Department of Environment and Hygiene in Bandung. The research methodology utilized in this study was multidimensional scaling analysis. The outcomes of the examination carried out utilizing the multidimensional scaling technique reveal a clustering of regions in Bandung, West Java, based on their air quality. According to the research findings, the locations were grouped into four quadrants, each with different air quality characteristics. Some locations showed high similarity, while others did not exhibit similarity with other groups. These findings can be used for policy-making and improving air quality in Bandung. Conclusions were drawn from the formed groups, where each group had high similarity among its members, but differed from the members of other groups. Among all observed locations in Bandung City, there were areas that were most similar when viewed based on the distance between objects, namely Punclut St. and KPAD Sarijadi; Soekarno Hatta St. (in front of Astra Bizz) and Elang St.; and Buah Batu St. (in front of STSI/ISBI) and Bunderan Cibiru.

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“…However, ISPU has not gained popularity as much as US AQI. Citizens prefer to assess US AQI's air quality since it is widely known and accessible from websites and applications [6].…”

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Pilot study of air quality index assessment of nitrogen pollutant using lichen as bioindicators in Jakarta and Depok, Indonesia

et al. 2020

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Indonesia needs an alternative air quality index considering that the ones currently in use were not precisely made for the environment and people’s genetic makeup in Indonesia. This study aims to determine if lichen can be used as an alternative index to assess Indonesia’s air quality by acting as a bioindicator. Lichen samples were taken at six locations, three in Gelora Bung Karno’s City Forest, Jakarta, and three at the Universitas Indonesia’s city forest, Depok. Lichens are identified according to the chemical test results and identification key. The amount of lichen obtained is calculated and converted into a NAQI chart to determine if the site’s status is clean air, at-risk, N-polluted, or very N-polluted location. Two of them are polluted by nitrogen from seven sampling areas, while the other five are heavily polluted. This data shows the air quality in all areas is insufficient and polluted. However, our findings are contradictory to nitrogen pollutant data from Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics Council (BMKG). Thus, in the future, there should be a calibrator when measuring air quality analysis using lichen.

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Evaluation of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System in Jakarta: A Literatur Review

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

The Impact of Covid-19 Outbreak on Air Pollution Levels Using Arima Intervention Modelling: a Case Study of Jakarta, Indonesia

The Impact of Covid-19 Outbreak on Air Pollution Levels Using Arima Intervention Modelling: a Case Study of Jakarta, Indonesia

Air Quality Mapping in Bandung City

Pilot study of air quality index assessment of nitrogen pollutant using lichen as bioindicators in Jakarta and Depok, Indonesia

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