Geographical Information System for Mapping and Analysis of Agricultural Areas in Merauke Regency

Abstract

This Geographical Information System Mapping and Analysis Study aims to map and analyze the range of potential seed plant returns in several sub-districts in Merauke, which consists of several criteria for structural land use and land use intensity. Building Management, Circulation and Connecting Systems, Open Space and Green Systems, Quality Environmental Management, Environmental Infrastructure and Utilities Systems and Building and Environmental Conservation. This research was made using Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) which allows the search for optimal alternative solutions and the latest technological developments related to a method and presentation of information. The final result of this research is that web-based GIS is expected to be a source of reference / reference that is easily accessed by stakeholders related to agriculture, providing an overview of the various potentials of farming, especially sub-districts that have potential. availability of suitable land, provides an overview of the quantity of agricultural land use that has been utilized, and can be used as a guideline for policy development in the field of superior agriculture at the regional and national levels.

Road Network Research Towards Sustainable Development of the Metropolitan Area

“…As noted by [1,8,9], such characteristics are essential for the creation of simulation models and information systems that provide simulation of real situations for the purpose of, for instance, assessing the road network load, service life of infrastructure facilities, response to external (including aggressive) impact on infrastructure, etc. [10].…”