2021
DOI: 10.20527/jht.v9i1.10467
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Laju Angkutan Sedimen Melayang Di Sungai Wimbi Sub Das Wimbi Kabupaten Poso

Abstract: The research purpose was to determine of floating sediment loading rate which transported along Wimbi river water runoff and analyzed the relationship between water discharge with floating sediment discharge in the Wimbi river. The method used in this study was a survey method, namely by conducting direct measurements in the field, including: measurement of water discharge and water sampling for analysis of floating sediment content. Parameter  measured for the purpose of analyzing the sediment loading rate, n… Show more

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“…There needs to be a periodic measurement of suspended load for sediment building planning [19]. Similar studies on the measurements of water discharge and suspended load have also examined the relationships between water discharge and water level, between suspended load and water level, and between suspended load and water discharge [31]- [35]. For review, research by [3] provides information that the bedloads at Poncowati weir in Tambong river, Gembleng weir in Bomo river, Jambewangi weir in Setail river, and Karangdoro weir in Baru river were 0.948 tons/day, 0.1778 tons/day, 0.356 tons/day, and 0.469 tons/day, respectively.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There needs to be a periodic measurement of suspended load for sediment building planning [19]. Similar studies on the measurements of water discharge and suspended load have also examined the relationships between water discharge and water level, between suspended load and water level, and between suspended load and water discharge [31]- [35]. For review, research by [3] provides information that the bedloads at Poncowati weir in Tambong river, Gembleng weir in Bomo river, Jambewangi weir in Setail river, and Karangdoro weir in Baru river were 0.948 tons/day, 0.1778 tons/day, 0.356 tons/day, and 0.469 tons/day, respectively.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, plant carbon is stored in the form of biomass, which is about 45-55%, through the process of photosynthesis. Accordingly, Plants or trees either in the primary forest or agroforestry serve as important carbon storage [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%