2021
DOI: 10.35472/jsat.v5i1.318
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Potensi Geodiversity di Sekitar Kawasan Anak Krakatau-Way Kambas, Provinsi Lampung, Sebagai Kandidat Geopark Indonesia

Abstract: The global significance of Krakatau Volcanic Complex and Way Kambas National Park is the best potential areas to be developed as part of a world heritage, particularly as UNESCO Global Geopark. Both of these objects are in the Lampung Province, Indonesia. Soon, it is necessary to identify and make an inventory of key sites that could become the theme of the area. The study of geodiversity and scientific valuation was carried out which referred to the Technical Guidelines for the Assessment of Indonesia Geologi… Show more

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“…The location is at a Sukadana Basaltic Formation [1]; most are basaltic lava, one of the igneous rocks. So theoretically [5], the rock in the formation will have a high resistivity value.…”
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“…The location is at a Sukadana Basaltic Formation [1]; most are basaltic lava, one of the igneous rocks. So theoretically [5], the rock in the formation will have a high resistivity value.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1. Introduction "Gua Pandan" is one of the geodiversity in East Lampung regency, Lampung-Indonesia [1,2]. In addition, the natural potential has eco-cultural value for the East Lampung regency [3].…”
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“…Menanga Formation consists of alternating shale and claystone with basalt intercalation of chert and limestone lenses [11,12]. Menanga Formation is the oldest sedimentary rock unit, followed by Tertiary Hulusimpang Formation, conglomeratic Sabu Formation; Miocene dacite intrusion, and covered by Quarternary volcanic deposit from Ratai Volcanic Complex [11,13,14].…”
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