Re-framing urban green spaces planning for flood protection through socio-ecological resilience in Bandung City, Indonesia

Afriyanie, D; Julian, Miga Magenika; Riqqi, Akhmad; Akbar, Roos; Suroso, Djoko Santoso Abi; Kustiwan, Iwan

doi:10.1016/j.cities.2020.102710

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“…The data quantification method was used to identify ecological networks mostly used in ecological planning 39 , 41 , 47 , 68 , 69 . However, the cross-disciplinary nature of GSSP is in line with a broader development trend in China 31 , 70 – 72 and elsewhere 73 – 79 . In China, the focus of GSSP has also expanded from central urban areas to larger-scale areas 8 .…”

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confidence: 87%

Identification of ecological networks and nodes in Fujian province based on green and blue corridors

Zhou

Bosch

Chen

et al. 2021

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China's Green Space System Planning (GSSP) research has gradually expanded from central urban areas to municipal and provincial scales in recent years. Besides, the research on the role of green space in the water environment has also attracted much attention. However, the study of green corridors usually ignored hydrological data, which widespread absence especially in the large area scale. And the scale of green corridor construction mainly focused on central urban areas. This paper took China's Fujian province as an example. Based on the DEM elevation data, the article identified blue corridors without hydrological data. In addition, the green corridors were determined based on the land use data. According to the green corridors and blue corridors protection, we identified the ecological networks and nodes by the network analysis method. The results showed that the blue corridors identified by DEM data were consistent with the hydrological status quo. The regional status of the identified ecological networks and nodes were basically in line with their characteristics, proving the value of the planning methods. Finally, based on the identification results, suggestions for Fujian's ecological networks and nodes are put forward.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 87%

Identification of ecological networks and nodes in Fujian province based on green and blue corridors

Zhou

Bosch

Chen

et al. 2021

Sci Rep

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“…The first step is raw data collection and discretization of independent variable data. Prepare a complete table of raw data based on the data published by the relevant statistical websites, discrete the continuous data of the independent variables using Python, and to eliminate artificial influence, classify the data of the independent variables into 10 categories (2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11) by the quantile method. The second step is spatial inequality analysis.…”

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“…The urban green space (UGS) is an important part of urban ecological space, which can provide important ecosystem services (ESs). For example, it can better air quality [ 1 ] and lower the surface temperature [ 2 , 3 , 4 ] to improve the urban thermal environment and cope with climate change [ 5 , 6 ], while reducing runoff [ 7 ] and controlling flood [ 8 ], to improve the sustainability of ecological environment; meanwhile, it can help protect biodiversity [ 9 ] and improve the sustainability of the ecosystem [ 10 ]; in addition, it can promote the health of residents [ 11 ] and increase social cohesion [ 12 , 13 ], to improve the quality of life of residents and increase the sustainability of living environment [ 14 ]. The rapid development of urbanization has altered the structure and pattern of urban green space, affecting the quantity and quality of urban green space, which may lead to decreasing the supply capacity of ecosystem services, having a negative influence on urban environmental quality and human well-being.…”

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Study on Spatial-Temporal Change of Urban Green Space in Yangtze River Economic Belt and Its Driving Mechanism

Chen

Zhu

2021

IJERPH

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Urban green space plays an important role in beautifying the environment, improving the quality of life of residents, and promoting sustainable urban development. Rapid urbanization has led to great changes in the spatial structure and layout of urban green space. It is urgent to put forward the sustainable development strategy of green space through the research on the change of urban green space. Based on the geographical spatial differences of urban green space and integrating the factors of economy, society, industry, land use, and the environment, we constructed a research framework of “space-supply-demand” integration of urban green space by GI and geodetector methods, and we conducted an empirical study on the spatial–temporal changes of urban green space and its driving mechanism in prefecture-level cities along the Yangtze River Economic Belt in China. First, the urban green space along the Yangtze River Economic Belt is concentrated in spatial distribution, while uneven development appears in urban greening among the zones. Second, the influence of different factors on urban green space change varies greatly and can be divided into three types: key factors, important factors, and auxiliary factors. The driving mechanism of the spatial distribution of urban green space supply and demand is quite different, but urban population and commercial service facilities land are their key influence factors, having a comprehensive influence on the spatial–temporal changes of urban green space. Third, the factors are classified into three categories of high, medium, and low levels according to the mean of interacting forces; in particular, the factors of per capita GDP, utility land, industrial smoke (dust) emissions, and other factors have a very strong interactive effect with other factors. Fourth, according to the spatial distribution characteristics of urban green space and its driving mechanism, this paper puts forward planning and policy suggestions, providing reference for other areas to deal with the green space change.

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“…Flooding is influenced by three factors, namely meteorology, watershed characteristics, and human behavior (Afriyanie et al, 2010;Ghozali et al, 2016). Flooding can be influenced by the characteristics of the watershed (DAS) in the form of landform, elevation, soil type, and the slope of land.…”

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Analysis of Flood Disaster Mitigation Policy in Lamongan District

Anggarda

Purnaweni

Suwitri

et al. 2021

IJSSB

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Flood is a frequent disaster in Indonesia, so it is an important public administration problem to overcome. This study aims to determine the flood disaster mitigation policy in Lamongan Regency. By knowing and analyzing this flood disaster mitigation policy, alternative policies are prepared that can be recommendations for the Lamongan Regency Government, especially the Regional Disaster Management Agency. Determination of policy alternatives uses 5 (five) stages in policy analysis according to Brigman & Davis, namely formulating problems in policy, determining goals and objectives, determining policy parameters, seeking policy alternatives, and deciding alternative options. The purpose of this study is to formulate and determine the best policy alternatives to overcome problems in the implementation of flood disaster mitigation in the Lamongan Regency. The research method is carried out by analyzing data through supporting documents, journals, books, and other references. The study results indicate that current policy problems have not led to flood disaster mitigation, but rather 'wait' until the flood disaster occurs, then the Government and BPBD Lamongan Regency only act by assisting flood victims. The proposed alternative policy is the prevention, handling, and recovery of flood disaster mitigation in the Lamongan Regency area with community participation.

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Re-framing urban green spaces planning for flood protection through socio-ecological resilience in Bandung City, Indonesia

Cited by 63 publications

References 38 publications

Identification of ecological networks and nodes in Fujian province based on green and blue corridors

Identification of ecological networks and nodes in Fujian province based on green and blue corridors

Study on Spatial-Temporal Change of Urban Green Space in Yangtze River Economic Belt and Its Driving Mechanism

Analysis of Flood Disaster Mitigation Policy in Lamongan District

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