Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Land Use Change for 11 years (2004-2014) in Sub-Watershed Sumpur Singkarak

Edwin, Edwin; Saidi, Amrizal; Aprisal, Aprisal; Yulnafatmawita, Yulnafatmawita; Carolita, Ita

doi:10.18517/ijaseit.5.5.563

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“…Land change has become a serious problem throughout the world (Rozario et al, 2017;Yang et al, 2014;Mondal et al, 2016), impact on a serious threat to environmental sustainability (Fearnside, Kamusako et al, 2009). Rapid land use change has occurred in many parts of Indonesia (Rafiudin et al, 2016;Edwin et al, 2015). This condition results in a negative impact on the status of environmental sustainability, where the serious threat of environmental degradation is certain to occur in the next few years (Adrianto et al, 2021).…”

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New Built Land Threat of Martapura River – Implementation of Environmental Sustainability in Banjarmasin City, South Kalimantan, Indonesia

Rusdiyanto¹,

Munawir²

2023

J. Ecol. Eng.

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The threat of environmental degradation of the Martapura River as a result of an increase in built-up land has become a serious problem, so it is important to implement a new method using the integration of calculations of changes in built-up land and the sustainability of river area environmental management. This study aimed to calculate the change in built-up land directly integrated through Rap-RiverBuiltUp quantitative analysis on the environmental sustainability of the Martapura river area, Banjarmasin City. The research method used is the technique of spatial analysis of ETM/Landsat 8 OLI satellite landsat images and analysis of ecological, social and economic sustainability with Rap-RiverBuiltUP analysis. The results of the analysis of built-up land around the Martapura river, Banjarmasin City, have increased by 2.31% over the last 12 years, followed by a growth in population density of ±1.5% annually. The implementation of sustainable environmental management needs to be prioritized with the efforts to periodically revise regional spatial planning regulations, especially the boundaries of built-up land to reduce the development of built-up land around the Martapura River. The sustainability status of the built-up area around the Martapura river is currently not sustainable. The ecological dimension indicates a less sustainable status, while the economic and social dimensions indicate a fairly sustainable status. Increasing the sustainability index value of the Martapura river from each dimension in the future is by making the lever factor an input for the management policy of the Martapura river, Banjarmasin City.

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New Built Land Threat of Martapura River – Implementation of Environmental Sustainability in Banjarmasin City, South Kalimantan, Indonesia

Rusdiyanto¹,

Munawir²

2023

J. Ecol. Eng.

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“…The used of remote sensing data satellite has been successfully proof to detect urbanization within land cover distribution (Edwin et al, 2015;Windusari et al, 2017) or urban thermal status (Van et al, 2015), however there are few researchers that explore connectivity of the observe LST temperature (Ts) and air temperature (Ta) before applied to the image data for further analysis. The urbanization impact to the urban thermal environment is quantify by measuring the urban thermal surfaces and the near surface atmosphere.…”

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Urban Temperature Profiles and Land Cover Detection in the Jakarta Metropolitan Area using Remote Sensing

Widyasamratri

Souma

Suetsugi

2019

IJG

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This research aim to investigate the urban thermal environment profile and land cover classification in the Jakarta Metropolitan Area (JMA) in 1989 and 2013. Thermal environment conducted by installing fix point ground measurement of air temperature and land surface temperature. The land cover classification was carried out by using Landsat TM 5 and Landsat 7 ETM+ data sets. The diurnal variation of air temperature shows that Urban Heat Island (UHI) was occurring in urban and suburban JMA, which can be seen the slower cooling period in the urban area than suburban areas. Positive correlation between air temperature (Ta) and land surface temperature (Ts) on the brush (r2 = 0.78) and the asphalt surface (r2= 0.88) is clearly shown during the study. The rapid urbanization was detected during 1989 to 2013 where the urban sprawl is spread over to the whole area of JMA. Urban built up is the dominant of high increase due to years, while vegetation is decreasing.

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“…Changes in land use were analyzed spatial and temporal changes in land use of forest, farming and settlement using satellite imagery Landsat TM 7 and 8 (resolution 30 m) that has been in the interpretation of 2004 to 2014 [2]. This study concluded that there had been a decline in the forest area of 128 ha (1.6%), an increase in the mixed-farming area of 146 ha (16.1%), an increase in settlement area of 143 ha (26%) for 11 years in Sub-watershed.…”

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Urban Sprawl Mapping and Land Use Change Detection Analysis

Sundar¹,

Prasath²,

Rosario³

et al. 2019

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Hasty changes occurred in the land use and land cover of Coimbatore city corporation, Tamil Nadu within 32 years span (1984 -2016). Agricultural and forest lands are mainly converted into urban areas generally in an unplanned way which is making a change in dynamics of urban sprawl characteristics. The principal aim of this study is to use remote sensing data, geospatial tools to detect, quantify, analyze the urban land use changes of Coimbatore city, located in the western part of the Tamil Nadu. This study emphases on urban growth analyses and urban sprawl of Coimbatore city. In 2016, the jurisdiction of the Coimbatore Corporation was increased from 72 to 100 wards and five zones which consist area of 365.74Sq.Km. The corporation limit was extended from 29.25Sq.Km. in 1984 to 365.74 Sq. Km. in 2016 which has a growth of 1150 percent area of 1984. Various GIS layers such as Ward, Zone, Corporation boundaries, Road and railway network, Waterbody, Stream, Major locations and Land use / land cover including built-up area; agricultural land; water bodies; industrial area; educational area, and Public & Semi-public area were generated from Coimbatore Corporation map and Remote sensing imagery. This study revealed that Land use/Land cover areas such as agricultural, commercial, educational, industrial , public and semi-public, residential areas and water bodies occupied 9.38, 2.20, 5.0, 3.1, 1.02, 77.37 and 1.93 percentage areas of the city respectively in the year 2016. Land use pattern change was confirmed by field verification study in some places like near Gandhipuram, Brooke Fields, Avinashi Road, etc.

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Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Land Use Change for 11 years (2004-2014) in Sub-Watershed Sumpur Singkarak

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New Built Land Threat of Martapura River – Implementation of Environmental Sustainability in Banjarmasin City, South Kalimantan, Indonesia

New Built Land Threat of Martapura River – Implementation of Environmental Sustainability in Banjarmasin City, South Kalimantan, Indonesia

Urban Temperature Profiles and Land Cover Detection in the Jakarta Metropolitan Area using Remote Sensing

Urban Sprawl Mapping and Land Use Change Detection Analysis

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