Spatial Environmental Quality Assessment Of Settlement Area In Tangerang City

Martono, Dwi Nowo; Saiya, Halvina Grasela; Amri, Saiful

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“…Settlement problems have become one of the problems that arise along with city development [2]. The quality of urban settlements is influenced by the physical and nonphysical conditions of the area [3]. The characteristics of the urban environment affect the quality of life of its inhabitants [4].…”

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Settlement quality assessment based on physical and non-physical aspects: A study case in Prenggan, Kotagede District

Aulia,

Putri,

Rohmah

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The settlements’ quality is closely tied to the degree of ability of a settlement in accessing the inhabitant’s needs. If this matter is not considered, it might cause other problems, such as the formation of slum areas. This research contains data based on various aspects, which include economics, accessibility, physical buildings characteristic, sanitation, and living environment. The data were obtained from interviews with 23 respondents in the study area, processed using the Sturgess formula to classify each aspect, and subsequently analyzed using scoring analysis. This research aims to determine the settlement’s quality in Prenggan with the results of various aspects including physical and non-physical from the cluster random sampling interviews. The results from this research regarding settlement quality assessment in part of the Prenggan based on economic aspect is dominated by moderates (60,9%), most of the scores on accessibility aspect are low (52,2%), the sanitation aspect is dominated by moderate (52,2%), the building characteristics aspect where most of the samples lived were classified as high (56,5%), and mostly the living environment aspect is high (52,2%). This data can be used as a benchmark for the government in designing some development programs that can reduce the area of slums.

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Settlement quality assessment based on physical and non-physical aspects: A study case in Prenggan, Kotagede District

Aulia,

Putri,

Rohmah

et al. 2023

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“…In 2020, Semarang is the most populated city in Central Java, inhabited by 1.2 million people. As the capital city of Central Java, this city is also struggling to overcome urban problems such as the side effect of land use changes, natural disasters, urbanization, demographic issues, and developmental planning (Martono et al, 2022). Such as other big cities on the north coast of Java that are traversed by the Jalan Pantai Utara or Pantura (Java North Coast highway), Semarang City has experienced rapid development in the transportation sector (Suprapti et al, 2017;Trihatmoko et al, 2021).…”

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Road Transportation Development and Land Use Changes in Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia

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Wasino²,

Trihatmoko³

2022

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This research aims to make a historical mapping of the development of road infrastructure and the impact on land use changes. A historical analysis was conducted based on the documents and reports of transportation development, road construction, and urban planning in Semarang City, the capital city of Central Java, Indonesia. From a historical perspective, the transportation development and the land use change of Semarang City were determined by economic activities from the early period of colonialism, especially when this city was devoted as a port city in Java with massive coastal inhabitants. Along with this economic activity, ports and roads were built, accelerating the city’s development until the mid of 20th century. Road construction generated urban problems such as rapid urbanization, and environmental problems. Meanwhile, the road construction also accelerated the city agglomeration, connecting Semarang City with other cities on the Java North Coast. However, in the 1990s the symptom of the use of private transportation occurred in Semarang which became the most critical issue in the later periods.

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Urban cooling island vs urban heat island, who is the winner? Study of the green spaces effect in coolingdown of urban heat in Kapanewon Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Anindita,

Martono,

Nurjani

2023

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Urban heat zone are the major problem affecting human health through the microclimatological effect. Green Spaces are like a natural air conditioners that can cool dense urban environments from hot air. The cooling effect of urban heat from the presence of Green Space is called the Urban Cooling Effect (UCE) while the cool air produced is called Urban Cooling Island (UCI). This research aims to analyze the extent to which UCI is able to neutralize UHI by urban cooling. This study of this research was conducted in Kapanewon Depok around the North Ringroad zone. In the research, the Remote Sensing method was used utilizing Landsat-8 and processed with ArcGIS to determine the patterns and dynamics of UCI and UHI and was equipped with field data measurement and interviews data using questionnaires. The results obtained were that the coldest and largest UCI Spot was at Babarsari Camping Ground, 27,777°C in 159,218 m2, with green space types consisting of shrubs, grass, plants, mixed trees and flowing river. Questionnaire results show that the majority of residents still feel hot. It was concluded that although Green Space is useful in cooling cities, but UCI VS UHI is still dominated by UHI’s influence.

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Spatial Environmental Quality Assessment Of Settlement Area In Tangerang City

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Settlement quality assessment based on physical and non-physical aspects: A study case in Prenggan, Kotagede District

Settlement quality assessment based on physical and non-physical aspects: A study case in Prenggan, Kotagede District

Road Transportation Development and Land Use Changes in Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia

Urban cooling island vs urban heat island, who is the winner? Study of the green spaces effect in coolingdown of urban heat in Kapanewon Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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