Analisis Geometri Fraktal Pada Bentuk Bangunan Di Komplek Keraton Kanoman Cirebon

Abstract

Keraton comes from the ancient Javanese language, namely the word keratuan showing place information, namely to reside in the king or the residence of the king. The king as head of government resides in the palace which is made the centre of the kingdom and all political, economic, social and cultural activities. High-ranking royal officials and nobles also lived in the vicinity. Because almost all community activities are centred around the palace, it develops into a city. The Keraton Kanoman was built in 1588 M by prince Muhamad Badarudin Kertawijaya who held the title Sultan Anom I. He set up his Keraton at the house of Prince Cakrabuana when he had just arrived at the tegal Alang-Alang called Witana. Titimangsa year the founding of the Keraton Kanoman is written in an image at the entrance of the Keraton Kanoman Jinem, which describes the sun means one, wayang Darma Kusuma which means five, the earth means one, and an animal which means zero. The Candrasangkala shows the numbers in 1510 Saka or 1588 M. So the Keraton Kanoman was founded in 1510 Saka or 1588 M. This study aims to reveal fractal geometry in the Keraton Kanoman complex which is seen in aspects of fractal dimensions of the building form. Fractal dimension analysis uses the boxcounting method to determine the level of roughness of buildings in the Keraton Kanoman complex by sketching several scales. This research method is ethnography and the type of research is qualitative descriptive. The data collection technique is done by interview, observation and documentation. The results showed that the shape of the building from the Lawang seblawong, Balai manguntur, and gapura Barat had fractal dimension depth with a fairly high level of roughness. Consequently, the details of the structure are classified as high.

Sosialisasi Program Profesi Guru (PPG) Dalam Jabatan (Daljab) di Sekolah Raudhatul Athfal (RA) Baiturrahman Cirebon

“…Guru yang profesional adalah dambaan dari setiap peserta didik yang ada di Nusantara ini [4]. Guru ini bercirikan guru yang memesona yang mana kreatif dan inovatif merupakan hal yang melekat pada guru ini [5].…”

Ethnomathematics: The exploration of fractal geometry in Tian Ti Pagoda using the Lindenmayer system

“…However, this research is still limited to exploring basic geometric concepts, such as points, lines, angles, congruence, flat shapes, and geometric transformations. So, the findings are still limited to Euclid geometry (Lee & Tiong, 2013;Sulaiman & Firmasari, 2020). Ethnomathematics studies at an advanced level are needed to see more complicated geometric concepts, one of which is the concept of fractal geometry.…”

“…Fractal geometry is a branch of mathematics explaining the properties and shapes of various fractals. Fractals do not have a standard form, so they do not include objects defined in Euclid geometry (Romadiastri, 2017;Sulaiman & Firmasari, 2020). Furthermore, fractals have infinite details and resemble themselves or self-similarity at every level (Prusinkiewicz & Lindenmayer, 2012;Yildiz & Baltaci, 2017).…”

Eksplorasi Nilai Filosofis Dan Konseptual Matematis Pada Bangunan Keraton Kasepuhan Cirebon Ditinjau dari Aspek Etnomatematika

“…Dengan demikian, keraton mempunyai kemampuan untuk mengatur semua dimensi kehidupan serta dengan kekuasaan besar tersebut keraton bisa menjadi tempat pelindung bagi masyarakat disekitarnya (Abidin, 2016). Di Cirebon sendiri ditemukan tiga keraton yang kondisinya masih utuh hingga saat ini, yakni Kacirebonan, Kanoman, dan Kasepuhan (S. F. Sulaiman, 2020). Keberadaan etnomatematika pada bangunan Keraton Kasepuhan ini dapat membuat masyarakat lebih memahami bagaimana implementasi nilai dan unsur kebudayaan pada bangunan Keraton Cirebon berdasarkan kajian Etnomatematika.…”