Assessment the Function of Trees as a Landscape Elements: Case Study at Melaka Waterfront

Hussain, Mohd.; Yunos, Mohd Yazid Mohd; Mydin, Azree Othuman; Utaberta, Nangkula; Ismail, Nor Atiah

doi:10.11113/jt.v75.5227

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“…There are interpretation about nature, social, and culture too in pantun (Hussain et al, 2021;Yulianto, 2016).…”

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Pantun as Local Cultural Literation Media for Elementary School Students in Indonesia

Bagastian,

Usman,

Adi

2023

indonesian j. educ. res. rev.

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Over time, local cultures are forgotten. Many students don’t have interest to their culture. Therefore, the goal of this study is to analyze integration of pantun as local cultural literation media for elementary school students. The research is qualitative and uses the literature study method. This study was carried out by searching journals from the science education journal, ScienceDirect search engine and other keywords pantun, local cultural literacy, media literacy, and poem resulted in 2.855 articles. Derived from ScienceDirect, ERIC, and Indonesian science education. Through above process, ten appropiate articles were obtained. Then analyze, and extracted. This study also uses interview and observation instrument in two elementary schools. The subject of this researches are elementary school’s students and teachers. This study conclude that pantun can be used to improving local cultural literacy students because it is easy to remember, easy to be named, and it can be produced as a branding that can be loaded in banners, posters, flash cards, and other printing media that can be displayed in school corridors, class, gardens, squares, and anywhere that can be adapted to the content of pantun.

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“…There are interpretation about nature, social, and culture too in pantun (Hussain et al, 2021;Yulianto, 2016).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pantun as Local Cultural Literation Media for Elementary School Students in Indonesia

Bagastian,

Usman,

Adi

2023

indonesian j. educ. res. rev.

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“…Meanwhile, Yassin and Masron (2013), explained that the waterfront serves as the most important of all valuable natural resources for living creatures to ensure sustainable development of human culture, with enormous potentials for a country's environmental balance and advancement. A waterfront also reflects dynamic, natural, and cultural resources with particular characteristics in encouraging recreational activities and strengthening the sense of place through its vibrant ambience (Shams et al, 2013;Hussain et al, 2015a). Yassin and Yahya (2018) opined that the waterfront is a unique and valuable, irreplaceable resource, a harmonious interface between the cultural landscape and the modern landscape in the urban area.…”

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Exploring the Challenges Facing in Sustaining the Malay Cultural Landscape Elements at Pantai Lido Waterfront, Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Hussain¹,

Yunos²,

Ismail³

et al. 2022

IJARBSS

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In recent years, the urbanisation at Pantai Lido has undergone significant change in its Malay cultural landscape elements, thus has led to the decline of its symbolism of place. Most of the planned constructions at Pantai Lido undertake without any consideration to protect and conserve the local cultural landscape elements as part of the development design strategies. This is due to the regeneration or development blueprint at the waterfront area in Malaysia are still lack in emphasis on the importance of cultural landscape as part of its development and design guideline. The objective of the study to exploring the factors faced by the local stakeholders in maintaining the landscape elements of Malay Culture in Pantai Lido. The study was conducted through qualitative research methods to dismantle the implementation gap that still exists in sustaining the cultural landscape elements in Pantai Lido. The findings determined the Malay cultural landscape elements at Pantai Lido is not able to cope with the massive wave of transformation due to tremendous pressures from the development and weaknesses in planning and design blueprint by responsible authorities. At this point, perhaps Pantai Lido needs proper management and references, sympathetic to the people living in the area, rather than facilitating the flow of gigantic development within the Malay cultural landscape core of Pantai Lido. Thus, it is essential to recognise that time change is inevitable; this continued strain on the waterfront requires a set of principles for governance be to develop that will ensure future sustainability.

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“…The quantity and quality of runoff water entering lakes and streams is significantly impacted by landscape urbanization (Hussain et al, 2015, Davis, 2005Wang and others, 2001;Williamson, 1993). The replacement of natural land covers (grasslands and woods) with impermeable surfaces such as parking lots and streets resulted in a loss of water, while the soil and plants continued to play a role.…”

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Pervious Materials for the Flood Mitigation Process in Kuala Lumpur: A Review

Sahak¹,

Yunos²,

Maulan³

et al. 2022

IJARBSS

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By locating and examining existing literature on this topic's past research, this study aims to assess the importance of perviousness in reducing flash floods in Kuala Lumpur. The terms perviousness, pervious materials, pervious surface, and flash floods were used in the literature research and identification. The majority of articles are found on environmental and water management websites. Pervious surfaces come in two basic designs. Permeable pavement is the initial design including permeable interlocking concrete pavers and concrete grid pavers. A buffer garden is the second option. However, due to space constraints in urban locations, the permeable pavement has become the preferred method of reducing stormwater runoff. Using permeable pavement has a lot of benefits, but there are some drawbacks to consider. This constraint can be alleviated if all proper methods are used during installation and maintenance. Because the most significant constraint is a lack of competence in permeable pavement technology, technical research on how to manage the right approach to this technology should be produced, covering all important areas from management, planning, site selection, and pervious paving maintenance. This program should include participation from all levels of decision-makers and stakeholders, as well as civil society.

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Assessment the Function of Trees as a Landscape Elements: Case Study at Melaka Waterfront

Cited by 5 publications

References 3 publications

Pantun as Local Cultural Literation Media for Elementary School Students in Indonesia

Pantun as Local Cultural Literation Media for Elementary School Students in Indonesia

Exploring the Challenges Facing in Sustaining the Malay Cultural Landscape Elements at Pantai Lido Waterfront, Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Pervious Materials for the Flood Mitigation Process in Kuala Lumpur: A Review

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