Morphoconservation analysis on Kali Garang as a river conservation effort

Setyowati, Dewi Liesnoor; Arsal, Thriwaty; Hardati, Puji; Suroso, Suroso; Prabowo, K. Z.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/243/1/012007

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“…Furthermore, the downstream region of the Garang River Basin is frequently flooded, and previous research has indicated that floods are caused by heavy rainfall and that rivers have flash flood characteristics [5]. These situations occur due to the short distance between the upstream and downstream parts (about 35 km).…”

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“…Although river resources are primarily used for agricultural irrigation, they are still important for domestic human needs such as water to drink, cooking, and washing. Many studies have shown that land development activities cause significant river pollution in these tropical regions through the development new agricultural areas, population settlements [2,[5][6][7], industrial waste discharge and heavy metals disposal [3,7,8] landfill areas [9,10], mining activities [1], and domestic waste disposal such as rubbish [5,11,12].…”

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Water quality during the rainy seasons and drought seasons in the Garang River Basin (Semarang, Indonesia)

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Setyowati

Suroso

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The Garang River is the city of Semarang’s primary source of water, particularly for drinking water and other domestic needs. This research attempts to examine the current water quality status of the Garang River Basin by using the Malaysian Water Quality Index (WQI). Six water quality parameters were selected and analysed; DO, BOD, pH COD, NH3-N and TSS. Water sampling was conducted at eight stations based on the Governor Regulation of Central Java No. 156 (2010) on Water Allocation and Water Quality Management of Garang River. Water quality was sampled twice, once during the rainy season (2 January 2020) and once during the drought season (1 September 2020). The findings of the study showed that the water quality status of the Garang River Basin during the rainy season recorded a WQI value of 81 and 92 during the drought season. Both values belong to Class II, which represents clean waters. Three water quality parameters were identified to have exceeded the set standards: the DO, BOD, and NH3-N. Changes in landuse, particularly the clearance of forest areas for agriculture, plantation activities, domestic waste disposal, and wastewater directly from industrial activity and local inhabitants, have all contributed to the Garang River Basin’s deterioration of water quality. However, in the context of water classes, it is shown that the water of the Garang River is suitable to be used as a domestic water supply for local residents but requires further treatment prior to consumption.

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Water quality during the rainy seasons and drought seasons in the Garang River Basin (Semarang, Indonesia)

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Setyowati

Suroso

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Another factor is the meaningful surrounding influence that affects individual thinking patterns and actions in perceiving the disaster context. Local people's wisdom in managing post-disaster situations will shape social implications [17,18,19]. Social values will shape the intent of the community to coordinate with each other, to assist in various activities, and to provide capital.…”

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Spatial Information Learning to Improve Consciousness and Attitude Towards Disasters

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2020

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“…This movement is also accompanied by Indonesia's River Restoration Movement (Gerakan Sekolah Sungai Indonesia or GSSI) for the learning process in creating and implementing systematic river restoration. Some of river awareness movements which are currently conducted include the community participation in river preservation (Fadjarajani et al, 2018;Muktiali, 2018;Suharko & Kusumadewi, 2019), a community participation movement for conservation (Setyowati et al, 2018), a research on the influence of community activities and behavior on river water quality (Council & Zahra, 2019;Kospa & Rahmadi, 2019;Sari et al, 2019;Yulistia, 2020), and monitoring river pollution (Ogston et al, 2018).…”

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“…This condition happens because almost all of the river streams are contaminated with sulfate (SO4), sulfide (H2S), iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), and zinc (Zn). Meanwhile, the BOD, COD, turbidity, ammonia, ammonium, nitrate, ortho phosphate, and fecal coliform parameters has exceeded B, C, D quality standards (Setyowati et al, 2018) According to the Decree of the Governor of West Java Number 58 of 1998 on Water Allocation and Water Quality Standards, water that meets the allocation B is water for drinking, class C water is for fishery and livestock purposes, while class D water is water used for agriculture and can be used for urban enterprises, industry, and hydroelectric power generation.…”

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The Perception of High School Communities towards River Restoration Program

Juniati

Ariyani

Tinumbia

et al. 2021

Jurnal Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat (Indonesian Journal of Comm

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River restoration is an activity to restore the river's condition to its original state. River restoration is one of the SDGs targets, namely target 6.6, Aquatic Ecosystems.The target of 6.6 SDGs is to conserve and restore water-related ecosystems such as mountains, forests, wetland vegetation, rivers, reservoirs and lakes. These SDGs targets will be successful with the participation of the surrounding community. In order to pursue this target, the Civil Engineering Study Program, Pancasila University has organized a community service program related to river restoration activities, in the Cimanuk-Cisanggarung river area, Cirebon. Community service activities are carried out by providing counseling about the importance of river restoration programs to high school teachers and assessing school readiness to form a water quality monitoring school partnership. To assess the understanding of river restoration and the readiness to establish partnership, a questionnaire was given. Based on the questionnaire analysis, it can be concluded that most of the participants (76%) stated that the river restoration program was important, and would be ready to partner with other schools (24%). This shows that program respondents are ready to form partnerships to support river restoration programs.

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Morphoconservation analysis on Kali Garang as a river conservation effort

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Water quality during the rainy seasons and drought seasons in the Garang River Basin (Semarang, Indonesia)

Water quality during the rainy seasons and drought seasons in the Garang River Basin (Semarang, Indonesia)

Spatial Information Learning to Improve Consciousness and Attitude Towards Disasters

The Perception of High School Communities towards River Restoration Program

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