Participatory Mapping for Flood Disaster Zoning based on World View-2 Data in Long Beluah, North Kalimantan Province

Sudaryatno,; Awanda, Disyacitta; Pratiwi, Sufiyana Eka

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/98/1/012011

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“…Participatory mapping itself is a method that is interactive in documenting spatial information by the community [14,15]. community participation plays an important role for the success of the system in disaster risk management using webGIS because affected communities have valuable information related to their experiences [10,[15][16][17].…”

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Participatory Mapping Framework for Smart Web-GIS Disaster Monitoring in Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

Wiratmaja,

Muzaki,

Savitri

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Low community capacity followed by high vulnerability to disaster leads to an increased risk of disaster. The affected communities are an essential resource for managing disasters because of their experience. One of the steps that can be taken to reduce disaster risk in an area is to reduce its vulnerability and increase its capacity. In line with that, combining technology and community participation in the smart city concept could be a holistic solution. The use of technology for disaster monitoring generates faster and efficient disaster information that helps increase the community capacity in disaster risk management. This research aims to increase community participation in fulfilling the needs of disaster mitigation based on smart cities through GIS in Slawi, Tegal. This research used a quantitative descriptive method using Web-GIS framework for monitoring disaster by utilizing participatory mapping and Focus Group Discussion (FGD) to obtain data of the community needs in study area. The results obtained were: a) the verified disaster-prone area map; b) The combination of community participation and technology for evacuation plan; c) systems needed for emergency response; and d) connecting key partners for information and funding the disaster recovery. The implementation of the framework helps in boosting the dimension of governance, people, environment, and living of smart cities.

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Participatory Mapping Framework for Smart Web-GIS Disaster Monitoring in Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

Wiratmaja,

Muzaki,

Savitri

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Participatory mapping is an approach to obtain information based on local knowledge by involving local communities in its implementation (Obermeyer 1998 :65–66). This approach can involve the community directly (Kienberger 2014 :269–275; Singh 2014 :161–173; Sudaryatno, Awanda & Pratiwi 2017 :1–8) and use the community leaders as the people’s representation (Chingombe et al 2015 :1029–1040). Participatory mapping is mostly performed using traditional methods such as a printed map (Kienberger 2014 :269–275; Singh 2014 :161–173; Sudaryatno et al 2017 :1–8) and modern information system technology (Koski et al 2021 :1347–1365; Pocewicz et al 2012 :39–53).…”

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Empowering local leaders in flood inundation mapping in Bagelen, Purworejo, Central Java

Purwitaningsih

Sartohadi

Muta’ali

et al. 2022

Jàmbá

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This article discusses the reliability of flood inundation information that is obtained from participatory mapping. The commonly applied method to map flood inundation requires both direct and interpretive measurement data based on remote sensing images. Such assessments have limited availability of data; as a result, participatory mapping has become the solution. A number of studies have conducted participatory mapping to obtain flood hazard information in areas with limited sources of data, however, there has been little discussion about its reliability. This research conducted participatory flood inundation mapping by involving local leaders as respondents. The mental map drawn by the local leaders was digitised to obtain a shapefile format map. The information obtained from the semistructured interview was then included in the geographic information system (GIS) data as attributes. The obtained information was compared with the field data to determine its quality. A literature study was then conducted to discuss how the participatory mapping could support managing a disaster. Information obtained through participatory mapping can be effectively applied to disaster management because of its precise location information, lower cost and less time-consuming nature. The reliability of the information has weak accuracy of quantitative data; however, it has advantages in terms of qualitative data, especially in the detailed descriptions of flood information. In the future, participatory mapping should rely on integrating the perspectives of cross-disciplinary researchers, a comprehensive study of multidisciplinary knowledge and level of understanding of the stakeholders.

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Participatory Mapping for Flood Disaster Zoning based on World View-2 Data in Long Beluah, North Kalimantan Province

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Participatory Mapping Framework for Smart Web-GIS Disaster Monitoring in Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

Participatory Mapping Framework for Smart Web-GIS Disaster Monitoring in Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency

Empowering local leaders in flood inundation mapping in Bagelen, Purworejo, Central Java

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