Spatial Analysis of Urban Dense Area in Developing Criteria Design Based on People Participation: A Case Study of Kembang Jepun, Surabaya

Soemardiono, Bambang; Rachmawati, Murni; Ardianta, Defry Agatha; Nugroho, Setyo

doi:10.21163/gt_2019.141.14

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“…Sustainable urban design must be flexible and adapt to changing societies; if not, no one wants. Green open space also has a function in maintaining and preserving the equality of urban ecosystems, such as the environment, social and culture, so that green open space can act as the identity of the city, filtering out particles from the air, preserving groundwater and improving the city's aesthetics (Bambang, Murni, Defry, Setyo, 2019;Adriaens, 2005)…”

Section: Green Open Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

The Environmental Thermal Comfort Analysis of Public Space in Jetayu Park, Pekalongan City

Suprapto¹,

Arthasari²

2020

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which was a transitional month between the dry season and the rainy season. Observation of the activities of the use of Jetayu Park was carried out in the morning, afternoon, and evening. Besides, observation of the velocity, humidity, and air temperature also done using the Envirometer to find out the thermal conditions in the area. The results show that during the daytime activities at Jetayu Park are very few when compared to morning and evening. It is also reinforced by thermal condition measurement data, which shows conditions during the day do not meet thermal comfort.

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Section: Green Open Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

The Environmental Thermal Comfort Analysis of Public Space in Jetayu Park, Pekalongan City

Suprapto¹,

Arthasari²

2020

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“…According to Hussin et al (2014), inappropriate thermal comfort in mosque buildings leads to the unsuitable thermal environment for the worshippers and the function held inside. Soemardiono et al (2019) elaborated that people participation is the key factor in sustainable development. In order to increase participation, the building design should be appealing and suitable to the condition of the area.…”

Section: Worshippers' Perception Towards Thermal Comfort In Mosquementioning

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Association Between Thermal Comfort Condition and Worshippers’ Satisfaction in Timber and Concrete of Suburban Religious Buildings

Munir¹,

Tharim²,

Ahmad³

et al. 2020

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Human thermal comfort is the paramount target to achieve the satisfaction of the occupation and users of the building. The frequency of use in the Malaysian religious building, known as mosque, changes daily in different hours and intervals. The first objective of this study is to compare the thermal comfort condition between timber and concrete religious building. The second objective is to analyze the relationship between thermal comfort and worshippers' perception level in the religious building. A questionnaire survey and case study was conducted at various religious buildings in suburban area of Kelantan, Malaysia. The 476 closed structured questionnaires have been given out, and a total of 173 surveys have been achieved. The answers have statically analyzed by using SPSS Version 23.0: descriptive analysis (mean ranking) and multiple regression analysis. The result shows that majority of the respondents have chosen the concrete mosque as their preference to perform prayer instead of timber mosque. It is hoped that this study will give benefit for worshippers towards thermal comfort to achieve the thermally comfortable environment in mosques building.

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“…People perceptions might be indicated as one of the most interesting parts of human-geographic researches (Martinát, et al, 2019). By accommodating people participation in urban public space such as park in this research will develop healthy communities and the equity of economic, social and, environmental aspects (Soemardiono, et al, 2019). With this, perception provides a basis in understanding the condition of society in predicting social characteristics and activities as well as people's acceptance and views of public spaces (parks).…”

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Spatial Analysis Approach Related to the Relationship Between Proximity and Security Perception in Encouragement of Public Space Park Use: The Case Study of Kalbu Palem Park (Bandung, Indonesia)

Malik¹,

Akbar²,

Sri³

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The existence of the park must provide a sense of security for its users in social interaction so as to increase public awareness through their relationship with the urban environment in creating sustainable urban life. From previous studies, the purpose of this study is to elaborate proximity (geography) with security perceptions (as part of environmental psychology) in encouragement of public space use. There is a debate about the aspects of proximity and encouragement to use the park, but related to the perception of security is still limited, especially in Indonesia. Proximity is much discussed in the science of geography, while the security perception in this study is an important entry point in park planning which plays an important role in strengthening urban communities. People perceptions might be indicated as one of the most interesting parts of human-geographic researches. This research uses descriptive quantitative method that aims to explain the extent of the encouragement of park use based on security perceptions through the stages of spatial mapping, data collection and through questionnaires. The spatial analysis conducted in this study is to calculate analysis through the proximity between the locations of the house from the respondents to the park with the use of transportation modes through Shortest Path Trace (SPT) and Security Perception (SP) method of spatial analysis spatial mapping using ArcGIS 10.3 and compare it with the answers from respondents related to security perceptions with the proximity of the park location. The results of this study indicate that proximity has a low significance on security perceptions of the respondents' that there is a weak link between proximity and park usage based on security perceptions in encouragement use of park.

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Spatial Analysis of Urban Dense Area in Developing Criteria Design Based on People Participation: A Case Study of Kembang Jepun, Surabaya

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

The Environmental Thermal Comfort Analysis of Public Space in Jetayu Park, Pekalongan City

The Environmental Thermal Comfort Analysis of Public Space in Jetayu Park, Pekalongan City

Association Between Thermal Comfort Condition and Worshippers’ Satisfaction in Timber and Concrete of Suburban Religious Buildings

Spatial Analysis Approach Related to the Relationship Between Proximity and Security Perception in Encouragement of Public Space Park Use: The Case Study of Kalbu Palem Park (Bandung, Indonesia)

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