The disaster resolving on tourism settlements in small islands

Wunas, Shirly

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/235/1/012106

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“…In its development, the coast began to experience a decline in quality due to excessive utilization [5]- [8]. At the same time, the coast is also prone to various natural disasters such as high winds, tsunamis, erosion, tidal flooding, and climate change [9], [10]. Various challenges faced by the coast will highly affect people's lives, especially on the coast of small islands [11].…”

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Land Capability and Suitability Assessment for Reducing Risk Disaster in Small Island: The Case of Sulabesi Island, Indonesia

Lautetu¹,

Hasibuan²,

Tambunan³

2023

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Small islands possess the main character, namely limited land resources; thus, their development must pay attention to the land's capability to support life. Sulabesi is one of the small islands located in the North Maluku Islands with a very low to very high level of land capability. As a small island and center of activity, it faces several problems, including population growth, land availability, and vulnerability to natural disasters. The study aimed to assess the suitability of land capability with land cover and disaster risk and provide direction for the development. Additionally, it employed an overlap analysis method using the ArcGIS 10.5 tool with spatial data, namely land capability and disaster risk, and land cover changes from Landsat 7 & 8 satellite imagery throughout 2000, 2010, and 2020. The research finding denoted that Sulabesi Island continues to experience changes in land cover, particularly the increase in built-up land for 20 years. These changes were then spread over the land capability of class A and class B development capability characteristics of 280.46 ha. Furthermore, the suitability between land capability and disaster risk areas was also observable in classes A, B, and C, with the risk of tsunamis, earthquakes, and landslides. Thus, efforts to manage sustainable land use, mainly built-up lands, must be directed at the capability of land with a very high -medium development classification and free from disaster risk. It can be a reference for future research in developing small islands that are more resilient.

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Land Capability and Suitability Assessment for Reducing Risk Disaster in Small Island: The Case of Sulabesi Island, Indonesia

Lautetu¹,

Hasibuan²,

Tambunan³

2023

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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“…Introduction Small islands have unique characteristics regarding regional conditions and the lives of the people in them. Several studies have stated that small islands generally have a life that depends on coastal resources with a high threat of climate disasters [1][2][3][4]. Even small islands are the most disadvantaged areas from climate change-related disasters [5].…”

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Coastal Settlement Planning based on the Network Density in Small Island: A Study on Sulabesi Island, Indonesia

Lautetu

Hasibuan

Tambunan

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Sulabesi Island, as a small island, is faced with challenges in developing road infrastructure to facilitate community mobility, especially to meet their settlements’ needs. With most settlements located on the coast, this study aims to analyze the road network’s density level based on the building distribution and plan settlements based on connectivity between regions. The method used is a road network density (ND) analysis using ArcGIS 10.5 software. The analysis results show that the density level of the Sulabesi Island road network is still low and only concentrated in one area, Sanana District. There are still unfinished road and bridge network constructions in other areas, so some areas are not yet connected. This condition causes connectivity between regions to be low, and community mobility becomes difficult, especially to meet their basic needs, including distributing their harvests. Even with a road network that cannot connect between regions, it can increase the isolation of a settlement. From this research, it can be a description of the characteristics of settlements on small islands from the aspect of land transportation.

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Elements That Shape Slum Integration. A Systematic Literature Review

EKAWATI,

ASMAL,

NADJMI

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JSSP

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Massive urbanization is considered to be one of the causes of population density that eventually triggers the creation of slums in a city. Slums are synonymous with poverty, crime, low education, and lack of infrastructure, making the area segregated from the formal urban space. Settlement communities have difficulty accessing facilities in the formal urban space. This study aims to formulate the elements that form the integration of slum areas. The method used is a Systematic Literature Review (SLR). The four stages in this SLR method are (1) identification; (2) screening; (3) eligibility; and (4) inclusion. A total of 62 articles were reviewed in this study. The results of this study are nineteen elements that form the integration of slum areas seen from physical and socio-economic aspects. If physical aspects include road network, accessibility, distance, public transportation, visual, public open space, periphery, settlement pattern, infrastructure, topography, and orientation, the socio-economic ones refer to local wisdom, background, social networks, types of activities, community empowerment, the sense of belonging, economic networks, and local economic empowerment. It is presumed that the results of this study can be used as guidelines for structuring slums so that they do not become marginalized areas or separate from formal urban areas.

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The disaster resolving on tourism settlements in small islands

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Land Capability and Suitability Assessment for Reducing Risk Disaster in Small Island: The Case of Sulabesi Island, Indonesia

Land Capability and Suitability Assessment for Reducing Risk Disaster in Small Island: The Case of Sulabesi Island, Indonesia

Coastal Settlement Planning based on the Network Density in Small Island: A Study on Sulabesi Island, Indonesia

Elements That Shape Slum Integration. A Systematic Literature Review

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