Using CRF Tool for Analyzing the Resilience of Cities

Al-Jawari, S. M.; Albasri, N. AbdulRazak Hasach; Al-Mosherefawi, O. Jassim

doi:10.28991/cej-2022-08-10-013

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“…These regulatory measures play a vital role in shaping land values, promoting equitable development, and preventing unplanned growth [85][86][87]. Affordable land and housing for urban communities is a necessity, besides security, rule of law, transportation, communications and basic needs availabilities [88].…”

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Utilizing Semi-Variograms and Geostatistical Approach for Land Value Model in Urban Region

Sugito,

Gumilar,

Hernandi

et al. 2023

IJE

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The availability of land in Bandung City become a challenge for urban development. Bandung has long been an urbanization destination for Indonesians besides Jakarta, Surabaya, Medan, and Makassar. Currently there was still limited research that explores land values and spatial planning for urban areas. This study aims to develop spatial modeling for land values using a semi-variogram and geostatistical approach in urban areas. Our research was conducted in Bandung City, West Java (Indonesia). Data was selected based on purposive sampling involving 50 land price and 95 building price samples throughout the city. The collected data were then analyzed using 4 semi-variogram models and Ordinary Kriging to derive the spatial distribution of land values. Land value referred to spatial modeling from the geographic information system. The results of the analysis indicated that the semi-variogram stable type was the most suitable model, exhibiting the minimum error by root mean square, mean standardized, root mean square standardized, and average standard error. According to our model, the areas with the highest land values are located close to the city square "Alun-alun", which is closely associated with government offices, trading areas, defense and security facilities, service areas, education, cultural tourism, and highdensity housing. These areas are well known since the Dutch East Indies era. Interestingly, despite the growth pole in Gedebage, the western part of Bandung has higher land values compared to the eastern part. This could be attributed to historical and actual aspects which have had a greater impact on land values than regional plans implemented by the government. Land values management is necessary to guarantee living space as well as to achieve a sustainable city.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Utilizing Semi-Variograms and Geostatistical Approach for Land Value Model in Urban Region

Sugito,

Gumilar,

Hernandi

et al. 2023

IJE

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Bibliometric analysis and visualization of sustainable infrastructure

Elkhayat,

Mohamed,

Zayat

et al. 2023

Innov. Infrastruct. Solut.

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In comparison with other construction sectors, infrastructure projects are recognized for their relatively longer operation periods, important societal, economic benefits, and extensive consumption of natural resources. The rapid global economic development in the infrastructure industry and rising levels of environmental concerns lead to an increased need for sustainable infrastructure. Despite the fast-growing body of knowledge about sustainable infrastructure and its important role in accomplishing the Sustainable Development Goals which were set forth by the United Nations in 2015, there is a lack of quantitative and comprehensive review studies of sustainable infrastructure. Most of the conducted studies tend to address sustainability issues in infrastructure projects from singular aspects such as society-based design and Public Private Partnerships, among others. Hence, the current research attempts to address this gap by analyzing 1393 peer-reviewed journal papers between 2012 and 2023 using bibliometric analysis through co-authorship, co-occurrence, cluster, theme, trend topics, and citation analyses. The results demonstrate the main scientific contributors, prominent journals, research patterns, and directions for future research about sustainable infrastructure in the field of civil engineering and building construction. Such findings can be thus utilized by interested academic researchers and policymakers.

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