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PENGEMBANGAN METODOLOGI PERENCANAAN TRANSPORTASI BARANG REGIONAL Mahmudah, Noor; Malkhamah, Siti; Parikesit, Danang; Priyanto, Sigit
Jurnal Transportasi Vol 11, No 3 (2011)
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This paper attempts to elaborate the relationship of the economics activities of commodities toward export -specifically the production of goods and services that generate freight transportation. The spatial data of commodities related to the economics’ activities (resources, factories, and outlets), the transportation data(infrastructures, modes, and services), and government regulations, are use in formulating the method for freight transportation planning utilizing intermodality concept, to produce efficient freight movements and to enhance sustainable mobility and economic development in the regional scale.Keywords: economics activities, freight transportation, sustainable mobility.
REGIONAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION MODEL FOR CRUDE PALM OIL IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN Mahmudah, Noor; Malkhamah, Siti; Parikesit, Danang; Priyanto, Sigit
Jurnal Transportasi Vol 10, No 3 (2010)
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This study attempts to model freight transportation of specific commodity in the regional scale, particularly to identify the shortest route of Crude Palm Oil (CPO) commodities, which are transported from factories to ports using different transportation network and mode. Several activities were performed, includingidentifying the location of palm plantations and factories supporting CPO industries, identifying intermediate points in the road and river networks, and determining the access route of CPO transportation from factory to the road or river networks. In determining the shortest route, various transportation networks and modes are simulated using Geographical Information System analysis by considering travel distance, time, and costas the variables influencing transportation systems. There are 113 of CPO factories identified, then be classified into three classes by considering their production capacity. It is found that 80 factories are classified as small (71%), 26 factories are medium (23%), and 7 factories are big (6%). The shortest route is identified through both road and river networks. The analysis of the shortest routes shows that road networks have shorter travel distance and time compared to the rivers. Nevertheless, river transportation offers a cheaper price compared to road transportation. Therefore, there is a competition between these two transportation modes, in which about 51% of factories probably use road networks and 49% use river networks. Moreover, it is predicted that about 70% of total CPO in Central Kalimantan is transported to Sampit port and only 30% is transported to Kumai port.Keywords: freight transportation, shortest route, Geographical Information System
PENGEMBANGAN METODOLOGI PERENCANAAN TRANSPORTASI BARANG REGIONAL Mahmudah, Noor; Malkhamah, Siti; Parikesit, Danang; Priyanto, Sigit
Jurnal Transportasi Vol 11, No 3 (2011)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (135.359 KB) | DOI: 10.26593/jt.v11i3.455.%p

Abstract

This paper attempts to elaborate the relationship of the economics activities of commodities toward export -specifically the production of goods and services that generate freight transportation. The spatial data of commodities related to the economics’ activities (resources, factories, and outlets), the transportation data(infrastructures, modes, and services), and government regulations, are use in formulating the method for freight transportation planning utilizing intermodality concept, to produce efficient freight movements and to enhance sustainable mobility and economic development in the regional scale.Keywords: economics activities, freight transportation, sustainable mobility.
REGIONAL FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION MODEL FOR CRUDE PALM OIL IN CENTRAL KALIMANTAN Mahmudah, Noor; Malkhamah, Siti; Parikesit, Danang; Priyanto, Sigit
Jurnal Transportasi Vol 10, No 3 (2010)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (212.059 KB) | DOI: 10.26593/jt.v10i3.412.%p

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This study attempts to model freight transportation of specific commodity in the regional scale, particularly to identify the shortest route of Crude Palm Oil (CPO) commodities, which are transported from factories to ports using different transportation network and mode. Several activities were performed, includingidentifying the location of palm plantations and factories supporting CPO industries, identifying intermediate points in the road and river networks, and determining the access route of CPO transportation from factory to the road or river networks. In determining the shortest route, various transportation networks and modes are simulated using Geographical Information System analysis by considering travel distance, time, and costas the variables influencing transportation systems. There are 113 of CPO factories identified, then be classified into three classes by considering their production capacity. It is found that 80 factories are classified as small (71%), 26 factories are medium (23%), and 7 factories are big (6%). The shortest route is identified through both road and river networks. The analysis of the shortest routes shows that road networks have shorter travel distance and time compared to the rivers. Nevertheless, river transportation offers a cheaper price compared to road transportation. Therefore, there is a competition between these two transportation modes, in which about 51% of factories probably use road networks and 49% use river networks. Moreover, it is predicted that about 70% of total CPO in Central Kalimantan is transported to Sampit port and only 30% is transported to Kumai port.Keywords: freight transportation, shortest route, Geographical Information System
Co-Authors Adhytia Tubagus Al-Haji, Ghazwan Alma Ferty Aziska Amri Rosyadi Augeri, Maria Grazia Aziz, Fathan Comi, Antonio Danang Parikesit Dian M. Setiawan Dwi Anung Nindito Edo Laksmana Putra Ega P Ega P Frieda, Frieda Heruansyah Heruansyah Ihza, Zulfan Muhammad Ikhwan Fachrurazi Isramiz Nurtantio Kusumaningsih, Suci Mahdi Santoso Maulana, Muhammad Iqbal Nazwa, Nazwa Noor Hamidah, Noor Nursetiawan Nursetiawan Nursetiawan Nursetiawan nursetiawan Putra, Edo Laksmana Ramanti, Ristacya Devi Reswara, Hanggara Ristacya Devi Ramanti Rusdanisari, Anna Setiawan, Dian M Sigit Priyanto Siti Malkhamah Syahrozi, Syahrozi Tubagus, Adhytia Wahyu Nur Avian Waluyo Nuswantoro