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KAJIAN BIOMASSA POHON PADA LONGSOR AKTIF DI BAGIAN HILIR DAS BOMPON MAGELANG JAWA TENGAH Gilang Samudra; Rido Koja; Azhari Syarief
JURNAL GEOGRAFI Vol 7 No 2 (2018): Penelitian DAS Bompon
Publisher : Jurusan Geografi Fakultas Ilmu Sosial Universitas Negeri Padang

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Biomass is the total amount of living material on the surface of a tree and expressed in units of tons of dry weight per unit area (Brown (1997) in Sutaryo (2009)). The area in the Bompon watershed has a high vegetation density which has a role as a source of daily, monthly, seasonal and annual income for the community. The purpose of this study was to determine the total aboveground biomass in a tree and its effect on avalanches in the Bompon watershed. The method used in this study is the calculation of biomass is a non-harvest sampling method. The calculated biomass of trees is biomass on the surface covering parts of the tree such as: branch branches, and leaves. The allometric approach uses the biomass equation that has been developed before, so that in this activity only the diameter (dbh) and tree height results of the inventory (Land Range Research Group, 2016) are needed. The results showed that in the downstream part of the Bompon watershed it was categorized as an active landslide with a type of landslide namely slide. The location consists of two parts, namely the top of the hill and the middle slope with the use of mixed garden land. The recapitulation conducted shows that there are 143 trees. Calculation of the biomass analyzed at the top of the hill and the middle slope was 231.8488 kg at the top of the hill and 995.9895 kg at the middle slope.
Penentuan Wilayah Prioritas Penanganan Genangan di Kota Padang Gilang Samudra; Ahyuni Ahyuni
JURNAL BUANA Vol 3 No 6 (2019)
Publisher : JURUSAN GEOGRAFI FIS UNP

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Inundation is one of the problems faced in urban areas, one of which occurs in the Padang City with the main cause that is not functioning optimally the urban drainage system. To reduce waterlogged areas, it is necessary to determine priority areas for inundation management so that population activities are not disrupted and do not cause economic or environmental disruption. This study aims to determine 1) the potential for inundation in Padang City and 2) the priority area for inundation handling in Padang City. Potential inundation in Padang City was analyzed by a rational method that produced a prediction of surface runoff which was then overlaid with infiltration rate and drainage capacity. Priority areas will be handled first according to the results of the analysis of inundation potential using the AHP method with parameters referring to the Minister of Public Works Regulation 12/PRT/M/2014 concerning the Implementation of Drainage Systems. The results showed that 1) the potential for inundation in the Padang City occurs when the daily rainfall intensity with an average of 35.55 mm/hour produces a surface flow discharge with a discharge of 1.98 m3/second - 274.20 m3/second, while drainage is only able to accommodate the highest discharge of 127.37 m3/second there are even areas that do not have drainage systems, and low infiltration rates. The highest potential occurs in the Batang Arau watershed covering an area of ​​5730.04 Ha 2) Priority areas are scattered in each watershed in Padang City, where in the Air Dingin Watershed there are 3 sub-watersheds, Batang Arau watershed has 10 sub-watersheds, Batang Kandih watershed has 8 sub-watersheds, Batang Kuranji watershed has 8 sub-watersheds, Sungai Watershed Bananas have 2 sub-watersheds, and in Timbalun watershed there are 3 sub-watersheds which are priority areas for inundation management in areas of potential inundation. Whereas the priority areas for inundation management in the existing inundation area are the Batang Arau watershed with 3 sub-watersheds, Batang Kuranji watershed with 8 sub-watersheds, and Timbalun watershed with 2 sub-watersheds.
Penentuan Wilayah Prioritas Penanganan Genangan di Kota Padang Gilang Samudra; Ahyuni Ahyuni
JURNAL BUANA Vol 3 No 6 (2019)
Publisher : JURUSAN GEOGRAFI FIS UNP

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24036/student.v3i6.784

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Inundation is one of the problems faced in urban areas, one of which occurs in the Padang City with the main cause that is not functioning optimally the urban drainage system. To reduce waterlogged areas, it is necessary to determine priority areas for inundation management so that population activities are not disrupted and do not cause economic or environmental disruption. This study aims to determine 1) the potential for inundation in Padang City and 2) the priority area for inundation handling in Padang City. Potential inundation in Padang City was analyzed by a rational method that produced a prediction of surface runoff which was then overlaid with infiltration rate and drainage capacity. Priority areas will be handled first according to the results of the analysis of inundation potential using the AHP method with parameters referring to the Minister of Public Works Regulation 12/PRT/M/2014 concerning the Implementation of Drainage Systems. The results showed that 1) the potential for inundation in the Padang City occurs when the daily rainfall intensity with an average of 35.55 mm/hour produces a surface flow discharge with a discharge of 1.98 m3/second - 274.20 m3/second, while drainage is only able to accommodate the highest discharge of 127.37 m3/second there are even areas that do not have drainage systems, and low infiltration rates. The highest potential occurs in the Batang Arau watershed covering an area of ​​5730.04 Ha 2) Priority areas are scattered in each watershed in Padang City, where in the Air Dingin Watershed there are 3 sub-watersheds, Batang Arau watershed has 10 sub-watersheds, Batang Kandih watershed has 8 sub-watersheds, Batang Kuranji watershed has 8 sub-watersheds, Sungai Watershed Bananas have 2 sub-watersheds, and in Timbalun watershed there are 3 sub-watersheds which are priority areas for inundation management in areas of potential inundation. Whereas the priority areas for inundation management in the existing inundation area are the Batang Arau watershed with 3 sub-watersheds, Batang Kuranji watershed with 8 sub-watersheds, and Timbalun watershed with 2 sub-watersheds.
Penentuan Wilayah Prioritas Penanganan Genangan di Kota Padang Gilang Samudra; Ahyuni Ahyuni
JURNAL BUANA Vol 3 No 6 (2019)
Publisher : DEPARTEMEN GEOGRAFI FIS UNP

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24036/buana.v3i6.784

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Inundation is one of the problems faced in urban areas, one of which occurs in the Padang City with the main cause that is not functioning optimally the urban drainage system. To reduce waterlogged areas, it is necessary to determine priority areas for inundation management so that population activities are not disrupted and do not cause economic or environmental disruption. This study aims to determine 1) the potential for inundation in Padang City and 2) the priority area for inundation handling in Padang City. Potential inundation in Padang City was analyzed by a rational method that produced a prediction of surface runoff which was then overlaid with infiltration rate and drainage capacity. Priority areas will be handled first according to the results of the analysis of inundation potential using the AHP method with parameters referring to the Minister of Public Works Regulation 12/PRT/M/2014 concerning the Implementation of Drainage Systems. The results showed that 1) the potential for inundation in the Padang City occurs when the daily rainfall intensity with an average of 35.55 mm/hour produces a surface flow discharge with a discharge of 1.98 m3/second - 274.20 m3/second, while drainage is only able to accommodate the highest discharge of 127.37 m3/second there are even areas that do not have drainage systems, and low infiltration rates. The highest potential occurs in the Batang Arau watershed covering an area of ​​5730.04 Ha 2) Priority areas are scattered in each watershed in Padang City, where in the Air Dingin Watershed there are 3 sub-watersheds, Batang Arau watershed has 10 sub-watersheds, Batang Kandih watershed has 8 sub-watersheds, Batang Kuranji watershed has 8 sub-watersheds, Sungai Watershed Bananas have 2 sub-watersheds, and in Timbalun watershed there are 3 sub-watersheds which are priority areas for inundation management in areas of potential inundation. Whereas the priority areas for inundation management in the existing inundation area are the Batang Arau watershed with 3 sub-watersheds, Batang Kuranji watershed with 8 sub-watersheds, and Timbalun watershed with 2 sub-watersheds.
STRATEGY OF CASH WAKAF TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC STABILITY OF VILLAGE COMMUNITIES Gilang Samudra; Dzikri Abazis Subekti; Yupi Pirdayanti; Taufik Hidayat; Sri Mauludiyah
Gunung Djati Conference Series Vol. 56 (2025): Seminar Nasional Ekonomi dan Bisnis Islam
Publisher : UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung

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This study aims to analyze the strategy of cash waqf as an instrument in increasing the economic stability of rural communities. Cash waqf is one form of waqf that is now developing as a sustainable financing solution for the community, especially in rural areas that often face limited access to business capital. The study used a qualitative method with a descriptive analysis approach. Data analysis techniques were carried out through three stages, namely data reduction, data presentation and conclusions. The results of the study revealed that cash waqf that is managed professionally and transparently has an important role in providing sustainable financing sources for productive rural community businesses. With good management, cash waqf funds can be used to finance various economic activities such as agriculture, micro-enterprises, and small trade which are the backbone of the village economy. An effective cash waqf management strategy involves active community participation in decision-making and program implementation, as well as establishing synergy with Islamic financial institutions to maximize benefits and maintain sharia principles in fund management.
Co-Authors Ahyuni Ahyuni Azhari Syarief Dzikri Abazis Subekti Rido Koja Sri Mauludiyah Taufik Hidayat Yupi Pirdayanti