Khasanah, Isna Uswatun
Institut Teknologi Padang

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KENAIKAN MUKA AIR LAUT PERAIRAN SUMATERA BARAT BERDASARKAN DATA SATELIT ALTIMETRI JASON-2 Khasanah, Isna Uswatun
GEOMATIKA Vol 23, No 1 (2017)
Publisher : Badan Informasi Geospasial in Partnership with MAPIN

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The phenomenon of the sea level rise caused by many factors, one of which is global warming. Coastal areas are most vulnerable regions affected by sea level rise. Therefore, the information of sea level rise are used as consideration and policy-making on development plans for coastal areas like in West Sumatera Waters. The aims of this research are to identify the quality of Satelit Altimetry Jason-2 Data in West Sumatera Waters and to analysis the information of sea level rise of West Sumatera sea based on satelit altimetry Jason-2 data. Sea Level Rise in West Sumatera Water are identified by several steps, begin with collecting satellite altimetry Jason-2 data from 2008 to 2015 years. Then extraction Sea Surface Height (SSH) value of  binary GDR data from Jason-2 by post processing to eliminate the geophysic errors, furthermore extraction undulation geoid value and calculating the Sea Level Anomaly (SLA) value. To identify the sea level rise value used linear regression analysis on the SLA data.  The results of this research shown the existence of satellite altimetry Jason-2 data is 92.91%. The mean sea level rise in West Sumatera Waters during th period 8 year is 6.88 mm, and mean sea level rise of West Sumatera sea is 0.86 mm/year.
Visualization of West Sumatra Ocean Surface Based on Topex/Poseidon, Jason-1 and Jason-2 Sattelites Data Khasanah, Isna Uswatun
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Publisher : Kopertis Wilayah X

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This research attempts to monitor West Sumatra ocean surface based on data from satellite altimetry. Altimetry satellite data used is the Sea Surface Height (SSH) Data and Sea Level Anomaly (SLA). Satellite altimetry data processing are complex, include post processing, disposal of data mainland and an empty data as well as the disposal of data outliers. In this study, the global test used has a 99% level of confidence of the data. The quality of the data where the sea surface waters of West Sumatra of multi-satellite altimetry has a good quality of about 90%. Value SSH waters of West Sumatra after correction of missing data and data residing on the mainland ranging between -37 to -7 m. Geoid undulation value EGM96 West Sumatra ranged between -36 to 9. While the value of the SLA in the waters of West Sumatra ranged from -5.5 to 6 m.