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Rivan Aji Wahyu Dyan Syafitri
Departement of Urban and Regional Planning, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember
Humanities Civil Engineering, Building, Construction & Architecture Computer Science & IT Decision Sciences, Operations Research & Management Economics, Econometrics & Finance Engineering Environmental Science Social Sciences Transportation

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Optimal Location Determination For Boarding House Development In The Buffer Area Of The Sepuluh Nopember Institute Of Technology Arsha Kusumandaru Q. Y.; Rivan Aji Wahyu Dyan Syafitri; Hilmy F; Naila Hafizhah I.; M. Albaqibillah
Jurnal Penataan Ruang Vol. 19 No. 1 (2024): Jurnal Penataan Ruang 2024
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The limited availability and consequent high cost of land have driven urban development to focus on vertical structures, such as student boarding houses. The selection of locations for these boarding houses is crucial, as it involves numerous subjective criteria. Public participation is vital in understanding preferences and ensuring the optimal choice of settlements. Moreover, stakeholders can use this information to enhance planning efforts for areas with high potential for boarding house development, significantly impacting urban infrastructure. Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS) significantly influences the growth of vertical buildings, including apartments and boarding houses in its surrounding areas. This study analyzes the optimal locations for boarding houses development in the ITS buffer zone using multi-criteria decision analysis. By adopting a bottom-up approach that incorporates student preferences, the study evaluates importance score and values from variables such as proximity to the campus center, supermarkets, food vendors, accessibility, and land price range. The findings indicate that Gebang Putih, Kejawan Tambak, and Upper Keputih are the most suitable locations for boarding houses development.
Prediksi Dampak Permintaan Perjalanan melalui Simulasi Pertumbuhan Perkotaan di Kawasan Gresik Selatan Rivan Aji Wahyu Dyan Syafitri; Anoraga Jatayu; Prima Tama Setyasa; Amanda Widya Pramesti; Ahmad Marsa
Jurnal Penataan Ruang Vol. 21 No. 1 (2026): Jurnal Penataan Ruang 2026
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Southern Gresik is undergoing rapid peri-urban transformation as residential and industrial development extends from the Greater Surabaya metropolitan core. This study examines how projected land-cover change may reshape population distribution and spatial interaction across the road network. A cellular automata model was used to simulate land cover from 2022 to 2042 using accessibility variables, neighbourhood effects, AHP-derived weights, and spatial constraints. The projected land-cover map was then combined with dasymetric population redistribution and a network-based gravity model. The simulation achieved an overall accuracy of 83%. By 2042, industrial land is projected to increase from 2.54 to 4.79 ha (+88.6%) and settlement from 9.00 to 12.44 ha (+38.2%), while agriculture declines from 10.72 to 6.71 ha (−37.4%) and vegetation from 5.58 to 3.90 ha (−30.1%). Driyorejo remains the largest population centre, but faster growth is projected in Kedamean (1.58%/year) and Menganti (1.39%/year). Spatial interaction increases more rapidly than population, with regional annual growth rates of 1.95% and 1.01%, respectively, and becomes concentrated along Jalan Raya Kedamean, Driyorejo, and Petiken. The findings indicate that peri-urban growth in Southern Gresik is producing a coupled shift in land use, population location, and corridor dependence, requiring coordinated land-development control and transport planning.
Co-Authors Ahmad Marsa Amanda Widya Pramesti Anoraga Jatayu Arsha Kusumandaru Q. Y. Hilmy F M. Albaqibillah Naila Hafizhah I. Prima Tama Setyasa