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Media Komunikasi Geografi
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ISSN : 02168138     EISSN : 25800183     DOI : -
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MKG is a journal that facilitates the interests of lecturers, teachers and the academic community to communicate articles from research results and strengthen the exchange of ideas from academic reviews in the field of geography. The academic articles include research and reviews of studies in Human Geography and Physical Geography, population and environmental reviews, regional issue investigations, resource management, disaster management, remote sensing techniques (RS) and the application of geographical information system (GIS) and in-depth discussion on the development of standards in education and geography teaching, both at school and college level.
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Suitability Evaluation of Land Use as Efforts to Improve Quality of Watershed Budiarta, I Gede
Media Komunikasi Geografi Vol 17, No 1 (2016)
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In general, this paper aims to determine the mechanism for setting land capability and function of the area in a watershed, and to determine the suitability of land use and land cover index in a watershed. The design of writing used is descriptive design with descriptive qualitative data analysis techniques. The results of the research literature review showed that 1) the classification of land capability class in a category is based on the intensity of the inhibiting factors. Land classified into eight classes that are marked with the Roman numerals I to VIII. Increased threat of damage or straight down barriers of class I to class VIII; 2) the type of function of the area was determined based on the value of land ability scores and other special criteria. Area function is determined based on the Minister of Agriculture No. 837 / Kpts / Um / 11/1980 and No. : 683 / Kpts / Um / 8/198; 3) the suitability of land use (KPL) in a river basin is determined based on a formula derived from the Regulation of the Minister of Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia Number: P. 32 / MENHUT-II / 2009; 4) The index of land cover to note because it is an important element in the mechanism of the watershed. The goal is to find a permanent vegetated land area in the watershed. Key words: land capability, land penggulahan, watersheds.
Impact of Mining Activities Against Sand Stone Sustainability Agricultural Resources and Power Lenek In the village of Desa Lenek Kali Bambang District of Aikmel In, Nurul -; Sriartha, I Putu; Citra, Putu Ananda
Media Komunikasi Geografi Vol 17, No 1 (2016)
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This research was conducted in the village of Lenek Daya and Kali Bambang, District of Aikmel, East Lombok. This study aims to: (1) to describe the characteristics of sand mining activities rocks in the village of Lenek Daya and Kali Bambang District of Aikmel, (2) Describe the process of the development of the management of sand mining activities rocks in the village of Lenek Daya and Kali Bambang District of Aikmel, ( 3) to analyze the impact of sand mining activities stones on the sustainability of agricultural resources in the village Lenek Daya and Kali Bambang District of Aikmel. This research is a analysis descriptive quantitative and qualitative. These samples included 71 people taken by "Proportional Random Sampling". The object of this research is the mining and agricultural activities while research, subjects were the miners sandstone, the rock sand mining, and agricultural land owners who used stone sand mining area in the Village Lenek Daya and Kali Bambang. Data obtained using the survey method with the instrument in the form of a questionnaire. The results showed that (1) Characteristics of sand mining activities rocks in the village of Lenek Daya and Kali Bambang District of Aikmel is in terms of age 77% of miners are productive age, education miners 42% completed primary school, the miners 98% indigenous population, 79% miners income of at least Rp 50,000/day, and 42.1% of sales sandstone sold to local village construction purposes, (2) sandstone mining activities which took place in the village and the Lenek Daya and Kali Bambang District of Aikmel managed by rural communities dan last times proposed by rural communities, 72% use manual equipment and 28% modern equipment,(3) rock sand mining activities negatively affect the sustainability of agricultural resources with a level of sustainability categorized ”low”. Keywords: Characteristics of stone sand mining activities, and agricultural resources.
Input and Output Condition And Water Storage District of Lake Buyan in Buleleng regency Sukasada Atmaja, Dewa Made
Media Komunikasi Geografi Vol 17, No 1 (2016)
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Research conducted at the District Sukasada Lake Buyan Buleleng, which aims to find the input conditions (precipitation, runoff) water lake Buyan over the last 10 years. Knowing the condition of outputs (evaporation, consumption, and savings) water of Lake Buyan period of 10 years. Knowing the Buyan lake water storage over the last 10 years between 1999 and 2008. The study design was a field survey includes observation, measurement, and laboratory analysis. Primary data and samples based on stratified random sampling for water consumption. Secondary data were obtained from the relevant agencies. The data obtained were processed with the formula of Theissen Polygons, Thornthwaite-Mather, Penman, Welch, and Seyhan. Furthermore, using qualitative descriptive analysis. The results showed the water input Buyan lake consists of: rainfall and runoff decline. Meanwhile, the output consists of free water evaporation, water consumption, savings and seepage out of the lake, three of these four variables must be increased. This was caused by the increase in population, the destruction of forests and climate change. So the water balance of the lake Buyan be disrupted  Keywords: Lake Buyan, Balance Water
VEGETATION SUCCESSION DYNAMICS STUDIES IN MOUNTAIN AREAS AFFECTED ERUPTION API Kelud REMOTE SENSING DATA BASED ON THE YEAR 2013 - 2016 Nuzulah, Siti Nurin; -, Purwanto -; Bachri, Syamsul -
Media Komunikasi Geografi Vol 17, No 1 (2016)
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Investigate of this research shows that on January 4th 2014 vegetation density in Impact Eruption Area of Kelud Volcano 10 km has vegetation index value 0,64 – 0,34. On February 17th, 2014 the vegetation succession dynamic happens a decreasing vegetation succession dynamics with vegetation index value between 0,52 – 0,01. In 2014 towards 2015 there was an increase vegetation succession with vegetation index values between 0,87 – 0,1. On wet dry month 2015 towards a decline in vegetation succession dynamics caused by the influence of the dry season with vegetation index values between 0,7 – 0,06. In 2016 there was an increase in wet secondary vegetation succession in the Sumberasri village Ngleggok district is the climax of the process of succession with vegetation index values 0,89. The dynamics of vegetation succession have not run optimally on a five kilometer radius with vegetation index value 0,1 in Sugihwaras village Ngancar District. Perhutani can support of temperature constant at 5 km by planting a plant hard. The kinds of this plant hard is Kaliandra dan Pines that can to plant in coordinate 49 M 0641939 9123036. Constant temperature will support the condition of succession vegetation until in condition before happen an eruption by referral addiction 0,24 vegetation index.Keywords: succession, vegetation, eruption, remote sensing.
Work Systems on LIDAR Laser Sensor Putra, I Wayan Krisna Eka
Media Komunikasi Geografi Vol 17, No 1 (2016)
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LIDAR system is a combination of LRF (Laser Range Finder), POS (Positioning and Orientation System) integrated with DGPS (Differential Global Positioning System), IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) and Control Unit. The working principle of LIDAR systems in general is the sensor emits a laser beam to a target on the surface of the earth, then the laser beam is reflected back to the sensor. Returning beam is then analyzed to determine the distance from the sensor to the object's position and generate 3-dimensional position through the data position and orientation of the sensor. The working principle of laser sensors for distance measurement sensor to the surface of the soil using a different principle or by calculating the distance based interval information required laser light to travel from the transmitter, up to the receiver. At the time of laser sensors scanning process, starting from firing the laser transmitter, then directed by mirrors that move in accordance with the specifications corner were determined. The combination of the work of the components of the laser sensor will provide data to determine the distance from the sensor to the object. Keywords: LIDAR, Laser Sensor, Position 3 Dimensions
Relationship Between Learning Motivation and Learning Method Against Learning Achievement Student Semester Subjects Meteorology and Climatology at the University of PGRI Palembang 2015 Hartono, Deni Puji
Media Komunikasi Geografi Vol 17, No 1 (2016)
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Advanced Research aims to determine the relationship between learning motivation and learning on student achievement. The method used in this study is correlational method. The results showed that: (1) there is a very strong positive relationship between learning motivation and achievement of students. By calculating the correlation r arithmetic learning motivation is bigger than r table (rhitung 0,812> rtabel 0.213); (2) there is a strong positive relationship between learning and academic achievement of students. By calculating the correlation of r count how learning is bigger than r table (rhitung 0.851> 0.213 rtabel); and (3) there is a strong positive relationship between learning motivation and learning with the achievement of students. By calculating the correlation r arithmetic learning motivation and learning styles of students is greater than r table (rhitung 0.895> 0.213 rtabel) and (Fhitung = 162.7> Ftabel 3.11). Keywords: Motivation, How to Learn and Learning Achievement

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