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Civil Engineering, Building, Construction & Architecture

Jurnal Tataloka is a peer reviewed journal publishing scientific articles, focusing mainly on research and studies in the field of urban and regional planning. TATALOKA Journal is published quarterly by Biro Penerbit Planologi (Planologi Publishing), Diponegoro University every February, May, August, and November.

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POLA SEBARAN RUANG AKTIVITAS PKL DI RUANG PUBLIK KAWASAN PECINAN SEMARANG Retno Widjajanti; Sunarti Sunarti; Wido Prananing Tyas
TATALOKA Vol 19, No 3 (2017): Volume 19 Number 3, August 2017
Publisher : Diponegoro University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14710/tataloka.19.3.242-255

Street vendors has grown rapidly in functional areas in Semarang City, such as in Chinatown. Problems arise when street vendors start using public spaces as a place to trade. The sidewalks and roadside used by street vendors for activities disrupt the main function of the public space. This condition occurs because the government does not have a clear reference about the activity space for street vendors. The relocation efforts undertaken by the government have not considered the characteristics and spatial behavior of street vendors so the relocation often fail and street vendors tend to re-trade in the first place. The study of space for street vendors is urgently need, in line with the increasing conflict of space for street vendors in various regions of Indonesia. The purpose of this study is to identify the space livability of street vendors in Pecinan based on the spatial behavior of street vendors. The research used quantitative descriptive method by using questionnaire as data collection technique. The results showed that agglomeration, strategic location, main activity and accessibility are the variables that influence the pattern of spatial distribution of street vendors activity.

ANALISIS KOMODITAS UNGGULAN DAN ARAHAN RENCANA PENGEMBANGANNYA DI KOTA PAGAR ALAM,PROVINSI SUMATERA SELATAN Ahmad Zamhari; Santun R.P. Sitorus; Andrea Emma Pravitasari
TATALOKA Vol 19, No 3 (2017): Volume 19 Number 3, August 2017
Publisher : Diponegoro University

The Development of competitive commodities in a region are expected to improve added value of the commodities, to increase society income and to improve regional economic conditions. This study was conducted (1) to analyse competitive commodities of agriculture in each district, (2) to analyse potential land for competitive commodities development (3) to analyse regional hierarchies (4) to formulate direction of competitive commodities development plan. The competitive commodities were obtained using Location Quotient (LQ) and Shift Share Analysis (SSA). Analysis potential land for competitive commodities development was analysed using land availability and suitability and geographical information system. Regional hierarchy was analysed using schalogram method. Competitive commodities development direction considered based on potential land, regional hierarcy, compactness of land and local government policy. The results showed that competitive commodities in every district were coffee robusta, rice farming and cabbage. The direction development of coffee was given priority in South Dempo district area of 2,824.26 ha. Rice farming was given priority in Central Dempo district area of 1,496.13 ha. Meanwhile, development of cabbage is not available.

PERSEPSI DAN PARTISIPASI STAKEHOLDER DALAM PENYUSUNAN RENCANA ZONASI WILAYAH PESISIR DI KABUPATEN JEPARA (STUDI KASUS: DESA BANDENGAN KECAMATAN JEPARA) Pratiwi Rahmawati; M Mussadun
TATALOKA Vol 19, No 3 (2017): Volume 19 Number 3, August 2017
Publisher : Diponegoro University

This study aims to assess the perceptions and participation of stakeholders in the preparation of the coastal areas zoning plan, with the goal of the research are: 1) Identify the different stages of the coastal areas zoning plan; 2) Identify coastal stakeholders; 3) To analyze the perceptions and participation of stakeholders in the preparation of the coastal areas zoning plan. The method in this research that use qualitative with in-depth interviews and observation. Sampling and analysis techniques using snowball sampling and interactive analysis by Miles and Huberman (1992). The results showed that the different stages of the coastal region zoning plan of Jepara changed to suit the latest regulations Permen KP No. 23 Year 2016 concerning the planning management of coastal areas and small islands. Coastal stakeholders related to drafting a coastal region zoning plan of Jepara divided into three groups: the main stakeholder, stakeholder support, and key stakeholders. Perception and participation of major stakeholders based on the frequency of attendance, activity level, and the level of understanding can be categorized as "low". Instead, key stakeholders have the perception and participation based on the frequency of attendance, activity level, and the level of understanding that is categorized as "high." By contrast, supporters stakeholders have the perception and participation based on the frequency of attendance and the level of activity which is categorized as "high," but the level of understanding that is categorized as "medium."

THE RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND RURAL SELF-SUFFIENCY IN BOGOR DISTRICT, WEST JAVA PROVINCE Tri Budiarto; Ernan Rustiadi; Arya Hadi Dharmawan
TATALOKA Vol 19, No 3 (2017): Volume 19 Number 3, August 2017
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This study aimed at map rural typologies based on the status of development and self-sufficiency of the rurals. Status of rural development was built with 11 indicators and status self-sufficient was built with six indicators. The study used secondary data from BPS, wich was PODES 2014 in 434 villages at Bogor district. Primary data was used to support the analysis results with field observations taken at four village representatives typology. The results showed that 187 villages were categorized as developed rurals and 247 villages as undeveloped rurals. Based on self-sufficient status, there were 78 villages categorized as self-sufficient rurals and 356 villages as unself-sufficient rurals. Based on the status of development and self-sufficient, three villages were categorized as typology I (developed and self-suffient rurals), 184 villages were typology II (developed and unself-suffient rurals), 172 villages were typology III (undeveloped and unself-sufficient rurals), and 75 villages were typology IV (undeveloped and self-sufficient rurals). Spearman correlation value was -0.371, there was an inverse relationship between the development status and self-sufficiency status of the rural

ANALISIS FORMAL DAN INFORMAL FISIK PERMUKIMAN TEPIAN SUNGAI KAHAYAN KOTA PALANGKA RAYA Noor Hamidah; R Rijanta; Bakti Setiawan; Muh. Aris Marfai
TATALOKA Vol 19, No 3 (2017): Volume 19 Number 3, August 2017
Publisher : Diponegoro University

Most of the settlement in Indonesia are located along big river. Kampung Pahandut is one of riverside settlement, thatis to observe in this research. Kampung Pahandut is a first settlement before growth to urban area. Kampung Pahandut is a source of life and ease to access of transport between regions. Research of settlement integration is one of alternative to solve of settlement problem in Indonesia. Settlement consist of: (1) nature; (2) shell/house; (3) network; (4) man; and (5) community. This research only focus on analysis of physical integration (1) nature; (2) shell/house; and (3) network especially natural settlement with the unique of riverside architecture. The objective of this research was to explore the pattern of settlements as an adaptation to the physical environment riverside area and to analyses the physical, economic and social apart of integration of urban riverside settlement. Research method used a combination (mix-used method) based on field observation and quesioner with 50 sample representated on one villages of Pahandut. The results showed there are threevariables that affect to riverside settlement, namely: (1) nature; (2) settlement; and (3) network.. The three variable of the settlement pattern support settlements in those areas riverside towards sustainable development through to riverside area.

ADAPTATIONS ASSESSMENT ON THE IMPACTS OF FLOODING UNDER CURRENT CONDITION AND CLIMATE CHANGE SCENARIO, CASE STUDY: CENTINI VILLAGE, INDONESIA Adjie Pamungkas; Sarah Bekessy; Ruth Lane
TATALOKA Vol 19, No 3 (2017): Volume 19 Number 3, August 2017
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Reducing community vulnerability to flooding is increasingly important given predicted intensive flood events in many parts of the world. We built a community vulnerability model to explore the effectiveness of a range of proactive and reactive adaptations to reduce community vulnerability to flood. The model consists of floods, victims, housings, responses, savings, expenditure and income sub models. We explore the robustness of adaptations under current conditions and under a range of future climate change scenarios. We present results of this model for a case study of Centini Village in Lamongan Municipality, Indonesia, which is highly vulnerable to the impacts of annual small-scale and infrequent extreme floods. We compare 11 proactive adaptations using indicators of victims, damage/losses and recovery process to reflect the level of vulnerability. We find that reforestation and flood infrastructure redevelopment are the most effective proactive adaptations for minimising vulnerability to flood under current condition. Under climate change scenario, the floods are predicted to increase 17% on the average and 5% on the maximum measurements. The increasing floods result reforestation is the only effective adaptations in the future under climate change scenario.

APLIKASI GEOSPASIAL ANALISIS UNTUK PENENTUAN ZONA IMBUHAN AIRTANAH DI CAT WONOSOBO, PROVINSI JAWA TENGAH Thomas Triadi Putranto; Wahju Krishna Hidajat; Annita Kusuma Wardhani
TATALOKA Vol 19, No 3 (2017): Volume 19 Number 3, August 2017
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Groundwater is the valuable resources for supplying daily necessity of human’s life that is going to increase in line with the increasing number of population. Therefore, groundwater needs to be well managed. Groundwater management can be done thoroughly within a groundwater basin for defining groundwater recharge zone. The groundwater recharge zone was conducted by applying geospatial analysis using weighted and scoring approach. This method was accomplished by overlaying the score of some parameters (hydraulic conductivity, precipitation, soil cover, slope, and groundwater depth of water table) using ArcGIS 10.3 software. The parameters were permeability of rocks, rainfall, soil type, slope and depth of superficial groundwater level. The result of geospatial analysis can be divided into two zones which are groundwater recharge zone and groundwater discharge zone.

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