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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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ANALISIS PERSEPSI NELAYAN DALAM PENGELOLAAN SUMBERDAYA PERIKANAN BERKELANJUTAN DI TAMAN NASIONAL KARIMUNJAWA1 M Mussadun; Achmad Fahrudin; Tridoyo Kusumastanto; M. Mukhlis Kamal
TATALOKA Vol 13, No 2 (2011): Volume 13 Number 2, May 2011
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The sustainable fisheries resources management at the Karimunjawa National Park (KNP) is a very complicated effort. One of the serious issues is that the national park was declared by government when it has been inhabited by fisherfolk community. It is therefore very important to find out fisherfolk perception on sustainable fisheries resources management within the KNP. In the present study, a model of fisherfolk perception on sustainable fisheries resources management at the KNP, which included: fisheries resources management, national park management, community participation, law enforcement, monitoring efforts, and technical- and policy- implementations. Analysis method used Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with program analysis Lisrel 8.52. Total respondents surveyed were 189 fishermen.Results of model analysis SEM showed that fisherfolk perception on sustainable fisheries resources management at KNP expect: (1) surveillance efforts, (2) commitment on law enforcement, and (3) involvement of fisherfolk participation. Expected policies were (1) decentralization, (2) integrated approach, (3) balance proportion between welfare and conservation, (4) fair distribution of fish catch, and (5) regulation of market mechanism.

PARIWISATA KREATIF BERBASIS INDUSTRI BATIK SEBAGAI UPAYA PENGEMBANGAN EKONOMI LOKAL KOTA PEKALONGAN L Latifah; Maya Damayanti
TATALOKA Vol 18, No 1 (2016): Volume 18 Number 1, February 2016
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14710/tataloka.18.1.11-26

Currently, Pekalongan City is known as the city of batik. The recognition is both at national and international levels whereas Pekalongan has been acknowledged as a world creative city based on the art and culture of batik. Batik is an essential commodity in Indonesian creative industries and has been the major commodity of Pekalongan. Batik industry is also capable of creating an inter-business association like the canting making business and fabric dyes business. As a city of batik, Pekalongan is prepared as a tourist destination through the availability of Batik Museum and two centers of batik craftsmen. The attraction has been increasing because tourists do not only see the process but can practice on how to make batik along with the batik craftsmen and interact with the related tools and materials, and this is known as creative tourism. The impact of the creative tourism can become one of the efforts to the local economic development of Pekalongan because it has been able to make linkages between sectors in tourism and batik industry.

KONSEP SISTEM INFORMASI RENCANA TATA RUANG WILAYAH UNTUK KABUPATEN/KOTA DI INDONESIA Imam Buchori
TATALOKA Vol 13, No 4 (2011): Volume 13 Number 4, November 2011
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This paperaims at discussing a concept of Spatial Information for Regional Planningthat can beapplied at Indonesian district (kabupaten/kota) level. The discussionisdivided into the following substances: abasic concept of Geographic InformationSystem (GIS)-based Spatial InformationSystem for Regional Planning (SISRP); kinds of data for the SISRP-model; potential users of the SIRP-model; GIS components as the media for presentinginformationin the SISRP-model; the SISRP-model towards participatory planningconcepts; andimplementationaspects of the SISRP-model and a short review of SISRP-development in two Kabupatens, i.e. Rembang and Pemalang. In the end of this paper, a summaryresulted from the discussion and some recommendationsconcerning the potentials and bariers of SISRP-development in Indonesia aregiven.

GREEN OPEN SPACE PERFORMANCE AS URBAN RECREASTION RESOURCES IN PEKANBARU Wahyu Hidayat
TATALOKA Vol 13, No 3 (2011): Volume 13 Number 3, August 2011
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Urban green open space has significant benefits for the condition of urban living and its community. The availability of accessible and attractive green spaces for recreation activities is an integral part of urban quality of life. This research aims to assess the effectiveness of green open space provision as recreation resource for urban citizens in Pekanbaru, Indonesia. This study presents the assessment of two ele-ments which are equity and efficiency. These two elements are analyzed based on numerous independent variables such as number of the facil-ity, distance to house, accessibility and public transportation availability for equity assessment and frequency of usage, attractiveness of fa-cilities and safety level for efficiency assessment. The assessment of those variables is applied in three different subdistricts in Pekanbaru which are City Center, Sail and Tampan that represent different density categories. To achieve the objectives of this study, the method used to con-duct the study is field survey by questionnaire and interview. Stratified random sampling was the method used in data collection through the distribution of questionnaire, and the tool used to analyse data is through the Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS). The data was analysed using descriptive statistics to obtain frequency distributions, percentage and the level of equity and efficiency. Several types of test in SPSS data analysis are included to attain some significant information in the study such as Chi-Square test of independence and analysis of Correlation. The findings indicate that a majority of respondents were not satisfied with the distribution of green open space. This study also identified that the quality of green open space facilities was perceived by residents as at moderate level. This survey results indicate that there is significant relationship between subdistricts of respondents and the satisfaction level of green open space distribution. The study could be useful for decision makers, professionals and researchers related to urban and recreation planning to achieve a better quality of life.

TRUSTING THE SURVIVORS TO RECONSTRUCT THEIR OWN SHELTER: CHALLENGES, CONSTRAINT AND ADVANTAGES LESSON LEARNED FROM UN HABITAT’S POST DISASTER RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT IN ACEH, INDONESIA1 Asnawi Manaf
TATALOKA Vol 13, No 1 (2011): Volume 13 Number 1, February 2011
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In recent decades, the community participation process in development activities has been widely recognized as the most effective way to help communities, particularly the poor, to fulfill their basic needs. This approach has been practiced not only in normal situations but also in the emergency ones such as in the post earthquake disasters in Yogyakarta, Central Java and North Sumatra, and in the post tsunami disaster in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, Indonesia. This paper examines the practice of community participation in the post tsunami disaster recovery project in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam conducted by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT) and outlines chal-lenges, constraints and advantages faced in the implementation of the approach. This research em-ployed a qualitative method (participatory action research) and focused on a case study in the Geunteng Village of Pidie District, Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam. This research found that ensuring the quality of construction organized by the community in the limited timeframe and in the chaotic post disaster cir-cumstances is the most challenging issue in implementing such an approach. However, this paper ar-gues that it has potential to mobilize social resources available in the community, to increase the value of output, to enhance transparency and democracy, to empower community bargaining to the external stakeholders and to improve the sensitivity of the local contexts culturally and socio-economically.

KARAKTERISTIK POLA PENGHASILANPENYEDIA BARANG DAN JASADI KAWASAN PENDIDIKAN TINGGI JATINANGOR M Bobby Rahman
TATALOKA Vol 18, No 1 (2016): Volume 18 Number 1, February 2016
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Jatinangor as the area of higher education for the five colleges appeals to the emergence of trade and services around campus locations. This study discusses the characteristics of the pattern of trade and services revenue that arises due to the influence of the activities of the academic community in the area. The data collection methods are questionnaire technique and secondary data collection. The questionnaires were distributed to the suppliers of goods and services. The analytical method used is descriptive analysis. The results indicate the influence of the academic community, especially students so that the income of providers of goods and services is relatively high. A significant influence on the pattern of income of the services providers is by the active time-off lectures and domicile of the academic community. The percentage of influence reached 59% in terms of decline turnover experience.

PENGARUH JALAN LINGKUNGAN SEBAGAI RUANG INTERAKSI SOSIAL TERHADAP LINGKUNGAN PERMUKIMAN BUNGUR, JAKARTA PUSAT Nany Yuliastuti; Adinda Sekar Tanjung
TATALOKA Vol 13, No 3 (2011): Volume 13 Number 3, August 2011
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Streets are one of important network that will connect between area. Streets are the stage for commerce and exchange of goods, even for doing work, especially in eastern countries (Jacobs in Kiang et al, 2010:160). Street of Asia have been and continue to evolve as distinct from those of the west, reflecting the unique Asian cultures (Dayaratne in Kiang et al, 2010:63). The unique can be looked from street that used for held community festival, held funeral, street market, and social activity space, etc.Residential street became public space that very useful for social interaction space (visible in daily activity and community festival). Activities that happen on the street eventually will add other functions on the street as a space of social interaction. Residential streets in the Bungur Sub District, Central Jakarta used by the public as a space for exchanging ideas, buying and selling, children's playground, and an annual festival.The aim of this research is to analyze influence residential street and alley function as social interaction space on neighborhood environment. However, research method that used in this final project is quantitative with survey research strategy and statistic descriptive as analysis method. The results showed that the residential streets in Bungur Sub District has become a public space that allows people to interact with each other (shown by a variety of activities). Social interaction has strengthened the social ties and realized a strong kinship in these neighborhood.

MANFAAT INVESTASI PEMBANGUNAN JALAN TOL BANDUNG INTRA URBAN DARI PERSPEKTIF MAKRO P Pradono; Handini Pradhitasari
TATALOKA Vol 13, No 2 (2011): Volume 13 Number 2, May 2011
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This article aims to assess the economic impact in a wider perspectives of the Bandung Intra Urban toll road project. Bandung Intra Urban Toll Road is a proposed project aimed at connecting the east and west corridor along the 27.273 km of Bandung. The feasibility study stated the project is feasible economically and financially. By using input-output method, this study aims to assess the economic benefits of this investment project, which includes linkages, multiplier to the impact of output, income and employment generation. The results showed that of 53 sectors in the city of Bandung, the communication service sector is the sector with the highest backward linkages. Meanwhile, the trade sector is the sector with the largest forward linkage. Multiplier effects are divided into type I and II. The sector which has the highest multiplier output type I is the communication sector (sector 42), whereas the highest multiplier output type II is the public education sector (sector 47). For the income multiplier, the sector with the highest multiplier type I and type II is the wooden industry (Sector 18) and sector which has the biggest employment multiplier is the financial sector. The investment value for the BIUTR project would generate the city’s economy through the impact of output, income and employment for its own sector, but has not given a significant impact on other sectors. In general, it can be concluded that the input-output method can give a wider economic benefits of an investment project of the highway.

EVALUASI PEMANFAATAN PENGGUNAAN LAHAN BERBASIS RENCANA POLA RUANG KOTA BAUBAU, PROVINSI SULAWESI TENGGARA Fikril Fahmi; Santun R.P Sitorus; Ahmad Fauzi
TATALOKA Vol 18, No 1 (2016): Volume 18 Number 1, February 2016
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The high rate of economic growth has encouraged the development of Baubau City in various sectors of life. It has implications on the increase in space requirements. Rapid changes in land use often deviate from the spatial plan (RTRW) that has been legalized. This study aimed to evaluate the appropriateness and consistency of the land use plan and to investigate factors affecting the suitability and consistency of the land use growth with the spatial plan. The analysis has used GIS, Balance of Land Resources, Factor Analysis, and Multiple Regression Analysis. Based on the analysis, there are three forms of inconsistency from the spatial plan of Baubau, as follows: inconsistencies in the spatial plan itself, inconsistencies with the laws and regulations, and inconsistency in the utilization of the land use plan. The results have shown that the level of consistency to the land use plan is medium. The factors affecting the deviation of land use pattern from the plan are the ease of getting to service centers, the improved welfare, and the accessibility.

ANALYZING THE SMOOTH AND STRIATED SPACE IN PASAR CIPUTAT TANGERANG SELATAN Eka Permanasari; Bonardo Tobing
TATALOKA Vol 20, No 3 (2018): Volume 20 Number 3, August 2018
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.14710/tataloka.20.3.331-343

Striated is seen as a fixed space and carries a sense of border. On the other hand, smooth space is seen as continuous and open interval. However, both terms are always intermingling, at one point smooth can be striated and vice versa. A city can be seen as a striated (border) and as smooth space (urban sprawl). Looking at a strip near Pasar Ciputat, Tangerang Selatan, this paper investigates how space changes function and identity overtime. The strip becomes a good example of analyzing the smooth and striated space practiced in everyday life. This strip is heavily populated by street vendors who has ‘occupying schedule’ and continuously changes the patterns of occupation. They prefer to sell goods on the road instead of in the provided building. By midnight, the road is not accessible as the vendors closed off and sell their goods on the road. In the morning and afternoon, some vendors disappear and their former space has been used by other vendors to sell different goods. Through observation, urban morphological mapping and photographic analysis, this paper uncovers the fluid uses and meaning of the space.

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