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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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URBANISASI, MODERNISASI DAN PERUBAHAN SOSIAL PADA KOMUNITAS LOKAL PERKOTAAN: KASUS KOTA BARU METRO TANJUNG BUNGA, MAKASSAR Batara Surya
TATALOKA Vol 14, No 1 (2012): Volume 14 Number 1, February 2012
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This study aims to analyze the spatial physical changes in working as a determinant of social formation changes, processes of social interaction and social adaptation between migrants and local communities in new social formations and consequences of changes in social structure, social processes and cultural patterns of local communities in the Metro Tanjung Bunga area interest. Spatial physical changes take very quickly encourage the acceleration of development and modernization in the Metro Tanjung Bunga area. Working differentiation push social interaction processes between local communities and settlers in new social formations and within the framework to build social relationships and social relations that are integrative towards the fulfillment of basic needs and efforts to maintain the existence, so conditions of social change on local communities. The consequences of social change on local communities is changing of stratification system from simple stratification then evolved toward sharpening of economic stratification and cultural change from traditional agrarian to urban industrial.

Permasalahan Lokasi Pedagang Kaki Lima dalam Ruang Perkotaan Retno Widjajanti
TATALOKA Vol 16, No 1 (2014): Volume 16 Number 1, February 2014
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Urban development is inseparable from the problem of the urban informal. The informal sector is a sector that will always grow and thrive. Various issues that arise in urban development is the problem of the location of the activity space street vendors (PKL) in the urban space. The problem of space activity occurs in the informal street vendors space settlements or urban space. PKL is one of the supporters of the activity in a public space that can be categorized as an 'activity support'. These activities tend to be located in a place according to its activity. Meanwhile, there is little discussion of urban street vendors in view space. Until now, the discussion is more to the economic, social and policy. In addition, many of the types of activities studied, space requirements, physical arrangement and the arrangement of the display / architectural aesthetics. The methodology used in conducting the study concerns the location of street vendors in the urban space using the method of literature revie. Given this method, can identify deficiencies / weaknesses of the informal sector theory and the theory of space to determine the location of street vendors in urban spaces. The conclusion of this research is to study the behavior of PKL space that affect the determination of the location of trade.Abstract : Urban development is inseparable from the problem of the urban informal. The informal sector is a sector that will always grow and thrive. Various issues that arise in urban development is the problem of the location of the activity space street vendors (PKL) in the urban space. The problem of space activity occurs in the informal street vendors space settlements or urban space. PKL is one of the supporters of the activity in a public space that can be categorized as an 'activity support'. These activities tend to be located in a place according to its activity. Meanwhile, there is little discussion of urban street vendors in view space. Until now, the discussion is more to the economic, social and policy. In addition, many of the types of activities studied, space requirements, physical arrangement and the arrangement of the display / architectural aesthetics. The methodology used in conducting the study concerns the location of street vendors in the urban space using the method of literature revie. Given this method, can identify deficiencies / weaknesses of the informal sector theory and the theory of space to determine the location of street vendors in urban spaces. The conclusion of this research is to study the behavior of PKL space that affect the determination of the location of trade.

PENGUATAN KEMAMPUAN SOSIAL PADA PENATAAN KAWASAN KUMUH PERKOTAAN (Studi Kasus Kelurahan Cigugur Tengah Cimahi) Yudha P Heston; Ahmad Yusuf A
TATALOKA Vol 15, No 3 (2013): Volume 15 Number 3, August 2013
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The focus of this research is to measure and identify the factors that can enrichment social skills, both for the government and society in rearrangement urban slum with a case study in Kelurahan Cigugur Tengah Cimahi city. Research methodology is Participatory Research Appraisal (PRA), to ensure the active involvement of the people who became the subject group. Based on the results of the study, the researchers have concluded that the success of social assistance in rearrangement urban slums depend on increasing the capacity of governments and communities governansi. Increased capacity of government governance can be done by encouraging the Regional Executive, gave a commitment to establish priority areas for quality improvement of social areas. Forming a business unit area that has the task of improving the quality of social structuring slum. Increase the capacity of communities governance be done with the commitment of citizens, actively involved in decision-making, planning, implementation, maintenance, monitoring and improving the quality of social contribution in structuring slum priority.

ANALISIS KESESUAIAN LAHAN KOMODITAS UNGGULAN DAN ARAHAN PENGEMBANGANNYA DI WILAYAHKABUPATEN CIANJUR Wistha Nowar; Dwi Putro Tejo Baskoro; Boedi Tjahjono
TATALOKA Vol 17, No 2 (2015): Volume 17 Number 2, May 2015
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Regional development can be carried out with an emphasis on the basic sectors and leading commodities. The purpose of this study is twofold. The first is to determine the basic sectors, sub-sectors, and leading commodities, and the second is to analyze the suitability and allocation directives of land for leading commodities. The data used include gross regional domestic product (GDP) of West Java and the harvested area in 2011-2013.The other data are land suitability requirement, map soil types, rainfall, temperature, grade slope, erosion, map of soil units, land use, spatial plans, and administrative maps. Location Quotient (LQ) method is used to determine the basic sectors and sub-sectors. Meanwhile, the LQ and Differential Shift and Share are used to determine the leading commodities. The land suitability of leading commodities is spatially analyzed using Geographical Information System (GIS). The results have shown that the agriculture is the basic sector and food crop agriculture is and the basic sub-sector. The leading commodities are soybean, peanut, and rice. The land suitability classes are S2 and S3. The available allocation areas are 27.984 Hectares for wet-field paddy, 17.984 Hectares for peanuts, and 38.835 Hectares for soybean.

PENGALAMAN WISATAWAN DALAM LINGKUNGAN BINAAN: STRATEGI DISAIN LINGKUNGAN FISIK DAN INTEGRASINYA Syaiful Muazir
TATALOKA Vol 15, No 1 (2013): Volume 15 Number 1, February 2013
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Recent day, tourism has become one of the important (experience) industries, which has ability to promoted financial sector growth, steering physical development, and self-promotion event. In sum, tourism has many perspective fields of studies, and some of them are city-regional studies, built environment and architecture. The aim of this paper is to provide a perspective on the“design structure” and also the integration in multi-disciplinary level in a perspective of physical environmental design (built environment). The construction of ideas was done through deepening and searching of related literatures and then complemented by practices side reviewed. In the realm of physical environmental design, theoretically, there are some multi-disciplinary considerations; emotional-personal to the adaptation of physical design process. And, some of the approaches may be formed by “frame” of: architectural design, zoning and division, routes and circulation, natural condition, as well as technology utilization.

AGRESIVITAS MANUSIA DALAM MENEMPATI RUANG UNTUK PERMUKIMAN Parfi Khadiyanto
TATALOKA Vol 14, No 3 (2012): Volume 14 Number 3, August 2012
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Human as economic being always strive to get opportunity to earn income by doing anything wherever it is. Human will seek for living place suitable for him in order to have living space to build settlement. There are two major options, that are to find comfortable place or place close to income source of the resultant of which one of the options will create the choice of living place suitable to him. Based on the two options; whether the choice for the close distance to the income source is more prominent rather than the needs for comfort. Industrial areas in Semarang is a location faces tide inundation, dense population, industrial pollution, and land subsidence, but the coming people is three times more than those leaving. The aim of this research is to figure out the ratio of human aggressiveness level to survive through income earning rather than to seek comfort and safety. The research uses descriptive qualitative method with correlation analysis. The result shows that the power to earn income has a great influence to ignore comfort and safety factor in selecting the location of the settlement.

PENGGUNAAN RUANG OLEH PELAKU USAHA BERBASIS RUMAH TANGGA (HBE) DI KECAMATAN SEMARANG TIMUR Simbolon, Hotnida Yusnani
Jurnal Tataloka Vol 11, No 1 (2009): Februari 2009
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The result of this research shows that household enterprise and activity as well as the production process which becomethe reason to have a home industry influence the spatial use by household-based enterprisers. It is seen from their productionprocesses which utilize the streets in different locations because the insufficient space in their houses. This research finds out only 8%of the enterprisers add additional rooms. Besides, there is only 85% of the enterprisers fulfill the requirement of wide standart forperson, that is 9 mÂ². However, the overall width the enterprisers have is insufficient because the width of the building is equal withland width. This will be hard for household-based enterprises to implement the simple house criteria, that are houses as shelter andspace for business, because each household-based enterprise has different characteristic. Therefore, the relevance analysis shows thatr-value of income and spatial use is -0,015 to 0,453.The r value shows the low relevance and that income does not influence thespatial use by the enterprisers. This is propted by the fact that they do not have any willingness to add more rooms. They have alreadysatisfied by the space they have at home, no more land can be built, and that the enterprisers do not have more saving, sinceroom addition needs more money

TIPOLOGI DAN POLA PENANGANAN PERMUKIMAN KUMUH DI KOTA BONTANG (The Typology and Patterns of Slum Improvement Management in Bontang City) Amos Setiadi
TATALOKA Vol 16, No 4 (2014): Volume 16 Number 4, November 2014
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Started as a fishing settlement area in Bontang Kuala Village, the City of Bontang has been growing very rapidly. However, despite this growth people's standard of living has been decreasing in terms of environmental quality, income as well as sheltering with the emergence of slum areas. These conditions greatly affect the physical, social, cultural and economic aspects of life. The management of slum areas in Bontang City becomes strategic because slums are integrated with the rest of the city including the downtown area and urban growth centers, as well as with the other areas in the vicinity, such as industrial, commercial, warehousing, and office areas. Therefore, it is necessary to identify the characteristics of the slum areas. The identification methods do not discriminate the distribution of slum areas. The criteria used include non-economic vitality, regional economic vitality, land ownership status, infrastructure and facility conditions, local government’s commitment, and handling priorities. Environmental assessment of the slums was done by assigning a weighting system to each of the above criteria. The determination of the weights of the criteria is relative and depends on the individual and group preferences in looking at the influence of each criterion. The improvement or treatment patterns appropriate to be applied in Bontang City should be in accordance with the site characteristics. Locations with high-scale slum category (HS) requires the curative pattern while those with moderate category (MS) should take reductive treatment, and slum areas with low-scale category (LS) will require preventive treatment.

KORIDOR ANTAR KOTA SEBAGAI PENENTU SINERGISME SPASIAL: KAJIAN GEOGRAFI YANG SEMAKIN PENTING Sri Rum Giyarsih
TATALOKA Vol 14, No 2 (2012): Volume 14 Number 2, May 2012
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The research conducted in the Yogyakarta-Surakarta Corridor is aimed at firstly understanding the dynamic of the corridor as one of the key factors to establish spatial synergism and secondly linking the findings with the recent discussion and future research agenda in urban geography. The investigation used survey research methods combined with in-depth interview with some key informants and scholars. The results of the research show that the potentials of the sub-regions within the corridor can play an important role and position to form spatial synergism in the corridor. The intra-regional proximity among sub-regions has impacted in increased efficiency in the production process. It also had an effect in reduced transportation cost. This research also found that some other issues in the corridor development such as the impact of climate change to regional development could be of interest in future research in urban geography and related fields

ANALISIS POTENSI DAN KESENJANGAN WILAYAH KABUPATEN SUKABUMI, PROPINSI JAWA BARAT Izzan Faruqi; Setia Hadi; S Sahara
TATALOKA Vol 17, No 4 (2015): Volume 17 Number 4, November 2015
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Regional development is synonymous with growth. Growth can also be positive, but if it is not built in a comprehensive manner would cause a negative impact on the other side. Sukabumi district is rich in various potential including the potential for agriculture, plantation, forestry, marine, geothermal energy and mines. However, Sukabumi District is one district that is still classified as disadvantaged areas in West Java. The purpose of this study was to analyze the development of the area in Sukabumi and analyzing the potential of the region as well as the development gap between regions in Sukabumi. The results showed the development of the district is based can be regarded as a relatively underdeveloped area. There is a gap of regional development in Sukabumi. Sukabumi district has several potential sectors including the industrial sector in particular, non-oil processing industry. In the industrial sector in particular, non-oil processing industry can be a dominant sector as it can contribute to and have strong linkages with other sectors that can influence other sectors.

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