Mapping of Potential Flood Disaster Evacuation Sites

• Main Author: Aulia, Neli
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/41926
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Residents of Dayeuhkolot have made several mosques as targets for refugee camps during floods, such as the Asshofia Mosque, the Argadinata Mosque and the Almusthofa Mosque. According to UU RI Nomer 24 of 2007 article 44 that it is necessary to hold preparedness in the face of disaster and one form of such preparedness is to prepare an evacuation site. There are 22 mosques in Dayeuhkolot Kelurahan that have the potential to become refugee camps with flood scenarios ranging from 0.5 m, 1 m, 1.5 m and 2 m. The method used is the analysis of areas exposed to flooding using Geographic Information Systems. The results of the analysis consider the location of the mosque, the height of the mosque's floor and the readiness of the mosque so that the mosque is inundated and not inundated. If there is a flood with a height of 0.5 m, the flooded area includes RW 3, RW 4, RW 13, part RW 1, part RW 2, part RW 8, part RW 9, part RW 14 and part RW and mosque that can be used as a place evacuations are Baitul Haq Mosque, Arrahman Mosque, Alhidayah Mosque, Nurul Yaqin Mosque, Nurul Iman Mosque, Almubarok Mosque, Alhikmah Mosque, Akhidmah Mosque, Jami 'MU Mosque, Asshofia Mosque, Albarakah Mosque, Argadinata Mosque and Almushtofa Mosque. If floods with a height of 1 m inundated areas are RW 1, RW 2, RW 3, RW 4, RW 13, RW 5, part RW 5, part RW 8, part RW 9, part RW 11 and part RW 12 and mosque which can be used the same as the previously mentioned mosque except the Arrahman Mosque and Alhidayah. When floods with a height of 1.5 m, all areas are submerged except for part of RW 6, part of RW 7, part of RW 8, part of RW 10, part of RW 10 and part of RW 12. The mosque that can be used decreases because the Alhikmah mosque is flooded, only the mosque has floors 2 that can be used. Likewise, at the time of inundation 2 m but the area was flooded throughout the Dayeuhkolot urban village.