IDENTIFIKASI PENGARUH JALUR BRT TERHADAP PERUBAHAN GUNA LAHAN DI BANDUNG RAYA MENGGUNAKAN PEMODELAN CELLULAR AUTOMATA
BRT can trigger land cover and use changes due to connectivity between urban and periphery areas. Developed periphery areas have diverse land cover and land use and will continue to be dynamic with increasing urbanization. The area around Bandung was chosen because the physical development of the...
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Language: | Indonesia |
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Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/81667 |
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | BRT can trigger land cover and use changes due to connectivity between urban and
periphery areas. Developed periphery areas have diverse land cover and land use
and will continue to be dynamic with increasing urbanization. The area around
Bandung was chosen because the physical development of the city is limited and it
is the third most populous urban area in Indonesia and there is a BRT line.
Research on land cover and land use changes due to infrastructure in Indonesia is
already widespread, but research on changes due to BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) is
still minimal in Indonesia. This research uses GIS so that the transition area of the
city center and its suburbs can be well observed. The Cellular Automata method is
used to predict future land use because it is simple, flexible, and can incorporate
both the spatial and temporal dimensions of the land change process. The purpose
of this study is to identify land use change due to BRT in Bandung Metropolitan
Area as a mitigation of urban mismanagement. The existence of BRT makes the
growth of built-up areas, especially settlements, grow rapidly in the area around
the TMP Corridor 5 BRT line. The growth of built-up areas, especially for
settlements, indicates leapfrog and ribbon development in the periphery area. In
addition, there is also growth in the industry area around the BRT line. The
development of built-up areas has resulted in the shrinking of forest and paddy
fields. In the future, built-up areas will become more massive and policies are
needed to regulate the conversion of green land changes to built-up areas so as not
to produce negative impacts. |
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