USE OF BIG DATA NIGHTTIME LIGHT SATELLITE IMAGERY AND POPULAR TIMES AS INFORMATION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF PEOPLE AT RISK FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE STRATEGIES DURING EARTHQUAKE & FLOOD DISASTERS IN BANDUNG CITY & CIMAHI CITY

The phenomenon of natural disasters knows no time so it can occur during the day or night. Disasters occurring at night pose a higher threat to life safety than during the day. The use of big data at night satellite imagery and POI Google Maps has a role in reducing the impact of disasters by see...

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Main Author: Fadilah Ramadhan, Fardhi
Format: Theses
Language:Indonesia
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Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/83353
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Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung
Language: Indonesia
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Summary:The phenomenon of natural disasters knows no time so it can occur during the day or night. Disasters occurring at night pose a higher threat to life safety than during the day. The use of big data at night satellite imagery and POI Google Maps has a role in reducing the impact of disasters by seeing people at risk at night. The light distribution describes the distribution of the risk population during night conditions. Light intensity informs the population density at risk during night conditions. This research aims to create an emergency response strategy when a disaster occurs at night by utilizing big data from night satellite imagery and POI Google Maps to see the people at risk at night. The case studies taken are the City of Bandung and the City of Cimahi, where both cities are threatened by earthquakes and floods with large populations. This research uses a quantitative approach with spatial analysis via ArcMap, Qgis, and Google Earth. In formulating strategies using SWOT analysis. The research results show that from 2023 to 2040 the population at risk of earthquakes will increase by 70.5% in Bandung City and 57% in Cimahi City. Then the population increase at risk of flooding is 15.7% in Bandung City and 14.5 in Cimahi City. Meanwhile, at-risk populations in mall buildings and stations experience peak visits on weekend nights. Furthermore, at-risk populations on roads and parks experienced relatively normal visitation. Based on the results of the SWOT analysis, there are 16 strategies for optimizing the emergency response handling process when a disaster occurs at night. Apart from that, facilities related to search and rescue, location of refugee posts, situation reporting coordination post, command post and press conferences, location of main logistics post, location of supporting logistics post units, and backup energi sources for night lighting are important parts in the response handling process emergency so that it can occur quickly and precisely