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Land alienation in the johor bahru district area: the factors of unsuccessful response of form 5a, national land code 1965
Authors: Hakim A M , Samsudin S , Haffiz A A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Land alienation in Malaysia constitutes an important element in the conduct and governance relating to the National Land Code (NLC) 1965. However, the alienation is within the exclusive jurisdiction of the state authority and the process of such alienation takes too long including to resolve the requirements of Form 5A, NLC 1965. Form 5A is a notice to the applicant to claim the alienation fees which include the quit rent, premium, boundary mark surveying fees, and preparation and registration of documents of title. Although various methods have been taken to manage the issues of Form 5A, there are still lack of response because several internal and external factors. This study investigates the key factors that contribute to unsuccessful of Form 5A in the Johor Bahru District Area. The study conducted by two kind of methods, interviewing 10 respondents and questionnaire distributed to 229 respondents. The results shortlisted 22 factors and narrowed down into four main factors: lack of money, the rates charged are too high, appeal process for premium reduction, extension period and instalment payments. This study is important to balance the property ownership by considering the emerging issues of land alienation for the urban poor.
Toponym investigation as introduction to the local value in Cirebon City
Authors: Segara N B , Hermansyah  
Published: March 2021

AbstractPlaces name in Cirebon City is strongly influenced by geographical, biological, socio-historical elements, folklore, and local figure. Toponyms in Cirebon City have local values that be used as learning resources. This article aimed to describe an investigative process carried out by students and local value study based on Cirebon City toponym. The study was conducted in four sub-districts, namely Kejaksan, Pekalipan, Lemahwungkuk, and Harjamukti. There was a total of 50 location names. The investigation was carried out by conducting in-depth interviews with various community leaders, elders, keratin (palace) guides, and kuncen (caretaker). Investigation result exhibited that Cirebon toponym has a unique background and strongly influenced by geographical, biological and socio-historical, local figure. It is specifically influenced by the development of Islamic civilization through the Cirebon Sultanate and Sunan Gunung Djati. Therefore the toponymy in Cirebon City has the potential to be used as an introduction to essential local values.
Geographic media literacy for indonesian geography education
Authors: Sukmayadi V , Yahya A H 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
In this information-saturated world, people are thriving to cope with seemingly overload streams of information and images. The digital advancements alter and extend our means of communication abilities, information access, and spatial formations. Hence, a new literacy is needed to wield this new digital world. In this regard, the current conceptual paper attempts to explore the nexus of media literacy and geography education in coping with the digital era. The paper reviews the literature on geographic media literacy by describing the essential elements of the relevant literacy coined by Lukinbeal (2008). The paper goes on to discuss the three factors that play a prominent role in geographic media literacy. Finally, this paper recalls the importance of geographic media literacy and how it can contribute to the development of geography education in the Indonesian Setting.
The implementation of group investigation learning model to equip students to think critically in addressing the hoax content of disaster on the internet
Authors: Oktavianto D A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Nowadays, internet access can give not only positive influence but also the negative one. One of the negative influences is hoax news about natural disaster. This research aims to implement Group Investigation learning model in order to develop students’ critical thinking skills, so students can respond carefully on hoax news of natural disaster. The method in this research was Classroom Action Research (CAR). The result shows that; (1) the knowledge students have of the potential for natural disasters, does not guarantee that they can understand whether the disaster information is a hoax or not; (2) information about disasters needs to be investigated in groups for people of the same age as middle school students; (3) Students’ confidence in a news is directly proportional to their actions to share a content through social media; (4) disaster information is something that needs to be considered in disaster learning.
Development of social teaching materials based on geography literacy for increasing, critical, and creative thinking skills
Authors: Sugiyanto  , Maryani E , Ruhimat M 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Purpose of this study is to develop geographic literacy-based teaching materials, to improve 21st Century skills namely critical, creative, collaborative thinking skills. Researcher employs an approach namely ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation). The feasibility assessment of the produced teaching materials is done by testing the product from experts, practitioners by the teachers and users by the students. Researcher collects data by using questionnaires, and product evaluation sheets. The results of the study show: 1) geography literacy based social studies modules for 21st century skills improvement, is stated as “worthy of use for learning” by experts with an average score of 90.67. Detail scores are as follows: aspects of the content scores 94.12, aspects of the presentation scores 90.38, and the geographical literacy aspect scores 87.5; 2) as much as 90.27% of students argue or give a positive statement that the geography literacy social study module is able to encourage high, critical, creative, collaborative thinking and further develop broader views to students.Conclusion: Social Study modules based on geographic literacy can be used to develop student 21st century skills primarily critical, creative and collaborative thinking skills.
Ecopedagogy based learning as an effort to increase student ecoliteration and the development of environmental care characters
Authors: Fadjarajani S , As’ari R 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Excessive exploitation of the modern human environment can ultimately damage the environment and have a negative impact on human life on the surface of the earth. Providing basic knowledge about the environment is very important to increase environmental awareness and solve environmental problems. The idea of eco-literacy can be a practical solution to overcoming these environmental problems. This research was conducted descriptively on schools that have Environmental Education lessons. Data retrieval and analysis is carried out based on eco-literacy achievement competencies of 4 components. Competencies that can be used as a reference for eco-literacy achievements include; head (cognitive), heart (emotional), hands (active), and spirit (connectional). The four competencies can be implemented in the learning process and field learning applications to increase the eco-literacy of students and instill habitual attitudes that care for the environment in everyday life. One effort to increase the eco-literacy of students is through ecopedagogy-based learning. Competencies that can be achieved are; 1) formation of attitudes and concerns based on field studies, 2) increasing understanding, building environmental ethics and morals, and 3) active participation in community life in a continuous manner.
Relationship between environmental knowledge towards student’s attitude in environmental management
Authors: Ruhimat M , Ruhimat B F 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
This research aims to analyze the relationship between environmental knowledge and student’s attitude towards environmental management. The research was conducted on Madrasah Aliyah students in Purwakarta District-West Java. The research using the survey method. The result of research shows that there was a significant linear relationship between knowledge towards student’s attitude in environmental management, but the effect was low. The result of this research is recommend a learning of geography, but it must be accompanied by efforts in cultivating attitudes that are relevant to the substance of geography.
Utilizing thematic maps to develop Indonesia natural resources analytical skills
Authors: Basyari I W , Segara N B , Fhazarwati D 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Maps are one of the media and learning resources potentially to be used to develop analysis capability on Indonesia natural resources. The purpose of this study was to determine how providing map in worksheets can improve the capability to analyze natural resources potential. This study aimed to determine map influence on the ability to analyze natural resources potential. This research was a quasi-experimental study. The population in this study were all students of seventh grade on the one of State Secondary School in Cirebon City. The research sample was 83 students divided into two groups, 42 students as a control class and 41 students as an experimental class. Data collection was conducted through study documentation, worksheet result, and analytical skills assessment. The feasibility test result exhibited that providing maps on the worksheet is feasible to be used in the learning process. The experiment result exhibited differing ability to analyze natural resources through maps learning between control class and experimental class.
Application of seismic attributes in structural and facies modeling for volume calculation on statjford formation, notrh viking graben
Authors: Aji W P , Haris A , Ajar S B 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Viking Graben is the dominant main structure in the northern North Sea. The study area is located on North Viking Graben. In this study focused on the formation of Statfjord. The formation was precipitated during the late Triassic until the early Jurassic. This layer is a sandstone sediment. The reservoir characterization of the coating will be done by integration of seismic attribute analysis and seismic inversion. Seismic attribute analysis is performed to identify the boundary layer, which is indicated by the difference between the two layers and the inversion seismic done to show the acoustic impedance which is useful to know the characteristics of the layer. Both attributes (seismic amplitude and acoustic impedance) are expected to investigate the complete reservoir. Based on the results of interpretation and analysis of the seismic attribute will be built geological model as a basis for treating reservoir volume calculations by volumetric methods. In this research, the results obtained in the form of porosity distribution map with a large porosity value of 0.125 - 0.225 (%) and STOIIP distribution map with a large reservoir volume of 186 × 106 sm3
Erosion hazard levels in the tanralili sub-watershed, south sulawesi
Authors: Suryanto N U , Damayanti A , Dimyati M , Rustanto A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Erosion that exceeds the normal threshold can cause damage to the environment. The reduction of the physical properties of soil is a result of erosion. The USLE method is an empirical model that can predict the amount of erosion. The purpose of this study was to determine the level of erosion hazard that occurs in the Tanralili sub-watershed. The benefit of this study is to find out areas that are experiencing severe erosion so that a recovery plan can be made for eroded soils to prevent even more significant decay Erosion calculated using the USLE (Universal Soil Loss Equation) model. There are several variables used in the calculation, which are the rainfall erosivity factor, the soil erodibility factor, the topographic factor, and the cropping management factor in looking at vegetation cover in the field using a survey method. The analysis used in this study is descriptive and spatial. Very high erosion occurs in almost all of the Tanraliili sub-watershed, about > 480 tons/ha/year, which happened in slopes 15-45%. Massive erosion occurs in the west with a total amount of 180-480 tons/ha/year. The total erosion that occurred in 2018 was 701542.9 tons/ha/year.
Assisting smart disaster management for smart city program, case study: Pringgokusuman village, Yogyakarta
Authors: Suherningtyas I A , Permatasari A L , Wiguna P P K , Adninda G B 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The smart city is a concept of creating a comfortable, safe, and accessible living place. Furthermore, a smart city is built to raise the value of the city in economic, social, and technology. One dimension of all seven dimensions planned by Yogyakarta Smart City Program is smart disaster management. Yogyakarta located in the disaster – prone area, with disaster potentials such as earthquake, fire, tornado, and flood. This particular dimension becoming essential to reduce the effects of a disaster. One of the effects of a disaster is the loss of human life. Citizen in Yogyakarta especially in Pringgokusuman is one of the group of element at risk in disaster. Education about disaster is important to them. This research aims to analyse citizen knowledge of the disaster information. This research is using qualitative research methodology including an indepth interview with descriptive analysis. This study shows that information about disaster management is not optimized, even though the information is needed. A suitable dissemination strategy needs to be developed in order to educate citizens and enhance their awareness in applying smart disaster management technology.
Early mitigation of landslide prone areas with remote sensing and analysis of slope stability in ampera, south jayapura district, papua province
Authors: Widodo B T , Widoanindyawati V , Widodo B 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Ampera, located in the eastern slope of Cycloop Mountains, Papua Province had a landslide disaster on March 17, 2019. Landslides in Ampera is caused by the steep slope. Landslides occur due to lack of early mitigation which results in material loss and death. Early mitigation was carried out by remote sensing aimed at mapping landslide-prone areas in Ampera. The determination of landslide-prone areas is based on several parameters and weighting of remote sensing. The parameters are based on the provisions made by the author with secondary data. Weighting is used based on the results AHP method. Parameters and weighting using rainfall (44%), slope gradient (31%), NDVI (15%), slope water density (7%), and road density (3%). This parameter is processed into raster data which is then combined with weighting. The results, Ampera has a moderate to high vulnerability for landslides. Three high vulnerability area was made a modeling incision to determine safety factor value for slope stability. Modeling was done using characteristics of Podzolic Soil type, obtained from the Soil Distribution Map of Papua Province. Based on the results of the modeling, the average value of the safety factor of slope stability in three areas with high vulnerability is 0.5 (unstable).
Strategy for community adaptation to flood-prone area in situ rawa besar settlement, depok city
Authors: Puspitasari P , Herdiansyah H 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Disasters provide damage caused by a series of events that are considered as triggers, and a series of social factors. One of social factor, namely the inability of the community to understand the disaster itself, is an obstacle that must be overcome so that the impact of the disaster will be reduced. Researchers choose the Situ Rawa Besar Settlement as a research site because the area is a densely populated settlement that surrounds the Situ area, which often has a high frequency of flooding during the rainy season. The analytical method used in this study is a quantitative descriptive approach, with surveying and random sampling. The results showed that the Situ Rawa Besar Settlement was inhabited mostly by people with a lower-class economy. For the level of public knowledge about flooding is at a sufficient and good level, with an average value of 58.00. Whereas the community adaptation strategy in the face of flood disasters is at a good level with an average of 33.03, with the most frequently agreed actions, namely maintaining the cleanliness of waterways followed by the need for knowledge about handling floods both before and after.
Evaluation of lahar flood hazard management policy using participatory planning in Putih watershed, Magelang regency, central java, Indonesia
Authors: Permatasari A L , Suherningtyas I A , Wiguna P P K 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The occurrence of Lahar floods after Merapi Volcano eruption in 2010 still continue to be a concern for the government and the community. Kali Putih is one of the rivers that originates in Merapi Volcano and is one of the Lahar flood hazard area. Non-structural mitigation efforts have been carried out by the government. Until now, there are still community activities in the forbidden hazard area. Regulations regarding to spatial planning regulation in the hazard area need to be evaluated. The aim of the study is to evaluate the Lahar flood hazard mitigation based on participatory mapping and Focus Group Discussions (FGD). The research area is Jumoyo Village, which is the highest Lahar hazard flood area. The results indicate that there are still residential areas and community activities in the Lahar flood hazard area. The community does not want to lose their livelihood or relocation of their homes. The community expect that the government is able to revive the economic activities of the community through the establishment of new economic centres without relocation of their homes. The community also expect that the government able to creating new employment.
Identification analysis of potential object as the basis for the development of karst eco-tourism in western pacitan
Authors: Hertanto H B 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
This study aimed to discover the potency and policy direction of ecotourism object development on the western Karst Area in Western Pacitan. This research used a qualitative descriptive method with the internal and external potential variables of ten ecotourism objects on the Karst Area in Western Pacitan. Sampling technique was done by interviews, field observations, and documentation towards 70 visitors and 20 people of the local community around the ecotourism object, and 30 managers (Department of Culture and Tourism Pacitan district). The results showed that there are three ecotourism objects with a high, average, and low potential combination. Based on the Potency Analysis and policy direction, Srau beach, Cua Gong, and Tabuhan cave tourism objects have the highest potency to be developed using the 3E concept (Ecology, Education, and Economy), local community-based ecotourism development, and interpretation based ecotourism development.
Agricultural drought risk assessment in upper progo watershed using multi-temporal landsat 8 imagery
Authors: Widiyatmoko W , Sudibyakto  , Nurjani E 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Upper Progo watershed is one of the important agricultural areas in Temanggung Regency, Central Java. This research used the data obtained from Landsat 8 imagery to analyze the agricultural drought risk in the watershed. The hazard was analyzed using multi-temporal data every 16 days (to the Landsat 8’s temporal resolution) during the drought; from May to September 2015 combining the Landsat 8 imagery and the land’s physical condition. An agricultural drought hazard map was then created by summing the hazard class score in every recording time with overlay method. The crop’s vulnerability analyzed using NDVI difference, which indicates the crop’s ability to survive in dry conditions. The crop’s vulnerability was also analyzed every 16 days. A vulnerability map was then created by summing the vulnerability class of every recording time. The assessment of the drought risk was done by multiplying the hazard and the vulnerability scores. The result shows the high and very high classes of agricultural drought risk were located on the west research area which had a high class of hazard and vulnerability. Meanwhile, the moderate, low, and very low classes of agricultural risk were distributed evenly in the center and east area.
Utilisation of remote sensing and geographic information system for compiling of agricultural land resources database in sragen regency
Authors: Utomowati R , Ahmad  , Suryanto  
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Availability of accurate information on agricultural land resources in Indonesia is important. An alternative method is needed to provide agricultural resource information quickly and accurately. The use of remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is expected to be an alternative method as a basis for compiling a database of agricultural information resources, specifically carrying capacity of agricultural land. Availability of a database of carrying capacity of agricultural land is important, to realise sustainable development, spatial planning must be based on environmental carrying capacity. The research objectives are (1). Compile the database for carrying capacity in Sragen Regency (2). Analysing the utilisation of remote sensing and GIS as the basis for compiling a database of carrying capacity for agricultural land in Sragen Regency. The main data source of the research is satellite imagery. Data collection methods used are image interpretation, field observations, interviews, and documentation. The research approach is used spatial description. The results of the study are: (1) The compilation of a database of land carrying capacity of Sragen Regency (2). Remote sensing satellite imagery and GIS can be used as the basis for compiling the database for the carrying capacity of the agricultural land in Sragen Regency.
Utilization of unmanned aerial vehicle photogrammetric technology for analysis of landslide areas
Authors: Ihsan M , Ismail A , Sugandi D 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The problem of landslides that occur in West Java continues to increase every year, one of the landslides that claimed many lives is a landslide that occurred in Kampung Cimapag, Sukabumi Regency. Changes in land use change and steep topographic conditions are factors that have caused this disaster to occur. This problem will continue if there is no in-depth study related to factors causing landslides. The purpose of this study is to map in detail the topographic conditions of Cimapag Village, so that an analysis of topographic conditions can be carried out and then an analysis of the potential hazards of aftershocks. The problem solving method used in this research is mapping with photogrammetric techniques using a drone vehicle, or Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Photogrammetry. The results of this study are orthophoto maps with a spatial resolution of 8.11 cm, and produce several products such as orthophoto maps, three-dimensional models, and Digital Elevation Models. Based on the measurement of the slope of the landslide, the value of the slope is 51.78% with the condition of the slope which is not covered by vegetation. These conditions can potentially occur aftershocks.