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Participatory Mapping Framework for Smart Web-GIS Disaster Monitoring in Slawi Urban Area, Tegal Regency
Authors: Wiratmaja I G. , Muzaki Ahmad J. , Savitri Armi K. , Junjungan Reinhart C. , Husna Isnaini N. , Wicaksono Agam A. 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
Low community capacity followed by high vulnerability to disaster leads to an increased risk of disaster. The affected communities are an essential resource for managing disasters because of their experience. One of the steps that can be taken to reduce disaster risk in an area is to reduce its vulnerability and increase its capacity. In line with that, combining technology and community participation in the smart city concept could be a holistic solution. The use of technology for disaster monitoring generates faster and efficient disaster information that helps increase the community capacity in disaster risk management. This research aims to increase community participation in fulfilling the needs of disaster mitigation based on smart cities through GIS in Slawi, Tegal. This research used a quantitative descriptive method using Web-GIS framework for monitoring disaster by utilizing participatory mapping and Focus Group Discussion (FGD) to obtain data of the community needs in study area. The results obtained were: a) the verified disaster-prone area map; b) The combination of community participation and technology for evacuation plan; c) systems needed for emergency response; and d) connecting key partners for information and funding the disaster recovery. The implementation of the framework helps in boosting the dimension of governance, people, environment, and living of smart cities.
Mapping The Location of Flood Shelters in Demak Regency using The Spatial Multi Criteria Evaluation Method
Authors: Rahmawaty Mitha A. , Hasan Agus F. 
Published: December 2023

AbstractFloods are the most common disasters in the world and severely disrupt lives and livelihoods. Furthermore, the developing countries, especially Indonesia, around 241 flood events in early 2023. The World Bank’s through its Climate Change Action Plan 2021-2025, aims to support Green, Resilient, and Inclusive Development, in pursuing poverty eradication and shared prosperity with a sustainability lens. In the action plan, there are actions to identify and prioritize mitigation and adaptation activities to this effect. In connection with Flood Risk Management where there is no flood shelter location Demak Regency, this study aims to research location using the Spatial Multi Criteria Evaluation method by using the Geographic Information System. Geographic Information System can provide a precise and an effective mapping to mitigate the flood disaster. The Flood shelter can help disaster preparedness activities by minimizing casualties in Demak Regency. Based on the identification results, it was found that there were 36 main points and priority flood shelters in the form of worship facilities and educational facilities.
Application of Remote Sensing and GIS to Estimate Above Ground Carbon Stock Changes to Support Sustainable Development: A Case Study of Mijen Sub-District, Semarang, Indonesia
Authors: Rahayu Sri , Basuki Yudi 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
Changes of vegetated land to built-up land will affect the above ground carbon (AGC) stocks in an area. These changes have an impact on climate change. This study aimed to estimate AGC stocks changes in Mijen Sub-District during 2017-2022. Mijen Sub-District is one of the suburban areas of Semarang City which has the main function as the lungs of the city. To determine the AGC stock, remote sensing data and GIS analysis are used. The results showed that during 2017-2022 AGC stock in the area decreased by 3,234.24-ton C. Estimation of changes of AGC stocks in Mijen Sub-District needed as a reference for local governments for policy making in regional and urban planning that integrates sustainable development.
Mapping of Regional Strategic Issues in The Development Planning Documents (Case Study in Central Java)
Authors: Sofianto Arif , Febrian Lita , Ambarwati Okki C , Risandewi Tri 
Published: December 2023

AbstractIn 2020, 21 regencies/cities (out of 35 regions) in Central Java will hold regional head elections. One of the consequences will be the preparation of the Regional Medium Term Development Plan (RPJMD) for the 2021-2026 period. The RPJMD was compiled during the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the strengthening of other global issues such as the industrial revolution 4.0, society 5.0, advances in information technology, disruption and vulnerability to global economic crises, and food and energy issues. This research focuses on formulating strategic issues in the RPJMD document for the 21 regions to understand the framework, formulation process, and priority of strategic issues. This research is a descriptive study through a qualitative approach and is applied with practical purposes using desk study techniques. The research subjects were the RPJMD documents of 21 selected regencies/cities, especially in regional strategic issues. Data processing is done by classification technique, and data analysis is done by content analysis technique. The study results show that the strategic issues of concern are general, almost the same as the previous planning documents, such as bureaucratic reform, human resource capacity building, poverty (and unemployment), infrastructure, economic growth, and environmental natural resources. Some regions also place popular actual issues such as the Covd-19 pandemic and its recovery, the industrial revolution, smart cities, and SDGs, and only a small number of regions raise specific issues such as investment, village development, innovation, information technology, or sectoral issues such as agriculture, tourism, creative industries. This study concludes that the process of formulating strategic issues is still normative procedural, and general in nature, with a dominant technocratic approach, and needs to accommodate actual local issues and community discourse or aspirations. Formulating strategic issues also has no relation to regional development issues, more accommodating global, national issues and other planning documents without in-depth analysis.
Agricultural Land Use Planning on Sustained Basis Using Landform and Land Evaluation Approach with Geospatial Analysis (a case study in East Barito District, Central Kalimantan Province)
Authors: Bhermana Andy , Nursafingi Afi , Purwoko Sidiq , Haryanto Bambang , Nugroho Wahyu A. , Agustini Sri , Nuraini Laela , Wardi  , Heryanto Raden B. , Prasetyo Cahyo 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
Spatial planning for agricultural land use is required since the region with its land resource has an opportunity to be opened and cultivated. On the other side, balanced environment should be maintained in order to achieve sustainability for future use. Land resources information can then be used as basic information and prerequisite for analysis and evaluation in planning process. Because of the lack of data, this study was conducted to generate and provide land resource information. Landform approach using raster surface analysis and slope classification derived from digital elevation model (DEM) was then used to determine agricultural land regions. Procedure of land suitability evaluation in addition to geographic information system (GIS) technology were applied to define specific kind of use for lands. In the case of East Barito as study areas, mainly on the basis of landform analysis, the region can be classified into 6 slope classes i.e. <3%; 3-8%; 9-15%; 16-25%; 26-40%; dan >40%. The result of land suitability evaluation integrated into GIS environment establish that arable lands is still available with total area of 226,211 hectare (59.11%) of total study areas. Furthermore, the region can then be delineated for group of commodities involving food crops, estate crops, and forest as well with each total area 62,291 hectares (17.96%), 183,107 hectares (52.78%) and 101,513 hectares (29.26%), respectively. Several restrictive factors that should be considered include slopping lands and peat depth. Any appropriate and specific programs for agricultural development can then be formulated in land use planning process.
Spatial Variations of Resident Satisfaction of Subsidized Housing in Boja District, Indonesia
Authors: Adeliana Vinda , Sunarti Sunarti , Artiningsih A. 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The lack of subsidized housing facilities and infrastructure in the internal area is that the quality of clean water is not good because the water is cloudy. Meanwhile, many occupants make use of facilities and infrastructure outside the area. However, not all facilities outside the area are beneficial to residents in subsidized housing. outside the housing makes residents uncomfortable. One of the subsidized housings in Boja District, Kendal Regency, which is located on the border with Semarang City, is not accessible by public transportation and around the housing area there are chicken farms which produce waste and smell bad. The purpose of this study was to assess residents’ satisfaction with subsidized housing in the district. Boja. The approach used in this study is a quantitative approach method with quantitative descriptive analysis techniques by means of observation and distributing questionnaires to respondents. Respondents are residents of subsidized housing with a sample of 100 households (heads of households). The output of the research results is that 15% of residents are dissatisfied with the external environment of subsidized housing, namely the aspects of accessibility and air pollution. Residents are quite satisfied with aspects of the quality of house construction, facilities and infrastructure by 85%. Satisfaction of residents of subsidized housing in Boja District in this study was influenced by external factors that existed when the occupants bought and inhabited the housing. Ownership status is the most important basic need for residents to feel safe, even though the external environment is not comfortable.
Land footprint: theory, methodology, and applied ecological-economic principles in Ukraine
Authors: Skrypchuk P , Suduk O , Shpak H , Skrypchuk M 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
This article justifies methodological approaches to determine the land footprint using scientific research on ecological, water, and carbon footprints. Foreign scholars define the land footprint as the amount of land used to produce goods until the products are finally consumed in another country or region. This means that the system can account for the relocation of production to other parts of the world. In Ukraine, several indicators have been proposed to assess the ecological consequences of agricultural land use. They allow for monitoring, control, and prediction of changes in land, identifying crisis situations in agricultural land use. In our opinion, them should be use to characterize the «land footprint». The article analyzes the ecological consequences of the reorientation of Ukrainian producers exclusively on the market demand of grain crops for the purpose of export. It establishes that in adapting agricultural production to market conditions in Ukraine, a new land use system has formed, which benefits large landowners, preference is given to market-driven grain and technical crops, an increased burden on land resources, their depletion is occurring, and negative values of the «land footprint» are observed from such land use.
Directions for improving of agricultural land use in Ukraine in conditions of global warming and consequences of the Russian’s military aggression
Authors: Demianenko Serhii , Sas Iryna 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The article is devoted to the problematic aspects of agricultural land use in Ukraine. Analyzed influence on the use of agricultural land such factors as systems of farming, global warming, uneven precipitation distribution by months, deficit of humus in the soil and consequences of the impact on the soil of Russia’s military aggression. Considered such systems of farming as traditional, organic, No-Till and made conclusion about a harmfulness of traditional farming system on ecology. The main directions of organizational restructuring in crop production in the post-war period are studied. The following main directions have been identified: increasing the level of specialization of production in accordance with farm conditions by choosing crops that are best suited to the climate, soils and assets of the enterprise, as well as increasing the productivity of the use of these assets through the introduction of modern innovative technologies for the production of agricultural products, in particular, soil cultivation technologies. It was concluded that economic and ecological expediency will be the main factors that will determine the directions of organizational restructuring in the plant production of agricultural enterprises of Ukraine in the post-war period and will ensure the recovery and development of the domestic agricultural industry.
Ecological successions of phytocenoses in the process of formation of the phytomeliorative cover of landfills
Authors: Popovych V , Bosak P , Dumas I , Kopystynskyi Yu , Pinder V 
Published: December 2023

AbstractThe vegetation in the landfills within the Western Forest Steppe of Ukraine is characterized by the rich species composition of the grass cover near the bottom and its almost absence at the top (southern slope). The transforming function of adapted plant groups leads to significant reduce of the intensity of denudation processes of technogenic substrates, and initiate soil-forming processes in them. The aim of the work is to establish the peculiarities of successional processes in different types of landfills of the Western Forest Steppe of Ukraine, depending on various technogenic factors. It was found that large landfills have the largest species composition – Lviv – 30 species, Ternopil – 20, Lutsk – 19. Small landfills – Lavrykiv – 10 species, Vereshchytsya – 11 species have the smallest species composition. Succession stages (syngenetic, initial endo-ecogenetic, mature endo-ecogenetic) are described at each investigated landfill, and projective coverage is calculated. It was established that the highest coefficients of Jaccard’s floristic similarity are characteristic to the investigated areas of landfills where there is no waste dumping, or it is only in certain areas (the second phase of dumping). The average coefficient of floristic similarity of all investigated landfills isKj=0.29.
Ecological and economic expediency of introducing modern membrane technologies of deep processing of milk whey
Authors: Popko O , Yatchuk V , Filatov V , Slipetskyi O , Tvardovskyi Y 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The article presents methodological and applied principles for justifying the feasibility of introducing modern membrane technologies of deep processing of milk whey into the practice of Ukrainian milk processing enterprises. It has been identified that the most common way of processing milk whey both in Ukraine and in global practice is its drying. As an alternative to the traditional technology of drying milk whey, it is proposed to introduce into the practice of Ukrainian milk processing enterprises an innovative technology of its deep processing, which includes the fractionation of whey proteins and the release of lactose derivatives, which is important for the use of processing products as innovative functional food products. The expediency of introducing modern membrane technologies of whey processing at domestic milk processing enterprises is substantiated, which allows rational use of raw milk resources, reducing the negative impact on the environment, and increasing the profitability of production. The results of calculations of the total ecological and economic effect are presented, which prove that the effect of the introduction of modern membrane technologies of deep processing of milk raw materials significantly exceeds the effect of using the traditional technology of drying milk whey, which is widely used in domestic milk processing enterprises. It was found that the ecological effect is manifested in the reduction of volumes of liquid industrial waste and fines for violations of environmental legislation and can be considered as an alternative to the construction of own treatment facilities. The economic effect is achieved by expanding the product range of exports and the offer on the world markets of high-margin dairy products for narrow target groups of consumers.
NTFP Contribution in Livelihood of Rural Area of Western Himalayan Region of Himachal Pradesh.
Authors: Thapa Amrita , Singh Kesari 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
Non-timber forest goods (NTFPs) refer to the various goods obtained from plants and animals inside forest ecosystems, which possess tangible values that are often not accounted for in a nation’s fiscal records. Throughout the course of human history, these items have been utilized for a diverse range of reasons, including but not limited to sustenance, animal feed, textile production, traditional medicine, agricultural resources, household goods, construction materials, and similar applications. These products are often intertwined with several traditional beliefs and cultural practices. The current investigation was conducted in three districts within the Himachal Pradesh region of northern India, with the aim of comprehending the significance of Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) in the everyday livelihoods of rural communities residing in the Himalayan area. A total of 700 participants were surveyed using a prepared questionnaire.
Study of contemporary climate changes in the Ukrainian humid zone (on the example of the Volyn Region)
Authors: Kuzmych L , Voropai H , Kharlamov O , Kotykovych I , Kuzmych S 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
Modern agricultural production is under the direct influence of climatic changes, which is also reflected in the water regime formation of the soil during the cultivation of crops. Calculations were made and graphical materials were created for average daily, average decadal, and average monthly values of temperatures and the amount of precipitation per day, month, and year. The influence of modern climatic factors on the water regime formation of the soil (according to the data of the weather station of the city of Kovel, Volyn region) over the last 11-year period has been established. It was determined that the distribution of precipitation is as follows: the share of light precipitation (< 3 mm) is on average 13.9%, moderate (4–14 mm) is 43.3%, significant (15–49 mm) is 36.4%, strong (50–79 mm) is 5.4%, and extraordinary (80–100 mm) is 1% of the total amount. It was determined that the active layer of the soil is formed due to the influence of moderate and significant precipitation. Informational materials on the distribution of atmospheric precipitation by year in quantitative and percentage indicators and their repeatability are presented in an interactive visual report with graphic materials (dashboard), which allows the processing of large arrays of data. It was determined that modern climatic changes (increased air temperature, uneven distribution, change in the nature, intensity, and structure of precipitation, and the increase in the number of cases of heavy downpours that are local in the warm period of the year) don’t allow for the effective accumulation of moisture in the active soil layer. The obtained information materials are the basis for developing a methodology for substantiating the parameters of the management of the soil-water regime on reclaimed lands, taking into account the peculiarities of its formation in modern economic conditions and climate changes.
Global measurement of ecological footprint in the context of sustainable development
Authors: Kovshun N , Doroshenko O , Zhydyk I , Nalyvaiko N , Vashai Yu , Skakovska S 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The relationships between the ecological footprint indicator and the level of achievement of sustainable development goals at the global level were examined. Cluster analysis tools were used to assess such relationships by grouping countries with similar characteristics according to these two indicators. As a consequence, four clusters of countries were identified. The first cluster, which mainly includes African countries, is characterized by a low level of economic development and a minimal impact on the environment. It was determined that the second cluster includes many countries of the European Union, Argentina, Brazil, Cuba and Chile and it’s characterized by a high level of achievement of sustainable development goals and a moderate impact on nature. The third cluster, which includes India, Egypt, Indonesia and other countries, has a low ecological footprint, indicating conservation of natural resources and an average level of achievement of sustainable development goals. These countries have the potential for harmonious social, ecological and economic development. It was established that the countries of the fourth cluster have achieved a significant level of sustainable development, but they use large amounts of natural resources. It was found that the common directions of environmental policy for SDG achievement of are the fight against pollution, resource exhaustion and climate change to avoid a decrease in quality of of life of citizens.
Analysis of Ukraine’s construction companies profitability as a tool for achieving the SDG
Authors: Pavelko O , Lazaryshyna I , Knyshek O , Farynovych I , Skakovska S , Blyschyk V 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The volumes of completed construction works in Ukraine over the past eight years are analyzed. The factors influencing the profit formation of construction companies are highlighted and presented. Subjects of institutional influence on the formation of construction companies profit are defined. In the process of profitability analysis of the main activity of Ukraine’s three construction companies the dynamics of individual indicators for five years are determined. Conclusions regarding the trends of the gross profitability of assets, the gross profitability of invested capital, the profitability of products, the gross profitability of sales and the gross profitability of equity capital are formed. Interrelationship between operational, production and financial cycles is established and presented. The expediency of calculating of three profitability indicators by construction companies, in particular profitability of the operating cycle, profitability of the financial cycle, profitability of the financial cycle is proven. Appropriate formulas for such calculations are developed. The dynamics of the proposed profitability indicators of operational activity are determined and analyzed (three construction companies of Ukraine are taken as examples). The main ways for increasing profitability of construction companies are defined.