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The demographic dynamics of bandung city in the early 20th century in haryoto kunto’s view
Authors: Fauzi W I , Santosa A B , Tarunasena  , Yulianti I 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
This article discusses the demographic development of Bandung City from 1907-1996 which was recorded in the works of “Kuncen Bandung” Haryoto Kunto. Haryoto Kunto explored the history of Bandung from old books and arranged in such a way to get a general description of Bandung from time to time. His works use very loose language, almost the same as the colloquial language used in daily conversation. However, his works have important information regarding Bandung’s demographic change, especially in terms of the emergence of immigrants. This study uses a qualitative content analysis method to describe and analyze in detail the description of the demographic dynamics of Bandung in 1907-1996 in Haryoto Kunto’s books, such as Wajah Bandoeng Tempo Doeloe (1984), Semerbak Bunga di Bandung Raya (1986), and Ramadhan di Priangan (1996). Haryoto Kunto describes the history of the city of Bandung in a very interesting way of telling stories using the perspective of city history and the approach of planalogy. Factors that accelerate population development in the city of Bandung are the policy of relocating the capital city of Bandung, relocating the Priangan residency capital, infrastructure development, urbanization, and plantation development. The development of other city infrastructure has added to the heterogeneity of the population of Bandung City. The immigrants in the city of Bandung can be seen from the naming of places and roads, such as Babakan Bogor, Babakan Surabaya, Kampung Jawa, Jalan Naripan (Betawi), Asep Berlian (Palembang), Alketiri Alley, and Aljabri Gang (Arabic), and Chinatown (Ethnic Chinese).
Demographic issues in local area: insight from kretek sub district, regency of bantul, yogyakarta special region, indonesia
Authors: Sukamdi  , Putri R F , Alfana M A F , Aryati S , Dewi R P , Aditya B , Budiman L S , Ningrum S K 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
So far, the issue of demographic conditions with development has been more discussed at the national and provincial levels. There has not been much discussion at the administrative level below, the regency, and at the sub district level. In line with decentralization, demographic issues at the local level have become very important. Because it will be a consideration in the preparation of development programs at the local level. This study aims to identify demographic conditions, including their potential and challenges, at the sub district level. The research will emphasize the use of available secondary data obtained from various related sources. The results have shown that the potential of human resources in the Kretek Sub District was huge. It can see from the number of productive age populations, which is three times the population of non-productive age. This research conclude that the demographic bonus and window of opportunity will win by the Kretek Sub District. The challenge ahead is, of course, how to take advantage of this large amount. The goal is that the productive population can access the economy well, which leads to the welfare of the people.
Spatial relationship of horticultural farming with household welfare in rancabali district, bandung, west java
Authors: Naser A F , Setiadi H , Rizqihandari N , Indratmoko S 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Agriculture is one of the important sectors for economic development in West Java. Unfortunately, agricultural land continues to decrease. This trend is also seen in the Ciwidey Agropolitan Area, Bandung. Horticultural farmers are forced to manage crops on a narrow land. The purpose of this study is to explain the spatial relationship between horticultural patterns and household welfare in Rancabali District, which is part of Ciwidey Agropolitan Area. This study is a descriptive study using map interpretation and cross tabulation. Data comes from systematic interview, field observation, and secondary sources. For analysis purposes, this study uses land conditions and accessibility as a spatial framework. The results show that most of the horticultural farming is a monoculture that is cultivated independently by farmers without involving labor. Labor involvement is only found on agricultural lands with a lower accessibility. This spatial pattern is closely related to the welfare of farmers. The better the accessibility, the higher the welfare of the farmer household. However, in areas with a lower accessibility, the level of welfare will only increase if they have a more spacious land.
Construction of spatial & tourism perspective for wali nagari, custom leader, and community figure in nagari batuhampar, limapuluh kota district
Authors: Susetyo B B , Wijayanto B , Sutriani W , Ferdian F 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Minangkabau community is a society that highly upholds customary values, like in Nagari Batuhampar administrative area. This Nagari (village level area) in Limapuluh Kota District has dynamic social and physical conditions. Minangkabau community hold the values of “Adat Basandi Syara, Syara Basandi Kitabullah” (Custom jointed with Sharia, Sharia jointed with the Quran) in life. It is also colored the administrative aspects of regional development, like implementation of tourism policies in Nagari Batuhampar. Wali Nagari, custom leader, and community figure believe that sustainable tourism and culture can go hand in hand. It is caused Minangkabau culture is currently under pressure from influence of technology, information, and communication nowadays. Young generation is starting to be faced with various kinds of information flows and foreign cultural exchanges, and some of which are not suitable with Minangkabau culture. This research is qualitative construction research. The purpose is to understand the meaning constructed by individuals at certain times. The results state that spatial perspective in Minangkabau culture has three meanings, namely darek (high area), pasisia (west and central coastal areas of Sumatra Island) and rantau (eastern area of the river estuary-Malacca Strait) used in identifying the location of the village for regional development, such as: tourism. The tourism that will be developed is not only to improve the economic level, but also will be utilized by Wali Nagari to focus on Minangkabau culture in Nagari Batuhampar such as studying in surau and so on.
Zoning based on the functions of the geography education field laboratory in the galunggung mountain area, west java-indonesia
Authors: As’ari R , Rohmat D , Ningrum E , Yani A 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Open space offers opportunities that are not found indoors in the learning process. The physical environment contributes to students’ learning by exploring their abilities. This requires the world community to be aware of the location, understand the relationship between locations, cause-effect (analysis), and the consequences caused internally and externally. The need for a comprehensive geographic study model is needed, so that it can show the public a geographical solution to certain environmental problems. Geography Education field laboratory can be used as a support for learning in the classroom. The method of zoning for the analysis of needs for field laboratory studies in the Mount Galunggung area is carried out by identifying needs, by referring to the learning outcome program and course learning. Types of integrated laboratories located in faculty or university study centers, or technical implementing units that provide education and / or training with supporting equipment for categories I, II, and III, and managed materials are general and special category materials to serve research activities, and community service, students and lecturers. Based on the results of field surveys and satellite image analysis which refers to suitability indicators for the development of potential Geography education field laboratories, the Gunung Galunggung area has 5 stations/ zones to be used as a Geography Education Field Laboratory.
Effectiveness of ginger supply chains in rural communities as a form of farming sustainability (study case in Cianjur district)
Authors: Khotimah S R H , Gunawan W , Dwiartama A 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Ginger has a high economic value. It has benefits for health and doesn’t require complicated processing. But, ginger required a long period to cultivate. It makes farmer’s interest in cultivating ginger decrease and ginger production continues to decline every year. Aside from that, ginger certified seeds are also limited. Meanwhile, demand for ginger continues to rise. To meet these demands, an effective and efficient supply chain management is needed. One of the largest ginger productions in West Java is located on Cianjur. So the purpose of this research is to determine an efficient ginger supply chain of farming sustainability in Cianjur. The method used is descriptive analysis use framework of the Asian Productivity Organization (APO). Then develop it as a strategy use SWOT-AHP method. The results showed ginger supply chain’s members in Cianjur consisted of farmers, collectors, wholesale market, local market, and consumers. Ginger supply chain management in Cianjur isn’t effective because there are still some obstacles in each member. The strategy chosen is to improve productivity and product quality for a better supply chain. There is also a need for mutual awareness between each chain in increasing the productivity and quality of ginger so that producers are more enthusiastic about cultivating ginger in the future. So that farming activities remain sustainable.
Effect of climate change on the geographical distribution of leptospirosis risk in western Java, Indonesia
Authors: Dhewantara P W , Riandi M U , Wahono T 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Climate change is known to have a significant impact on public health as it could speed the spread of zoonotic infections. The purpose of this study is to estimate the potential geographical distribution of the risk of leptospirosis – a bacterial infection caused by Leptospira spp and transmitted by rodents, in Western Java islands. The possible distribution of Leptospira was modelled by using MaxEnt ecological niche (EN) framework under various climate scenarios. Data for elevation and nineteen bioclimatic variables associated with temperature and precipitation were obtained from climate database. In general, the shift in the geographical distribution in leptospirosis occurrence is evident. The model shows that the probability of the leptospirosis occurrence is predicted to be high in the northern and central part of the islands. The annual mean temperature, annual precipitation, and precipitation of wettest quarter were the more significant contributors to the dynamic of leptospirosis emergence. The study reveals that climate change will likely increase the probability for leptospirosis emergence over the islands, suggesting the importance of substantial mitigation efforts towards improving sanitation, hygiene and flood management, in addition to strengthening public health preventive and surveillance strategies at a local level.
Spatial-ecological approach in cirebon’s peri-urban regionalization
Authors: Dede M , Asdak C , Setiawan I 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
The environmental transformation from rural into urban is a regional development process, it usually happens to industrial countries and formed a peri-urban region. Understanding the peri-urban development is an attempt to analyze the potential changes in environmental quality due to landscape changes in Cirebon Regency. The method of determining a peri-urban region is based on the spatial-ecological approach that is not only to use administrative boundaries. This study aims to analyze the regionalization of Cirebon’s peri-urban using spatial-ecological approach. Parameters to determine the region based on built-up area, road density, distance from Cirebon City, and residential population density. The Cirebon’s peri-urban was obtained from overlay analysis and defined interval reclassification. This study shows that the Cirebon’s peri-urban has an area of 76.83 km2 which is divided into five sub-districts and 48 villages surrounding Cirebon City. This peri-urban is mostly in the western of Cirebon Regency. This phenomenon shows the development direction of Cirebon City (urban sprawl) is more dominant towards the western and northwest because of massive development in industries, services, and transportations.
Sustainable development from the view of village development index implementation at landslide prone area in kulonprogo
Authors: Retnowati A , Maulya G D , Fajar K I D 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Disaster has two folded sides, the destructive and the early stage of development. A disaster prone area can be seen as an evaluation of planning and program implemented. The National Government through Ministry of Villages, Development of Disadvantaged Areas, and Transmigration allocates annual budget for villages to enhance and improve their regional development. Two villages, namely Pendowoharjo and Pagerharjo at landslide disaster prone area in KulonProgo are depicted as study area in the implementation village development index (Indeks Desa Membangun/IDM). The two villages are at high risk landslide area but show different progress of development based on The village budget application in accordance to the IDM. Desk study and online interview revealed that collaboration between village government with academia and private sectors play significant role to enhance village development progress. Pendoworejo Village turn to be a developing village, while Pagerharjo Village become a developed village. Spatial approach supports the spatial analysis in this study and show that anthropogenic parameter is the constraints factors for development progress and the sustainability.
An analysis of settlement development areas in 2010-2020 in blambangan umpu, way kanan regency, lampung province
Authors: Sari R M , Ahmad  , Rindarjono M G 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
One of the land use changes is affected by population growth in a particular area since human needs a place to live and settle. Land use in each region is a form of meeting the needs of the community. Changes in land that are used for settlements can occur in certain area such as in Blambangan Umpu District, Way Kanan Regency, Lampung Province. Meanwhile, the purpose of this study is to analyse the development of settlements in Blambangan Umpu District in 2010-2020. The method used in this study is descriptive method with qualitative approach. The data were collected by several techniques including field observations, literature study, and documentation study. The data were then analysed by using descriptive analysis technique. The results of the study which are based on the map published in 2010, 2015, 2017, and 2020 show that the land use changes for settlements have occurred in Blambangan Umpu District. The results of the analysis show the distribution of settlements towards the northern and southern parts of Blambangan Umpu District, Way Kanan Regency, Lampung Province within 10 years. The implication of this research is that local government needs to consider in regional spatial planning for the future.
Using Google Street View Panoramas to evaluate the environmental aesthetics quality of blue spaces in urban area
Authors: Luo S , Xie J , Furuya K 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
The water environment is considered an important element of the urban landscape. In this study, panoramas of the Google Street Map were used to evaluate the aesthetics quality of three blue spaces environment in the Tokyo, and discussed factors affecting these aesthetic qualities. The founding of the paper: 1) the environmental characteristics of the three selected UBSs are different; 2) three UBS with different environmental visual factors (SVF, BVF, and TVF); 3) the Google Street View panoramas used in the study enable viewers to perceive the differences in the aesthetic quality of different environments; 4) the most significant preference predictor for three UBS is Mystery, and “Multisensority & Nature” and “Sublimity” are two significant preference predictor for urban canal. The results of the study have practical and managerial implications for improving the environmental aesthetic quality of urban blue spaces.
Analysis of Green Infrastructure Development Policy in Indonesia: An Adaptive Strategy for Sustainable Landscape Development
Authors: Faisal B , Dahlan M Z , Chaeriyah S , Hutriani I W , Amelia M 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Urban areas as the center of regional growth face various challenges in the future. Environmental degradation, natural disasters, and climate change result in a declining quality of life in urban areas. In response to the global challenges, various cities have developed the concept of Green Infrastructure through an ecological approach and achieved environmental sustainability. Green infrastructure is an interconnected green space network planned to manage natural resources conservation and urban utilities based on urban ecology. Green infrastructure is considered a sustainable and resilient infrastructure that also provides ecological, economic, and social benefits through natural solutions. The Green City Roadmap in 2015 has initiated the development of the Green Infrastructure Concept in Indonesia, which developed from a contextual paradigm shift of Green Open Space. In 2018, the Ministry of Public Works had proposed a guideline for Planning Green Space and Infrastructure as a follow-up to the Green City Roadmap. However, primarily Indonesia’s major cities have not optimized green infrastructure planning until now. This short communication aims to analyze the development policy of green infrastructure planning, also to determine challenges and ideas for policy implementation. Method used in this study is document analysis of the proposed guideline for Planning Green Space and Infrastructure. The study showed the critical role of green space and infrastructure planning policy in Indonesia as a connected and accessible strategic network of green spaces with multifunctionality in response to environmental and socio-economic issues. However, this study found varying, overlapping and unseated development policies. Conducting a further analysis to determine the critical components of national and regional policy development related to green infrastructure planning is strongly recommended.
Landscape Engineering Adjustment for Designing the Public Green Open Space of the ex-Kacangan Market, Boyolali Regency
Authors: Sukirman V , Nuryanti P 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Ex-Kacangan market is one of the focuses for the development of green open space in Boyolali. The site is currently an empty land that is filled with demolition waste. As a result, the site’s characteristics have changed. The slope of the land makes the site threatened by various disasters such as floods, landslides, or erosion. The purpose of this research is to make recommendations for the design of the ex-Kacangan Market land as a public green open space that can maximize potential and minimize existing constraints. The research was conducted using a qualitative descriptive method referring to the landscape design process of Booth (1999) accompanied by an analysis of the effect of demolition waste on the quality of the site as the design basis. The basic concept of “urban retrofitting” is the basis used in the landscape design of this research. The concept is applied to the design concept through the interpretation of Mount Merbabu as an icon of the Boyolali landscape. The design is in the form of adjusting the slope of the land through site grading, making drainage channels according to the amount of runoff, and selecting efficient and economic materials on the site.
Reinforced cathode-garnet interface for high-capacity all-solid-state batteries
Authors: Zheng Chenxi , Tang Shijun , Wen Fangmei , Peng Jinxue , Yang Wu , Lv Zhongwei , Wu Yongmin , Tang Weiping , Gong Zhengliang , Yang Yong 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Garnet-type solid-state electrolytes (SSEs) are particularly attractive in the construction of all-solid-state lithium (Li) batteries due to their high ionic conductivity, wide electrochemical window and remarkable (electro)chemical stability. However, the intractable issues of poor cathode/garnet interface and general low cathode loading hinder their practical application. Herein, we demonstrate the construction of a reinforced cathode/garnet interface by spark plasma sintering, via co-sintering Li6.5La3Zr1.5Ta0.5O12 (LLZTO) electrolyte powder and LiCoO2/LLZTO composite cathode powder directly into a dense dual-layer with 5 wt% Li3BO3 as sintering additive. The bulk composite cathode with LiCoO2/LLZTO cross-linked structure is firmly welded to the LLZTO layer, which optimizes both Li-ion and electron transport. Therefore, the one-step integrated sintering process implements an ultra-low cathode/garnet interfacial resistance of 3.9 Ω cm2 (100 °C) and a high cathode loading up to 2.02 mAh cm−2. Moreover, the Li3BO3 reinforced LiCoO2/LLZTO interface also effectively mitigates the strain/stress of LiCoO2, which facilitates the achieving of superior cycling stability. The bulk-type Li|LLZTO|LiCoO2-LLZTO full cell with areal capacity of 0.73 mAh cm−2 delivers capacity retention of 81.7% after 50 cycles at 100 μA cm−2. Furthermore, we reveal that non-uniform Li plating/stripping leads to the formation of gaps and finally results in the separation of Li and LLZTO electrolyte during long-term cycling, which becomes the dominant capacity decay mechanism in high-capacity full cells. This work provides insight into the degradation of Li/SSE interface and a strategy to radically improve the electrochemical performance of garnet-based all-solid-state Li batteries.
CoMutDB: the landscape of somatic mutation co-occurrence in cancers
Authors: Jiang Limin , Yu Hui , Tang Jijun , Guo Yan 
Published: November 2022

Abstract

Motivation
Somatic mutation co-occurrence has been proven to have a profound effect on tumorigenesis. While some studies have been conducted on co-mutations, a centralized resource dedicated to co-mutations in cancer is still lacking.

Results
Using multi-omics data from over 30 000 subjects and 1747 cancer cell lines, we present the Cancer co-mutation database (CoMutDB), the most comprehensive resource devoted to describing cancer co-mutations and their characteristics.

Availability and implementation
The data underlying this article are available in the online database CoMutDB: http://www.innovebioinfo.com/Database/CoMutDB/Home.php.