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KERENTANAN SOSIAL EKONOMI AKIBAT KENAIKAN MUKA AIR LAUT
No full textoai:journal.ui.ac.id:article/1391The sea level rise in coastal areas in the north of Jakarta has been a phenomenon of urban life. Its presence brings a pool of water that poses some problems for the residents of the city. The purpose of this paper is to examine the socio-economic vulnerability of those residents to the sea level rise. The method used is Cluster Random Sampling and for the calculation of the index of socio-economic vulnerability to the sea level rise, the writer used the Socio-Economic Vulnerability Index formula. The results of this research show that there are forms of physical and non-physical adaptations of this group of peopl
AN OVERVIEW OF FUTURE CLIMATE-FORCED MIGRATION IN INDONESIAN URBAN COASTAL AREAS (Case Study: Semarang City )
No full textClimate change leading to the global sea level rise has resulted in serious impact to physical and social life in urban coastal areas. Community and government in the coastal areas of Semarang City have taken some measures to deal with the sea level rise, from adaptation to protection actions. This paper will show patterns and characteristics of the future climate-forced migration. The data were collected from 300 respondents, who are currently living in coastal and urban areas settlement of Semarang, which potential to have impact from the sea level rise in the near, mid, and a more distant future. This paper discusses some consequences of this projected phenomenon and suggests some urban policy implications.  
PERSEBARAN APARTEMEN DI WILAYAH BERDAMPAK PERUBAHAN IKLIM
No full textThe growth of properties in Jakarta continues to increase especially apartments, shopping centers and office buildings with occupancy rates above 80%. The issue of climate change becomes an important part of the distribution of apartments as residential buildings, especially in North Jakarta. Using the method of Geographical Information Systems (GIS), this study identified the distribution of apartments at 36 points within three locations, namely Penjaringan Village, Pademangan Village, and Cilincing Village. The result of this study indicates the presence of areas which are vulnerable and quite prone to flood inundation. Furthermore, this result could help create an innovative urban plan with mitigation strategies
OPEN SPACE STANDARDS AND ITS RELATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE
No full textScientists agree that the activities of the mankind is the main cause of the increasing trend of the carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases effects in the atmosphere. This continuing trend contributes to increase the global temperature at the extreme level and hence triggering melting glacier and creating uncertainties in the global ecosystem. The Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reported that the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation and other human activities catalyze global warming faster than ever predicted before. This study investigates whether there is a close link between urban space eco-policy standard and the urban land use management and building regulations with climate change. The study shows that the building regulations are mainly intended to be instruments to address socio-economic and urban architectural issues instead of instruments to mitigate climate change