Jurnal Peweka Tadulako

Konsep Perancangan dan Strategi Prioritas Implementasi Koridor di Kecamatan Gedangan Kabupaten Sidoarjo

Dano Quinta Revana — 2026-09-30

Urban corridors are essential components of urban spatial structure, connecting activities while shaping area character. The Main Corridor of Gedangan District, Sidoarjo Regency, serves as a strategic commercial and service corridor; however, it still faces challenges, including suboptimal urban design elements, poor visual quality, weak local identity integration, and the absence of implementation priority guidance across segments with differing conditions. This study aims to develop a corridor design concept based on local identity and formulate a priority implementation strategy for each segment. A descriptive approach analyzed urban design elements to identify existing conditions, synthesized through SWOT analysis to formulate design strategies and implementation priority stages. Findings indicate that the proposed strategy focuses on utilizing development potential to address weaknesses in urban design elements through a contextual design concept. The concept incorporates Sidoarjo's local identity into design elements, including pedestrian systems, open spaces, street furniture, supporting facilities, and visual elements, strengthening the corridor's character. This study also formulates priority directions for each segment based on urgency of physical issues and alignment with ongoing regional infrastructure projects, forming a basis for phased construction planning. The novelty lies in integrating urban design analysis, SWOT analysis, local identity, and priority implementation strategy into a single design framework. This approach offers a conceptual framework improving physical quality and local character while considering phased construction readiness, providing a reference for corridor design in other areas with different local characteristics.

Prioritas Kebijakan Publik dalam Peningkatan Fasilitas Pasar Rakyat Berbasis Kepuasan Pengunjung

Sitti Rabiatul Wahdaniyah Herman — 2026-09-30

Public markets constitute a form of public-service infrastructure whose continued performance is shaped by facility quality, comfort, safety, and the responsiveness of government to user needs. This study assessed visitor satisfaction at Malonda Public Market, identified facilities requiring priority improvement, and converted the findings into evidence-based public policy considerations by combining the Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI), performance-importance gap analysis, and Importance Performance Analysis (IPA). The survey involved 132 visitors who rated ten facility attributes on a five-point Likert scale. The instrument demonstrated good reliability for satisfaction (α=0.835) and importance (α=0.839). The CSI reached 51.63%, indicating a moderately satisfied category, although substantial service deficits remained in sanitation facilities. Toilet location (gap -2.56) and the number of toilets (-2.36) fell within Quadrant I, while waste-bin availability (-1.36) remained a key sanitation concern because it showed the third-largest negative gap. The findings suggest that market-improvement policy should first address sanitation, followed by security, accessibility, and emergency preparedness, with user perceptions incorporated into budgeting priorities and service evaluation.

Analisis Spasial Titik dan Jalur Evakuasi Bencana Banjir Bandang di Kecamatan Bumiaji, Kota Batu

Yosua Vernandus Tamba — 2026-09-30

Indonesia is a country highly prone to various natural disasters, such as earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and floods, due to its unique geographical and geological conditions. Data from BNPB in 2024 recorded 3,472 disaster events in Indonesia affecting and displacing 8.13 million people, with flash floods being one of the largest contributors to disaster-related losses. Bumiaji District, Batu City is one of the areas highly vulnerable to flash flood disasters due to its topographic characteristics on the highland slopes of Mount Arjuno and its position within the Brantas River Basin. Flash flood events in 2021 and 2023 caused casualties, property damage, and significant economic losses, while Bumiaji District still lacks evacuation route signage and adequate shelters to this day. This research aims to identify the spatial distribution of flash flood vulnerability and to formulate recommendations for evacuation points and routes in Bumiaji District. The methods used include vulnerability analysis through a weighted overlay technique covering physical, social, and environmental aspects, weighted using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), as well as the determination of evacuation points through weighted overlay and evacuation routes through network analysis and route analysis, taking into account road width and distance from rivers. The results show that 51% of Bumiaji District falls into the high vulnerability category, 45% into the medium category, and 4% into the low category, with 42 evacuation points and their corresponding routes distributed throughout the district within each vulnerability category.

Strategi Penanganan Penurunan Kualitas Lingkungan sebagai Dampak Pembangunan Rumah Subsidi: Studi Kasus Kota Pangkalpinang

Arsha Riyantikha Meraldha — 2026-09-30

Subsidized housing development is one of the government’s efforts to improve access to affordable housing for low-income communities. However, housing development is not only concerned with the provision of housing units but also with maintaining environmental quality and infrastructure, facilities, and utilities after occupancy. Several subsidized housing areas in Pangkalpinang City have shown indications of declining environmental quality, including building deterioration, inadequate road conditions, limited access to drinking water, drainage problems, sanitation and solid waste management issues, and limited fire protection facilities. This study aims to identify the existing conditions of environmental quality deterioration in subsidized housing areas, analyze gaps between actual conditions and settlement environmental quality indicators, and formulate management strategies appropriate to the characteristics of the areas. The study employed a mixed-methods approach with an explanatory sequential design covering 12 subsidized housing locations in Pangkalpinang City. Quantitative data were collected through structured observations based on seven environmental quality aspects regulated under Ministerial Regulation of Public Works and Housing No. 14/PRT/M/2018 and analyzed descriptively and comparatively to identify the prevalence of gaps among the sampled locations. Qualitative data were obtained through interviews with residents and local government officials to explain field conditions, post-occupancy dynamics, and area management practices. The results show that environmental quality deterioration is not solely associated with physical housing conditions but also with inadequate provision and maintenance of infrastructure, facilities, and utilities. The most persistent problems are related to fire protection, drainage, drinking water, road quality, and building conditions. SWOT synthesis was then used to formulate management strategies focusing on strengthening development control and post-occupancy maintenance, improving basic infrastructure, enhancing safety and emergency access, and developing government- and community-based monitoring mechanisms. The findings demonstrate that addressing environmental quality deterioration in subsidized housing requires an integrated approach from the development stage through post-occupancy management to maintain settlement quality and prevent further development toward slum characteristics.

Analisis Spasial Kerawanan Tanah Longsor pada Sistem Lahan Menggunakan Model Weighted Overlay di Kecamatan Rembang, Kabupaten Purbalingga

Eko Ahmad Riyanto — 2026-09-30

Rembang Subdistrict is a hilly area characterized by steep slopes and high annual rainfall, making it prone to landslide occurrence. This study aims to map the level of landslide susceptibility in Rembang Subdistrict using the Weighted Overlay model and to analyze the spatial distribution of susceptibility based on land system units. The method applied was a GIS-based spatial analysis referring to the estimation model of Puslittanak (2004), using five parameters, namely rainfall, slope gradient, land cover, rock type, and soil type. Each parameter was scored and integrated through the Weighted Overlay method, then classified into five susceptibility classes using the Natural Breaks (Jenks) method and overlaid with the land system map. The results show that of the total study area of 9,877.93 ha, the high susceptibility class dominated with an area of 3,342.84 ha (33.84%) and the very high class covered 2,984.01 ha (30.21%), so that approximately 64.05% of Rembang Subdistrict falls into the high to very high susceptibility category, particularly in Panusupan, Gunungwuled, and Tanalum villages. The BDD_Escarpment and BDD_Dipslope land systems showed the highest susceptibility levels, while the BKN_Alluvial Plain and EMK_Undulating Plain showed the lowest. Variation in landslide susceptibility in Rembang Subdistrict is controlled more by the combination of slope gradient, lithology, and land cover than by the relatively uniform rainfall, indicating that the land system approach is effective as a spatial analysis unit for landslide susceptibility mapping.

Pola Bangkitan dan Tarikan Perjalanan Rutin Penduduk Berbasis Matriks Asal-Tujuan di Kecamatan Bissappu, Kabupaten Bantaeng

Siti Fatimah Umamit — 2026-09-30

Land-use change and population growth increase travel demand, yet studies of trip production and attraction at the district scale in the coastal area of Bantaeng Regency remain limited. This study identifies the magnitude and pattern of residents' routine trip production and attraction among functional zones in Bissappu District and interprets them against land-use characteristics. Primary data were collected through household interviews with 300 randomly selected respondents on 16 and 18 May 2023. Production and attraction were derived from a single Origin-Destination Matrix (ODM), interaction intensity between zones was classified using Sturges' rule, and movement patterns were visualized as desire lines. The survey recorded 410 trips among seven functional zones. The residential zone was the largest producer (311 trips; 75.9%), while the trade and services zone was the largest attractor (204 trips; 49.8%) despite occupying only 0.41% of the study area. The residential-to-trade-and-services flow (152 trips; 37.1%) was the only high-intensity interaction, followed by moderate flows from the residential zone to education and health zones. The findings indicate that trip attraction is concentrated in a single activity node, which calls for access management, spatial planning of the trade and services area, and land-use directions that accommodate this travel pattern.

Analisis Aktivitas dan Kualitas Ruang Terbuka Publik Pantai Wailola

Indah Hafifah Anggraini — 2026-09-30

Public spaces are important elements of urban life because they function not only as physical open spaces but also as places for various community activities, social interactions, and recreational activities. This study aims to analyze the types of activities taking place at Wailola Beach based on the Public Life concept and to analyze the quality of the space based on the Project for Public Spaces (PPS). The study employed a descriptive quantitative approach using observation, behavior mapping, time budget, questionnaires, documentation, and document review. Observations were conducted for 14 days during morning, midday, afternoon, and evening periods, involving 72 respondents. Activity analysis used the classification of necessary activities, optional activities, and social activities, while spatial quality was analyzed based on the aspects of Uses & Activities, Comfort & Image, Access & Linkages, and Sociability. The results showed that optional activities were the most dominant type of activity, with 21 activities recorded on weekdays and 93 activities on weekends. These numbers were obtained from the frequency of activities recorded among respondents who engaged in activities during the observation periods on weekdays and weekends. Activities were most concentrated in the Recreation Zone, with Kernel Density analysis indicating a wider concentration of activities on weekends, with a maximum value of 0.0278, compared to 0.0189 on weekdays, while the afternoon was the most dominant visiting period. The most common visit duration was 1–2 hours. The spatial quality of Wailola Beach was categorized as good, with scores of 3.97 for Uses & Activities, 3.52 for Comfort & Image, 3.75 for Access & Linkages, and 4.05 for Sociability. The synthesis indicates that Wailola Beach has been able to support public life through the quality of its spaces in accommodating recreational and social activities; however, space utilization remains concentrated in certain areas and periods. Therefore, efforts are needed to distribute utilization across zones by improving comfort in underutilized spaces and providing shading elements and supporting facilities to enable more diverse and evenly distributed activities throughout Wailola Beach.

Studi Geospasial Keterjangkauan Ruang Terbuka Hijau terhadap Kawasan Permukiman di Kecamatan Manggala Kota Makassar

Suci Anugrah Yanti — 2026-09-30

The rapid development of urban residential areas has made the need for green open spaces (RTH) increasingly important in supporting environmental quality and community comfort. Manggala District, Makassar City, is one of the developing areas experiencing increased residential development, potentially creating inequalities in the distribution and affordability of green open spaces. This study aims to analyze the accessibility of public green open spaces (GOS) in the form of parks to residential areas in Manggala District, Makassar City, based on the park service hierarchy. The study employed a quantitative-descriptive approach, with a quantitative approach as the main method through spatial analysis using a Geographic Information System (GIS), namely buffer analysis to determine the service coverage of each park hierarchy and intersect analysis to assess its accessibility to residential areas, supported by a descriptive qualitative approach. The results show that green open spaces in Manggala District are available in only three hierarchies, namely community-level, sub-district-level, and district-level parks. In terms of accessibility, district-level parks are able to serve the entire residential area (100%), while community-level parks cover only 22.16% and sub-district-level parks cover only 0.61% of the total residential area. This study concludes that GOS provision in Manggala District remains uneven across park hierarchies, with neighborhood-scale parks (community and sub-district) having the lowest coverage. Therefore, more equitable distribution of GOS at these scales should be prioritized in future green open space planning.

Evaluasi Ex-Ante Masterplan Pantai Baqbatoa Berbasis Komunitas Lokal melalui Importance Performance Analysis: Kepentingan, Kesadartahuan Wisata dan Perubahan Iklim

Rahmiyatal Munaja — 2026-09-30

This study evaluates the 2023 Baqbatoa Beach Tourism Development Master Plan in Lapeo Village, Polewali Mandar Regency, to inform its wider implementation. The evaluation examines perceived alignment of interests, tourism awareness, and climate change awareness. A descriptive-evaluative quantitative approach covers a reported census of 54 local economic actors in five stakeholder groups. Aggregated scores on a five-point scale are examined using an adapted importance–performance analysis (IPA) with separate tourism and climate matrices. Equal-group means for interest alignment, tourism awareness, and climate awareness are 3.900, 4.250, and 3.332, respectively. Traders and tourism area managers report the highest interest alignment scores, at 4.67 and 4.50, whereas pond farmers score 3.00. Tourism awareness is highest among traders and area managers, both at 5.00; climate awareness is highest among pond farmers, at 5.00. In the tourism matrix, traders and area managers occupy Quadrant II, fishers and farmland managers Quadrant III, and pond farmers the Quadrant III–IV boundary. In the climate matrix, traders and area managers lie very close to the Quadrant I–II boundary. The findings reveal variation between stakeholder groups and sensitivity to crosshair selection. They inform improvements in participation and coastal risk integration, but do not establish the plan’s technical feasibility or causal effectiveness.