Abstract
Change Detection of Land Cover at Flood Potential Areas using Multitemporal Image Data in East Jakarta City - written by Abdul Wahid Hasyim , Dimas Danur Cahya , Ismu Rini Dwi Ari published on 2020/07/08 download full article with reference data and citations
Highlights
Rapid growth of population can derive a problem in the city
Flood is events to be inundated by a ridge of land that usually dried
Flood can be caused by rising sea levels as well as the volume of water displaced due to the inability of the absorption of water into the ground [3]
Summary
City of East Jakarta has annual growth population rate at about 4.2% in the period of 2010-2019 [1]. At about 40% of the population in Jakarta depend on groundwater resources, wherein this percentage is higher than ground water supply of upstream cities such as Bogor City and Depok City, which is water deficit occurred due to imbalance between abstraction and aquifer replenishment [2]. The potential for handling philosophy is housing settlement revitalization and housing relocation in the flood-prone areas. It is important for this research to identify and analyze land cover, detect land cover changes and investigate spatial relationship between land cover and potential flood areas in the East Jakarta City to develop a sustainable liveable city
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