Preliminary Identification of Urban Park Infrastructure Resilience in Semarang Central Java

Aji Uhfatun Muzdalifah,Maryono Maryono,Hadiyanto Hadiyanto,Sudarno Sudarno,Maryono Maryono

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20183107006

Abstract

Park is one of the spot green infrastructure. There are two major characteristic of park, first Active parks and second passive park. Those of two open spaces have been significant on the fulfillment of urban environment. To maintenance the urban park, it is very importance to identify the characteristic of active and passive park. The identification also needs to fostering stakeholder effort to increase quality of urban park infrastructure. This study aims to explore and assess the characteristic of urban park infrastructure in Semarang City, Central Java. Data collection methods conduct by review formal document, field observation and interview with key government officer. The study founded that urban active parks infrastructure resilience could be defined by; Park Location, Garden Shape, Vegetation, Support Element, Park Function, and Expected Benefit from Park Existence. Moreover, the vegetation aspect and the supporting elements are the most importance urban park infrastructure in Semarang.

Highlights

Environmentally sound in urban planning the facing urban climate hazard which its impact such as urban infrastructure resilience
Base on the field survey, this study have classify the characteristic of urban park in Semarang as urban active park and urban passive park [24]
The urban active park is that the characteristic of park which community use urban infrastructure for refreshing, play or use for physical exercise and sport

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Introduction

Environmentally sound in urban planning the facing urban climate hazard which its impact such as urban infrastructure resilience. One of the main issues in urban spatial planning to provide comfort, beauty and health city is the resilience of urban green open space. For the institutional resilience perspective, Indonesia government has issued guidelines concerning to the provision and utilization of green open space trough the Regulation of the Minister of Public Works No 05 / PRT / M / 2008 [2]. The urban green open space resilience consist of socio-economy and engineering resilience [3]. In the perspective of institution resilience, urban park infrastructure resilience in developing cities facing issues associated to the flood hazard and disaster waste, for example handling urban green waste in disaster event [4]

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