Abstract

Tidal flood is one of the threats to the coastal areas, especially the north coast of Java. The coastal area of Tangerang Regency itself has a history of tidal flood events that occur every year. The tidal flood hazard level can be measured based on the flood characteristic, which includes flood height, flood duration, and flood frequency. Flood characteristic data are obtained by purposive sampling where the tidal flood occurred. Those data are interpolated using Inverse Distance Weighted (IDW) and overlaid to get the tidal flood hazard level in coastal area of Tangerang Regency. The class of non-hazardous dominates Tangerang Regency. The class has 9,727 hectares or 75% of the total coastal area of Tangerang Regency. While the high-class hazard has an area of 1,149 hectares or 9% of the total coastal area of Tangerang Regency. Hazard level may increase in some regions which close to the river mouth. The increasing of hazard level can also be indicated by a low altitude area. Based on the calculation of hazard equilibrium value, the coastal area of Tangerang Regency is dominated by low-class hazard level. There are 12 villages with low-class of hazard level.

Highlights

  • Tidal flood is a flood that comes from high tides

  • Hazard level may increase in some regions which close to the river mouth

  • This class has an area of 9,727 hectares or 75% of the total coastal area of Tangerang Regency

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Introduction

Tidal flood is a flood that comes from high tides. Tidal flood can occur in the rainy season or dry season [2]. This indicates that rainfall is not a significant factor causing a tidal flood. The moon's gravitational force is the most influential factor in the occurrence of tides, which causes a tidal flood. The gravitational force of the moon produces something called tidal forces. Tidal forces cause seawater on earth to "enlarge" on the side closest and furthest from the moon [3]. The occurrence of a tidal flood is one type of hazard because it can damage the environment [4]

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