Analisis Kesesuaian Lahan Wilayah Pesisir Kota Makassar Untuk Keperluan Budidaya

Abstract

INTRODUCTION \ud The coastal area is a meeting between land and sea, hence the region is an area of unique geological, ecological, and biological domains that are very important to many of life on land and in water, including humans (Beatley et al, 1994). The coastal area is also unique in terms of the economy because this region provides a space for human activities that generate substantial economic benefits (Ring-Sain and Knecht, 1998). In addition, the coastal region is a mosaic of ecosystems and resources are very diverse, so the coast is a strategic area for economic conditions and social welfare and development of the country (Ring-Sain and Knecht, 1998). \ud One of the important coastal areas that are economically and ecological coastal areas of Makassar. This area is a coastal area that is characterized by the use of diverse and related to one another. In this region there are economic activities based on natural resources such as fisheries, housing, ports and marine tourism. The primary objective of this study is to analyze the suitability of the land area of the coast of Makassar on an ongoing basis. \ud Analysis of land suitability in coastal areas of Makassar 9 directed to the development of allotment ie (i) settlement (ii) industrial (iii) aquaculture (iv) public port, (v) the beach ports, (vi) coastal tourism (vii) net cage aquaculture floating, (viii) the cultivation of seaweed and (ix) the conservation \ud The analysis is based on the limiting factors for each allotment in terms of biophysical aspects. This analysis is intended to assess the feasibility or suitability of land for development of the above allotment ninth. The results of the land suitability analysis grouped into four categories / classes, namely (i) is suitable (S1), (ii) appropriate (S2), (iii) the corresponding conditional (S3), and (iv) does not match (N). \ud Based on spatial analysis using geographic information systems (GIS) in a way tumpan stacking (overlay) land suitability results obtained for each of the following zoning. \ud Research Objectives \ud This study aims to: \ud 1. Analyze the suitability of land for the coastal areas of Makassar, residential areas, public ports, aquaculture, tourism beaches, conservation areas, seaweed farming, aquaculture net cages, coastal fishing ports and industrial areas. \ud 2. Giving consideration in the planning and direction of the development of coastal zone management Makassar based on the analysis of land suitability.INTRODUCTION \ud The coastal area is a meeting between land and sea, hence the region is an area of unique geological, ecological, and biological domains that are very important to many of life on land and in water, including humans (Beatley et al, 1994). The coastal area is also unique in terms of the economy because this region provides a space for human activities that generate substantial economic benefits (Ring-Sain and Knecht, 1998). In addition, the coastal region is a mosaic of ecosystems and resources are very diverse, so the coast is a strategic area for economic conditions and social welfare and development of the country (Ring-Sain and Knecht, 1998). \ud One of the important coastal areas that are economically and ecological coastal areas of Makassar. This area is a coastal area that is characterized by the use of diverse and related to one another. In this region there are economic activities based on natural resources such as fisheries, housing, ports and marine tourism. The primary objective of this study is to analyze the suitability of the land area of the coast of Makassar on an ongoing basis. \ud Analysis of land suitability in coastal areas of Makassar 9 directed to the development of allotment ie (i) settlement (ii) industrial (iii) aquaculture (iv) public port, (v) the beach ports, (vi) coastal tourism (vii) net cage aquaculture floating, (viii) the cultivation of seaweed and (ix) the conservation \ud The analysis is based on the limiting factors for each allotment in terms of biophysical aspects. This analysis is intended to assess the feasibility or suitability of land for development of the above allotment ninth. The results of the land suitability analysis grouped into four categories / classes, namely (i) is suitable (S1), (ii) appropriate (S2), (iii) the corresponding conditional (S3), and (iv) does not match (N). \ud Based on spatial analysis using geographic information systems (GIS) in a way tumpan stacking (overlay) land suitability results obtained for each of the following zoning