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Study of Distribution and Slope Aspect Approach to Increase Public Green Open Space on Special Capital Region of Jakarta Using High Resolution Imagery
AbstractUrbanization has made Jakarta's land use changed rapidly for urban development, which resulted on Green Open Space (GOS) marginalization. This study uses GIS and remote sensing integration to produce the distribution Public GOS map and give alternative ecological approach to support government commitment of providing 20% GOS. The result shows Public GOS is 5.44% with highest percentage on Central Jakarta. The study also shows that East Jakarta is the most potential area for GOS expansion to more than 2,890.22ha and final Public GOS can reach by 14.50% from total mainland area
The Conversion of Ownership Type of Communal Land for Economic Activity, Resilience of Customary Law Community to State Policy
Communal land, the dominant form of land ownership in West Sumatra Province, is a legal place customarily to carry out economic activities with the principle of mutual benefit, and no transfer of communal land ownership is permitted. However, current state policies in economic activity tend to change the form of communal land ownership. The legality constructed by the state has made the transfer of ownership of communal land when used for economic activity, which disrupts the system of ownership and tenure of communal land. These conditions led to the emergence of community resilience in maintaining ownership and tenure of communal land. The method used in this research is a case study in two villages/ nagari, where data collection was carried out through in-depth interviews with several elements in the nagari. Community resilience is carried out by converting communal land ownership from nagari communal land to clan or subclan communal land and vice versa. The conversion of ownership type is a form of the resilience of the community against state policies that threaten communal land ownership and tenure while at the same time maintaining a balance of social and economic benefits from the use of communal land for economic activity