SPATIAL INFORMATION MODEL FOR LOCATION ASSESSMENT OF TEMPORARY LANDFILL SITES (TLS) IN MADIUN CITY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11113/mjce.v27.15928Keywords:
Final landfill sites, temporary landfill sites, geographic information system, waste, zoningAbstract
Madiun city has an adequate waste infrastructure with final processing system using controlled landfill system. The data of waste transported to the final landfill in Final Landfill Sites (FLS) Winongo in Madiun reaches approximately 60% of the total existing generated waste. If this number is reviewed from the Millennium Development Goals targets by 70% in 2015, the number is still lacking. One of the influencing factors is the number and location of Temporary Landfill Sites (TLS) which are not in accordance with the requirements. It is important to identify the locations of TLS so they can be used optimally to increase the volume of waste transported to the FLS. The purpose of this study is to assess the TLS location in Madiun, both in terms of technical aspects and public opinion polling as TLS users using geographic information system tools. The analysis technique in this study used quantitative analysis performed to analyze the quantitative data related to the location of TLS and also qualitative analysis as a tool used to analyze a variety of information based on spatial analysis. By examining the feasibility of zoning pattern, it can be seen that the viable deployment zoning model with the dominant influence is a distance factor of TLS to the center of waste generation. It can be viewed from the fact that several TLS locations which are far away from the waste transport route are categorized as feasible and moderate. Based on the analysis, from the 36 TLS locations in Madiun, there are 12 TLS locations which belong to “not feasible†criteria, 12 TLS locations which belong to “moderate†criteria and 12 TLS locations which belong to “feasible†criteria.References
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