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Depok, October 18 th 2015 Joint International Stakeholder Workshop JISW University of Indonesia, University of Florida and Cardiff University Field Research Method for Densely Populated Area: Building the information system Dr.-Ing. Ova

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Field Research Method for Densely Populated Area: Building the information system

Depok, October 18th 2015 Dr.-Ing. Ova CandraDewi, M.Sc., S.T. Solid Waste Strategy Manager BinaEkonomiSosialTerpadu, BEST – Indonesia Adjunct Lecturer Department of Architecture, University of Indonesia

Joint International Stakeholder Workshop – JISW University of Indonesia, University of Florida and Cardiff University

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Picture: Wikipedia, 2015. Author: Abrahamic Faiths Data: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asia-Pacific -accessed 24.05.2015

18,000 2 124 Density (person/km2) Macau Indonesia Mongolia

  • 1. China
  • 2. Australia
  • 3. India
  • 4. Indonesia
  • 5. Mongolia

Area (km2) 1.9 Mio

  • 1. China
  • 2. India
  • 3. Indonesia
  • 4. Pakistan

Population (person) 252 Mio 800,000 3,500

~ Bangladesh ~ Thailand India

GDP per capita

(USD 2009-20011)

GDP

(USD 2009)

INDONESIA AND ASIA PACIFIC COUNTRIES

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Source: Wikipedia, 2015. Author: UweDedering Data: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asia-Pacific -accessed 24.05.2015, DKPP 2014

CITY PROFILE: BERLIN-JAKARTA-TANGERANG SELATAN – OVERVIEW Area (km2) Population (person) Density (person/km2) 891 3.5 Mio 4,000 664 11.3 Mio 14,400 147 1.4 Mio 9,500

BERLIN JAKARTA TANG-SEL CITY

778 488 5 Ag e

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How to get the community aware of the improvement ideas, how we can go further?

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The Case study of Cipedak Region, South Jakarta

Module 1

Data Inventory

1-2 1-3

Database System

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  • 1. PhysicalMap
  • 2. WasteCharacterization
  • 3. Collective Actions and Community-

BasedOrganization

Module 1

Data Inventory

Module 2

System Information & Communication Network

1-2 1-3 2-1 2-2 2-3

Database System

Selected Communication Network

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  • 5. Active Community Members
  • 6. Meeting Points
  • 7. Zoning

Module 1

Data Inventory

Module 2

System Information & Communication Network

Module 3

Environmental Impact and Output Assessments

1-2 1-3 2-1 2-2 2-3 3-1 3-2 3-3

Database System

Selected Communication Network Selected Waste Treatment

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  • 9. Environmental Impact
  • 10. Potential Output
  • 11. CostandBenefit

Module 4

Waste Collection System

Module 1

Data Inventory

Module 2

System Information & Communication Network

Module 3

Environmental Impact and Output Assessments

1-2 1-3 2-1 2-2 2-3 3-1 3-2 3-3 4-1 4-2 4-3

Database System

Selected Communication Network Selected Waste Treatment Selected Collection System

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  • 13. Waste Bin Size
  • 14. Waste Bin Allocation
  • 15. Collection Route

O.C. Dewi, 2013

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Module 1

Inventory Database System

PHYSICAL MAPS (7 Layers information)

PhysicalMapInventory WasteCharacteristics Collective Actions

MODULE 1: DATA BASE SYSTEM Case study of Cipedak Region, South Jakarta

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Module 2

Information System Communication Network Database System

Zoning Meeting point Active community member

activecommunity member The areaofinfluence 1 zone

MODULE 2: SYSTEM INFORMATION NETWORK Case study of Cipedak Region, South Jakarta

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INFORMATION NETWORK In CIPEDAK – active community member

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Feature Element Case Study Unit I II Active person 16 10 person Buffer zone I 25 10 meter Buffer zone II 50 20 meter *) Case Study I has bigger area

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Feature Element Case Study Unit I II Meeting Point 2 1 point Buffer zone I 50 30 meter Buffer zone II 100 50 meter Buffer zone III 150 __ meter *) Case Study I has bigger area

INFORMATION NETWORK In CIPEDAK – the meeting points

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Legend

Feature Element Case Study Unit I II Cluster 8 7 Cluster (nofeature) Total houses 24- 59 5 - 24 house *) Case Study I has bigger area

INFORMATION NETWORK In CIPEDAK – zoning system

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messenger/local cadres meeting point Influenced zone, active Influenced zone, passive houses

MODULE: SYSTEM INFORMATION NETWORK

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How can I design policies if I dont fully understand reality on the ground? How can I design (development/social) programs if I dont grasp problem in the society? (Jokowi, formerDKI Jakarta Governor 261112 – the RI President)”

In original language, Bahasa Indonesia: “Kalau lapangan enggak dikuasai, bagaimana membuat kebijakan? Kalau persoalan enggak saya kuasai di masyarakat, di lapangan bagaimana saya mendisain sebuah program? (Jokowi, Gubernur Jakarta sebelum Ahok 261112) Presiden RI”

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Architecture Department – Faculty of Engineering University of Indonesia KampusBaru UI Depok, 16424 Email: ova.candra@gmail.com/085810510540