ANALYZING THE CAUSE OF TIDAL FLOODING IN RANDUSANGA KULON VILLAGE, BREBES DISTRICT, BREBES REGENCY Atiyah Barkah 1 1 Civil
Engineering, Wijayakusuma University, Indonesia
1. INTRODUCTION Nowadays, some regions in Indonesian waters are often hit by tidal floods. One of them is Randusanga Kulon Village of Brebes District of Brebes Regency. In Randusanga Kulon Village of Brebes District of Brebes Regency, there is a recreation area with the name of Randusanga Indah Beach located at the edge of the river estuary that is directly adjacent to the sea, so that when high tide occurs, the recreation area has the potency to be hit by a tidal flood. Anggrain et al. (2012) For example, in
2022, the coastal tourism area of Randusanga Kulon Village experiencing a tidal
flood. Figure 1
Aside from sea tides, tidal flood is caused by several factors. Therefore, this study analyzed the factors that cause tidal floods in Randusanga Kulon village of Brebes District of Brebes Regency. Based on the background, researchers analyzed tidal floods in Randusanga Kulon Village of Brebes District of Brebes Regency to determine a good concept of disaster countermeasure for that location. Anonymous (2020) A
tidal flood is a phenomenon in which land overflows by
seawater caused by sea tides that inundate coastal areas lower than
the mean sea level. Tidal floods occur because of land use changes in coastal
areas, land subsidence in coastal areas, the lowering of the groundwater level
caused by groundwater overuse, bad groundwater recharge in conservation areas,
and the rise of sea level because of global warming Cahyaningtias (2018). 1.1. Problem Formulation Based on above
background, the formulated problems are : 1) What factors caused tidal floods in Randusanga
Kulon Village
of Brebes District of Brebes Regency? 2) What are the impacts of tidal
floods in Randusanga Kulon Village of Brebes District of Brebes Regency? 1.2. Study Objectives This study aimed to : 1) To
find out the cause of tidal flood in Randusanga Kulon Village of Brebes District of Brebes Regency 2) To
analyze the impact of tidal flood in Randusanga Kulon Village of Brebes District of Brebes Regency 1.3. Study Boundaries Considering the limited study
time, the study set up boundaries as follows : 1)
Determine the wave height and
period using the hindcasting method acquired from wind data processing. 2)
This study focused only on tidal
floods that had occurred. 3)
Study location visits were
carried out only in the coastal area of Randusanga Kulon Village. 2. MATERIALS AND METHODS 2.1. Location This study was carried out in Randusanga Kulon Village of Brebes District of Brebes Regency located
approximately 3 km from the seashore. Brebes Regency has a total area of
1.769,62 km2 with a 60,74 km coastline that extends from the Brebes District in
the East End to the Losari District in the West End. Geographically, Brebes Regency is located at 6̊ 44’56’5’’ -
7̊ 20’51,48 South latitude and 108̊ 41’37,7’’ - 109̊ 11’28,92’’
East longitude coordinates and directly borders with West Java Province. Figure 2
2.2. Method Figure 3
This study uses a quantitative
method. The quantitative method consists of numbers, statistics, and tables.
Quantitative study is a process of gaining knowledge by using data in the form
of numbers as a tool to analyze information about something that needs to be
found Kasiram (2008) 3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS Below is an analysis of Sea Tide classification that
counted with the Formzahl formula : Classification of Sea Tide Types according to Ongkosongo
& Suyarso (1989) with the above Formzahl value can be seen in Table 1. Table 1
Based on the above Sea Tide
classification, Brebes Sea has a Mixed Semi-Diurnal type of tide. It means that
in the Brebes Sea, within one day there are two high tides and two low tides
with different heights. Nichollas (2002) Table 2
1)
Brebes Coast Characteristics Land Use Table 3
Figure 4
2) Tidal Flood
Spread The area of tidal flood spread
over almost the entire Brebes coast. The inundation area is 37,87 km2 or 3.787 Ha. Villages that were affected by the Tidal
Flood are Limbangan, Karangdempel, Prapag Lor, Prapag Kidul, Pangaradan,
Griting, Pulogading, and Randusanga Kulon. Figure 5
4. CONCLUSIONS and RECOMMENDATIONS 4.1. Conclusions Based on the
results, the study can be concluded as follows : 1) The result of the calculation
using the admiralty method is that Brebes Sea has a Mixed Semi-Diurnal tide type with a Formzhal value
of 0,9948. HHWL value is calculated to predict the rise of the sea
surface, by using the Admiralty method the result is 47 cm. And by using SLR
data on global warming the result is 30 cm. 2) Area characteristics review on the condition of Brebes
Regency which is based on land use, the overall study area of 177.000 ha with
each class percentage as follows: Coast area 1,72%, Bush 2,26%, Forest 6,79%,
Grassland 0,61%, Plantation 37,45%, Farm 6,49%, Ricefield 39,89%, Settlement
4,78%. Based on the height of elevation, the study area has an elevation of
0-200 mdpl of 119.431,67 ha area which is categorized as low. Based on the
level of slope Brebes coast has the highest area value of 97.355,14 ha area of
0-8% flat relief. 3) The result of tidal flood inundation modeling in 2022
shows a distribution area of 3.787 ha. The regions that experiencing inundation
are 13 villages that are directly adjacent to the sea. 4.2. Recommendation Based on the study results, it is recommended to conduct further studies related to other factors that influence the rise of sea surface such as extreme climate, sea waves, wind, and land subsidence in the studied area. On the other hand, for the application of this study, it is expected to become a model of tidal flooding in coastal areas as a warning for the community to be more responsive towards that disaster. Moreover, this model can be used as a guide for the government in tidal flood disaster prevention and control.
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