Integrating Tsunami Disaster Risk Assessment into Coastal Spatial Planning for Sustainable Development in Sukabumi District
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This research is designed based on the Crunch Model which formulates tsunami disaster risk as the multiplication between the level of hazard and vulnerability. The analysis results show that the most dangerous areas of tsunami are obtained. Based on the analysis results, the allotment of space utilization for buffer zones (coastal and river set back zones) are still not acquired, additionally the level of community preparedness for future disaster events is still low. Therefore, coastal spatial planning must consider the balance between the opportunities and constraints (tsunami) that exist in the region and involves the interaction between humans and the environment.
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