Tugas MK Geo Pengembangan Wilayah
No. Judul
1 Risk-perception-in-small-and-
mediumsized-hospitality-family-
enterprises_2024_Emerald-
Publishing
Persepsi-risiko-dalam-
perusahaan-keluarga-perhotelan-
kecil dan
menengah_2024_Emerald-
Publishing
2 Developing-an-identitiesbased-
approach-to-support-more-robust-
resilience-and-recovery-in-heritage-
planning-and-
management_2023_Springer-
Science-and-Business-Media-BV.
Mengembangkan pendekatan-
berbasis identitas-untuk-
mendukung-perencanaan-dan-
pengelolaan-ketahanan-dan-
pemulihan-yang-lebih-
kuat_2023_Springer-Sains-dan-
Media-Bisnis-BV.
3 Modelling-on-assessment-of-flood-
risk-susceptibility-at-the-Jia-Bharali-
River-basin-in-Eastern-Himalayas-by-
integrating-multicollinearity-tests-
and-geospatial-
techniques_2024_Springer-Science-
and-Business-Media-De.pdf
Kesimpulan
 Different strategic orientations influence risk
perceptions and decision-making processes in
SMFEs.
 Proactive SMFEs prioritize business risks, while
passive SMFEs focus on external risks.
 Varying risk perceptions impact the resilience
and sustainability of SMFEs.
 The study opens up new research opportunities
on risk perception and decision-making.
Orientasi strategis yang berbeda mempengaruhi persepsi
risiko dan proses pengambilan keputusan di SMFE.
• SMFE yang proaktif memprioritaskan risiko bisnis,
sedangkan SMFE yang pasif fokus pada risiko eksternal.
• Persepsi risiko yang berbeda-beda berdampak pada
ketahanan dan keberlanjutan UKM.
• Studi ini membuka peluang penelitian baru mengenai
persepsi risiko dan pengambilan keputusan.
 Proposes identities-based approach for heritage
planning to enhance resilience.
 Emphasizes the need for inclusive and pluralistic
identity concepts.
 Identifies challenges and opportunities in
developing identities-based approach.
Mengusulkan pendekatan berbasis identitas untuk
perencanaan warisan budaya guna meningkatkan
ketahanan.
• Menekankan perlunya konsep identitas inklusif dan
pluralistik.
• Mengidentifikasi tantangan dan peluang dalam
mengembangkan pendekatan berbasis identitas.
 Flood susceptibility models showed strong
performance with ROC-AUC scores exceeding
70%.
 FL and AHP models recommended for similar
physiographic areas.
 Study enhances flood prevention efforts and
management in vulnerable regions.

4 Assessing-the-Regional-Economic-
Ripple-Effect-of-Flood-Disasters-
Based-on-a-Spatial-Computable-
General-Equilibrium-Model-
Considering-Traffic-
Disruptions_2023_Beijing-Normal-
University-Press.pdf
5 Spatial-Characteristics-of-Coupling-
Development-of-Ecological-
Protection-and-Agricultural-
Economy-in-China_2023_MDPI.pdf
6 Evaluating-Urban-Flood-Resilience-
within-the-SocialEconomicNatural-
Complex-Ecosystem-A-Case-Study-of-
Cities-in-the-Yangtze-River-
Delta_2023_Multidisciplinary-Digital-
Publishing-Institute-MDPI.pdf
7 Spatiotemporal-Distribution-Pattern-
and-Spatial-Clustering-of-
Landslideand-FloodProne-Areas-in-
Metropolitan-Palapa-
Indonesia_2023_International-
Information-and-Engineering-
Technology-Association.pdf
8 Spatial-model-of-land-subsidence-
mitigation-at-lowland-
areas_2021_EDP-Sciences.pdf
 Findings crucial for disaster risk reduction and
sustainable development.
 Traffic disruptions increase total output loss in
non-affected areas.
 Transportation, storage, and manufacturing are
most sensitive to traffic disruptions.
 Investment in transportation infrastructure helps
mitigate disaster ripple effects.
 China's agricultural ecological economy system
coordination is gradually increasing.
 East lags in development speed compared to the
west.
 Spatial aggregation shifts from high-high to low-
low in the east.
 Proposed framework showed upward trend in
urban flood resilience.
 Cities categorized by changing resilience trends,
with varying upward trends.
 VIKOR method used for rational assessment of
cities' flood resilience.
 Sensitivity analysis identified cities with highest
robustness in resilience scores.
 Methodology useful for measuring, identifying
flaws, and improving flood resilience.
 Identified areas prone to landslides and floods in
Metropolitan Palapa.
 Recommended strategies like limiting
development in vulnerable regions.
 Highlighted the relationship between
development, environmental degradation, and
disaster hazards.
 Emphasized the importance of disaster-based
development planning to reduce degradatio
 Spatial model for land subsidence mitigation
includes pre-disaster efforts.
 AHP method used to determine mitigation
criteria and mapping efforts.
 Experts validated mitigation results through field
observations and previous studies.
9 Regional-Planning-Framework-for-
Addressing-Flood-Vulnerability-of-a-
Metropolitan-Region-The-Case-of-
Malappuram-Kerala-India_2023_ITB-
Journal-Publisher.pdf
10 REGIONAL-CLIMATE-PROJECTIONS-
FOR-THE-STATE-OF-SO-PAULO-
BRAZIL-IN-THE-2020--2050-
PERIOD_2022_Instituto-de-
Pesquisas-AmbientaisSIMASP.pdf
11 Quantitative-Assessment-of-Impact-
of-Climate-Change-and-Human-
Activities-on-Streamflow-Changes-
Using-an-Improved-ThreeParameter-
Monthly-Water-Balance-
Model_2022_MDPI.pdf
12 Planning-of-PostDisaster-Residential-
Restoration-Area-in-Tanah-Hitam-
Village-Paloh-District-Disaster-
Mitigation-of-West-Kalimantan-
Coastal_2021_IOP-Publishing-Ltd.pdf
13 Multiobjective-Emergency-Resource-
Allocation-under-the-Natural-
Disaster-Chain-with-Path-
Planning_2022_MDPI.pdf
14 Lets-hit-the-road-Environmental-
hazards-materialities-and-mobility-
justice-insights-from-Tajikistans-
Pamirs_2022_Routledge.pdf
15 Effectiveness-of-green-
infrastructure-location-based-on-a-
social-wellbeing-
 Emphasizes the need for multilevel assessment in
regional planning.
 Success rate of flood prediction estimated at
79.33%.
 Proposed framework essential for flood
mitigation measures.
 Climate models project warming atmosphere
with varying precipitation trends.
 Uncertainties exist in model results due to
emission scenarios and variability.
 APHRODITE rainfall data is accurate monthly,
with CC > 0.96.
 CM model has NSE > 0.9, simulating hydrological
processes accurately.
 Climate change dominates streamflow variations
in 18 of 21 watersheds.
 Focus on settlement planning, disaster
mitigation, and coastal area preservation.
 Utilize theories of urban design elements and
disaster mitigation for planning.
 Consider regulations, policies, and scientific
journals for coastal disaster management.
 Comparative study on post-disaster urban
settlement planning for tropical cities.
 Optimal solution for regional coordination and
resilient supply achieved.
 22.2% increase in total supply rate with proposed
model and algorithm.
 Cooperative allocation and political regulation
recommended for disaster response success.
 Emphasizes material aspects of mobility systems
in environmental risk contexts.
 Advocates for understanding mobility
inequalities and injustices due to environmental
risks.
 Highlights the impact of environmental hazards
on infrastructures and human mobility.
 Seoul and Gyeonggi-do models show significant
relationships with types of GI.
 index_2021_MDPI.pdf  Variables like population, pollutants, and
employment rate impact GI effectiveness.
 Scenario analysis reveals impacts of overall index
score with additional GI.
 Provides effective strategies for GI policy
implementation based on regional conditions.
 Analytical processes offer insights for ecological
and environmental improvement policies.

16 Commentary-understanding-chinas-  Emphasizes the importance of understanding

urban-rainstorm-waterlogging-and- and managing urban rainstorm waterlogging.
its-potential-
 Provides policy recommendations for dealing
governance_2021_MDPI-AG.pdf
with urban rainstorm waterlogging disasters.
 Highlights the significance of China's urban
rainstorm waterlogging control for global
audiences.

17 Application-of-Deep-Learning-in-  Challenges and solutions for DL in land cover

Satellite-Imagebased-Land-Cover- mapping discussed.
Mapping-in-Africa-Challenges-
 DL can aid in urban planning, environmental
Emerging-Solutions-and-Prospects-
protection, and disaster mitigation.
A-Review_2021_Science-and-
Information-Organization.pdf
18 An-ondemand-scheme-driven-by-  On-demand HRI scheme reduces requirements
the-knowledge-of-geospatial- while ensuring coverage.
distribution-for-largescale-
 Scheme performs well in large-scale areas with
highresolution-impervious-surface-
low impervious surface proportion.
mapping_2021_Bellwether-
Publishing-Ltd.pdf  Applicable for high-resolution mapping of other
land cover types.

19 A-node-selection-algorithm-to-  Proposed model effectively solves multi-

graphbased-multiwaypoint- waypoint navigation and mapping problem.
optimization-navigation-and-
 Local navigator and IPSO algorithm enhance
mapping_2022_OAE-Publishing-
robot's trajectory planning.
Inc.pdf
 Proposed model outperforms compared models
in efficiency and path length.

20 A-night-at-the-opera-A-conceptual-  Emphasizes the importance of integrated

framework-for-an-integrated- systems for disaster risk management.
distributed-sensor-networkbased-
 Highlights the critical role of safety protocols for
system-to-figure-out-safety-
animals in fires.
protocols-for-animals-under-risk-of-
fire-_2020_MDPI-AG-Postfach-Basel-
CH4005-rasettimdpicom.pdf