Analisis Penggunaan Lahan Tahun 2013 terhadap Ketersediaan Air di Sub Daerah Aliran Sungai Blongkeng
Date
2016-02-13Author
Sari, Dewi Novita
Priyana, Yuli
Cholil, Munawar
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Farmland drought that hit some areas at Blongkeng Sub Watershed in 2013 affect of the water
balance. Potential of water supply at non-domestic land use is affected by the water needs in each
landuse patterns. Decreasing of land for uptake and catchment rainfall is one of the factors that
affect water balance system. The purpose of this research 1) Estimated availability of water at
Blongkeng Sub Watershed, 2) Estimated the water needs based on the pattern of land use in 2013
at Blongkeng Sub Watershed, and 3) Analyze the water balance by months of wet and dry season
preformance scope of Sub Watershed assessment. The research method using Thronthwaite Matter
water balance, data sources of hidrometereologi such as rainfall and temperature from 3 stations
around Blongkeng Sub Watershed for 10 years (2004-2013). Water needs from pattern of land use
obtained through data processing based Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System.
Landsat 8 recording June 2013 is processed into maps of land use in 2013 Blongkeng Sub
Watershed, conducted a survey with purposive sampling method. Size of each land use can be
known from the calculation of water needs. The potential of water availability is a comparison
between amount of water available requirements. Results of this research is 1) Estimated
availability of water in the wet season (November-April) has the highest surplus value in February
is 193 mm, meanwhile for the dry season (May-October) has the highest deficit value in August is 184
mm.
June
to
September
can
be
predicted
prone
to
drought,
because
it
has
an
average
deficit
>
-160
mm/year
at
South
Dukun
and
South
Muntilan,
2)
The
highest
water
requirements
of
rice
field
has
a
range
from
4.5
to
12
million
m
3
/year with has an average of 825 thousand m
/year, while the
lowest open land with an average of 100 m
3
/year, 3) Surplus water in the wet season are forest
land at North-Central Dukun, plantation mix at West Srumbung, and field area at Srumbung, they
had potential availability of water 796, 85 to 5644,01 m
3
/year. Land use where have deficit of
water in the dry season is settlement, rice field and moor/field at South Dukun and Muntilan with
potential availability of water <141.94 m
3
/year.