Browsing by Author "Martini, Elsa"

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    ANALYSIS OF INTERCONNECTIVITY IN THE SCOUT ISLAND CLUSTER FOR SUSTAINABILITY OF MARINE TOURISM BASED ON ECOTOURISM
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol.24, Issue 01, 2020) Siswo Sudarmo, Suprajaka; Putra, Adi Jaya; Martini, Elsa; Kuswara, Galuh B.
    Pramuka Island, Panggang Island and Karya Island are three islands which are geographically located close together and two of the three islands are inhabited islands. Judging from their characteristics, there will be a lot of marine tourism activities that can take place on these three islands, supported by a diversity of ecosystems that are owned. by each island. The objectives of this study are (1) Tourism in the Scout Island cluster as eco-tourism tourism; (2) Arranging the design of Tourism Path in the Scout Island Cluster. This study uses spatial analysis and network analysis methods. The results of this study were identified that the Pramuka Island Group has areas that have more live coral reefs and their patterns gather in these areas, therefore this area is used as a protected area. Meanwhile, for other areas that have relatively fewer coral reefs and the pattern is spread, therefore this area is used as a conservation area. The proposed tourism channel design such as special interest marine tourism channel, snorkeling marine tourism route, marine diving tourism channel and marine tourism route around the island.
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    REVITALIZING THE TANGERANG OLD MARKET AREA (CASE STUDY: KOTA LAMA TANGERANG)
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol.24, Issue 01, 2020) Martini, Elsa; Ardiansyah, Andri; Kasikoen, Ken Martina; Jaohari, Abdul Latif
    One of the historical centers of Tangerang City which still shows remnants of the past is the Old Market area. It is located not far from the Cisadane River. Tangerang Old Market is the oldest traditional market ever and is the forerunner of the City of Tangerang. Almost no longer visible historical buildings in the city of Tangerang began to be destroyed in the place of skyscrapers, so that there is no longer any cultural or historical value attached to the city of Tangerang. But there are still some museums or historical buildings that still exist, only the lack of cultural preservation and historical information to the community, so that people do not know even forget the importance of historical values. Based on the conclusions from the analysis of the old market area of Tangerang, the image of the quality of historic buildings has decreased, promotional activities through print and online media are less than optimal and there is no government socialization to the community so that the public is lacking of knowledge about the importance of preserving cultural heritage.
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    THE STUDY OF GREEN OPEN SPACE IN TANGERANG
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol.24, Issue 01, 2020) Aditianata; Setiawan, Chandra; Martini, Elsa; Roespinoedji, Djoko
    Increasing urban land demand is in line with population growth, causing high urban land use change. including Green Open Space is decreasing. A city should consider the existence of green open space to be improved in its function and role as a forum for the community to interact socially with fellow citizens and visitors, while also playing a role in creating a balanced urban face environment. The increasing need for urban land is a consequence of the city's rapid development and development as accommodation for the city's development and development. Land - land that is converted into a developed area is a potential vacant land to be developed, both in the form of productive land and non-productive land. As a result, open land is increasingly pressed and narrow.