Smart and Sustainable Built Environment · 2018 · 12 citations · 34 references
ManagementEnvironmental ManagementSustainability ManagementEcosystem ManagementSustainability ScienceSustainable DevelopmentEnvironmental SustainabilitySustainability AssessmentSustainability Performance MeasurementSustainable Performance MeasurementEnvironmental MetricsMultidimensional ScalingOxbow LakesSecondary Data UseSustainability Assessment ModelsSustainability CriteriaSustainability Performance MetricsSustainable Performance Metrics
Purpose The purpose of this paper on the level of sustainability of the oxbow lake is to determine the sustainability status, leverage of attributes and driving factors in the management of the oxbow lake in Buluh Cina Village in Kampar, Riau, Indonesia. Design/methodology/approach The types of data collected include primary data and secondary data. The data were collected using the methods of surveys, library research, laboratory analysis and interviews. The analysis methods employed in this research were the multidimensional scaling (MDS) analysis and the prospect analysis. The sustainability analysis was undertaken using the approach of the MDS analysis with the assistance of software RapOxbow. Findings The current sustainability status of the management of Lake Baru ecosystems according to a number of dimensions is regarded as sustainable with a sustainability index value by 50.95. Meanwhile, analysis results of each dimension show that the sustainability index for the ecological dimension is 42.56 and the sustainability index for the economic dimension is 47.44, which means that they are less sustainable. While the sustainability index for the socio-cultural dimension is 54.81, the sustainability index for the technological dimension is 53.12 and the sustainability index for the legal-institutional dimension is 56.83, meaning that they are fairly sustainable. Originality/value The originality of this paper lies at the approaches of this research which are MDS analysis and a prospect analysis, and the research location in Buluh Cina Village in Kampar, Indonesia, that has not been researched before. This is one of few studies which investigate comprehensively the sustainability analysis of management, especially in ecological, economic and socio-cultural dimensions in Indonesia.
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