Analisis Perubahan Penggunaan Lahan Dan Aspek Sosial Ekonomi Yang Mempengaruhinya (Di Das Cipunagara Dan Sekitarnya, Jawa Barat)

Abstract

Increased population causes an increase in food, clothing, and shelter. The demand for land to meet those needs is also increasing. Meanwhile, the availability of land to meet all the needs of human life is limited. This will encourage land use changes into other forms of land use. Changes in land use caused by many factors, including the social and economic factors. For example, the change of forest to farm because of the economic value of commodities, and because of the need for food increases with the increase of population. This study uses PODES data and Regency in Figures to determine estimators factor of social and economic conditions, then performed a multiple regression analysis to see the huge influence estimators factor of land use change that occurred in the study area. Changes in land use area was analyzed in the year 1990 - 2000, and 2000 - 2008. Analysis in the year 1990 - 2000 is done by district, and analysis of the year 2000 - 2008 conducted in 2 phases, namely district analysis and about rural. The results showed that the largest land use in three years of observation is the rice fields, ranging from 45% of total land use. Large changes in the same land use area between the years 1990 - 2000 differ from the period 2000 - 2008, as well as social and economic factors that influence it. The greatest changing of land use extent in 1990 - 2000 is forest area that decrease by 26,8% of the total changing. In the year 2000 - 2008, the greates of changing land use extent is settlement increased by 36,6%. In common, changes in land use area in Cipunagara watershed in the range year period 1990 - 2000 and 2000 - 2008, influenced by accessibility (distance to markets and road density). Meanwhile, according to the rural analysis of dominant factors that cause land use change is the accessibility (road density). Meanwhile, non-commercial land use change is influenced by a number of educational facilities and markets, while commercial land use change is influenced by availability of land (land that might turn into certain land use) and road density.