| dc.description.abstract | Residence requirement is a primary need for humans. The
increasing number of people in each year resulted in an
increased need for residence requirement. Increased
residence requirement can be changed the function of
agricultural lands, forests, and other areas into new
residential land. This problem has also become one of the
focus floating in Jember. Not all land in Jember district
deserves to be residential land. Considerations determining
optimal land suitability for residential areas using various
parameters such as slope, vulnerability to disasters, soil
texture, soil sensitivity to erosion, accessibility, rainfall, and
soil suitability lahan. Determination use in this study used
Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) to get a weight value to
each parameter. The results of this study divides Jember
into 3 residential area, which is very appropriate settlement
area (S1) of 18.35%, corresponding residential areas as
much as 65.3%, and residential areas are not appropriate
(NS) is as much as 16.36%. | en_US |
