FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS OF LOCAL PUMPING BASED ON GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (CASE STUDY: BAMBAEA PORT OF BOMBANA REGENCY, PROVINCE OF SOUTH EAST SULAWESI )
Maryam
(Geography Study Program, Earth Sciences and Technology Faculty,
Halu Oleo University)
Email: maryam2015588@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
Ports are one type of sea transportation infrastructure that should be developed so that the archipelago's territorial waters become the axis of the world maritime through the sea highway development program, namely effective sea connectivity through ships sailing scheduled from west to east Indonesia using emphasis on logistics costs so that the economy can move efficiently and evenly. The purpose of this study is to analyze the feasibility of Bambaea Local Feeder Port that has been built using a geographic information system. The feasibility of the location of a local feeder port can be obtained from spatial analysis of topographic and bathymetric data which produces a contour line map. The method used to see the feasibility of local feeder ports is field survey and image interpretation. The results of the analysis show the depth of the port pool from the shoreline to the end of the pier ranging from 0 - (-2.5) m in high tide conditions, while at low tide the dry sea water to the end of the pier with land height is 1.28 masl. So the recommendation is to add a dock length of ± 111 m.
Keywords: Feasibility of Ports, Local Feeder, Bambaea