Identification of landslide potential in Gajahmungkur village Semarang using ground shear strain analysis

The Gajahmungkur village, based on slope and geological structure, are included in the landslide potential category. Research of landslide hazard due to earthquake in weak zone can be done by ground shear strain analysis (GSS). This study aims to provide information related to the potential landslid...

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Published in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2019-03, Vol.1170 (1), p.12072
Main Authors: Khumaedi, Putra, N M D, Fikriyah, A Z
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Data analysis
Data processing
Geological hazards
Landslides
Microseisms
Shear strain
Strain analysis
Villages
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Summary:The Gajahmungkur village, based on slope and geological structure, are included in the landslide potential category. Research of landslide hazard due to earthquake in weak zone can be done by ground shear strain analysis (GSS). This study aims to provide information related to the potential landslide disaster in the Gajahmungkur village of Semarang city. The data were collected using microseismic method. The research area is 42,000 m2 consisting of 12 points and 3 trajectories. Data processing is done using Software of Geopsy and Surfer to obtain the value of vulnerability index of subsurface ground, maximum ground acceleration value, and ground shear strain value. The result of data analysis shows that the research area at point 9, point 10, and point 12 has the value of vulnerability index which is much higher than the other point so that the value of ground shear strain in all three points is also high. The value of ground shear strain obtained at the order of 10−4 then the dynamic nature that occurs in the research points have a plastic character. This plastic characteristic characterizes the area as a landslide potential.
ISSN:1742-6588
1742-6596
DOI:10.1088/1742-6596/1170/1/012072