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The Importance of Public Education and Interpretation in the Conservation of Toba Caldera Geoheritage
(Universitas Sumatera Utara, 2021)This article discusses the importance of local community involvement and their appreciation concerning geotourism. The Toba Caldera is an interesting area that forms a unique, spectacular landscape and is a popular ... -
Sustainable Groundwater Management Model by the Existence of Uncertainty
(Universitas Sumatera Utara, 2018)In the management of ground water resources, the uncertainty will exist in the parameters of the system and the relationship will intensify the problems associated with water allocation conflicts between the urban, ... -
Penerapan Pembuatan Teknik Lubang Biopori Resapan Sebagai Upaya Pengendali Banjir
(Universitas Sumatera Utara, 2017)The students of State University of Jakarta (UNJ) try to apply the bio pore hole technique to restraint the flood problem through the community service program. The purpose of this program is (1) sharing knowledge to ... -
Sedimentological Character of Fan Delta: Modern Sediment Case Study in Muara Pingai Area, Singkarak Lake, West Sumatra Indonesia
(Universitas Sumatera Utara, 2017)Muara Pingai is a village in Junjuang Siriah sub-district, Solok regency, West Sumatera. It is located on the edge of the western Singkarak Lake and on borders of Bukit Barisan. Morphology of Muara Pingai area is formed ... -
Sedimentology of South-East Singkarak Lakes : Case Study From Modern Sediment in Fluvio-Lacustrine Depositional Environment
(Universitas Sumatera Utara, 2017)Singarak lake is third biggest lakes in Sumatra and largest lake formed by tectonical pull apart of Great Sumatran Fault System. In modern days, Singkarak lakes is considered to be a most complete in sedimentation process ...
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