dc.description.abstract | The objective of this research is to map the distribution of landslide
susceptibility in Berastagi sub-district and to analyze the slope stability located at the
residential area in Tambak Lau Mulgap I Village, Berastagi Sub-district in the effort to
perform appropriate mitigation. Quantitative descriptive method is employed using
Shapefile 2019 data based on Soil and Agro-climate Research Center (puslitanak)
2014. Then the data is weighted, each parameter that is prone to landslide is overlaid
using Arcgis 10.6 Software. The mapping results shows that over all each village in
Berastagi sub-district has the areas that have the potential of landslide with high
susceptibility classification and even very high. Villages in very high susceptibility
are Doulu Village, Sempa Jaya Village, Raya Village, and Tambak Lau Mulgap II
Village. The slope stability in this research is represented by Tambak Lan Mulgap I
Village using slope geometry measurement data and laboratory analysis result in the
form of physical and mechanical properties of soil, then calculate the value of slope
Safety Factor (henceforth referred to as SF) with Bishop method using rocscience
slide. The causing factor in the occurrence of landslide movement in Tambak Lau
Mulgap I Village are the steep slope condition that range about 35% - 55%, Unstable
lithology of slope material, some of which are breksi volcanic and tufa riodasit, and
trigger factor like excessive water infiltration into the slope during high rainfall
intensity. The slope in Tambak Lau Mugap I village is in the unsafe or the unstable
condition because its Safety Factor value is less than I,25. Safety Factor values are
different from each observation location. Safety Factor on slope one is 0,663, on
slope two is 0,610, on slope three is 0,442. Therefore, landslide disaster mitigation is
required in this area. Among of ways to mitigate it are by plant re-vegetation on dull slopes,
change the slope geometry, build stone retaining walls and surface trenches on
unstable slopes and protect the region hydrological system. | en_US |