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TEKNOLOGI NASIONAL
YOGYAKARTA
Technopreneur In Future Energy

PROGRAM BOOK
“Industrial Revolution 4.0 :
Transfers and Capacity of Enterpreneur”
th
October 26 2019

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Welcoming Speech from The Rector

First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to Allah SWT for his blessing and
mercy that we could gather in The 1st International conference on Industrial
Technology and Information Designs. I also would thank Prof. Zainal Alimuddin
Zainal Alauddin , Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia dan Prof. Ing-Song
Yu, National Dong-Hwa University, Taiwan For becoming our keynote speakers
today. I believe that your presentation would provide significant scientific
contribution to our conference. The theme of International conference on
Industrial Technology and Information Designs is Transfers and Capacity of
Technopreneur. Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta (ITNY) commitment in
research in this fast changing technology of the global economy. Innovation as the
engine that drives economic growth is a transformation of scientific knowledge
into products and processes through engineering research and technology
development.
I sincerely hope that the conference will continue to act as a platform for research
findings to be presented and shared among the all participants. I certainly believe
that this sharing of information and knowledge will foster further research
collaborations that will bring our research and innovation to a greater height.

At last, I want to congratulate to committee for the hard work in realizing this
event, and for the audience, I personally wish you have a great discussion in thus
annual scientific event.

Dr. H. Ir. Ircham, M.T.

Rector
Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
 Committee

Patron :
Dr. Ir. H. Ircham, M.T.
Steering Committee :
Dr. Ratna Kartikasari, S.T., M.T.
Dr. Hill G Hartono, S.T., M.T.
Marwanto, S.T., M.T.

Honorary Chairs :
Prof. Zainal Alimuddin Zainal Alauddin
Prof. Ing-Song Yu

Organizing Committee :
Dr. Ir. Sugiarto Kadiman, M.T.
Subardi, S.T. M.T., Ph.D.
Aris Warsita, S.T., M.T., Ph.D.
Ani Apriani, S.Si., M.Sc.
Ir. Hj. Oni Yuliani, M.Kom
Diah Suwarti, ST., M.Eng.
Ferry Okto Satriya, S.T.

Editor-in-Chief
Heri Nurdiy

Associate Editor
Dr. Ani Tjitra Handayani, S.T., M.T.
Dr. Daru Sugati, S.T., M.T.,
Dr. Hita Pandita, S.T., M.T.,
Dr. R. Andy Erwin Wijaya, S.T., M.T.,
Dr. Ir. Ev. Budiadi, M.Sc.,
Aji Prasetya Wibawa, Scopus ID : 56012410400
Dina Fitria Murad, Scopus id : 57193666780
Anafi Nur Aini, Scopus ID: 57194771015;
Andri Pranolo, SCOPUS ID : 56572821900
Dr. Arun Kumar Singh, Scopus ID: 57200827321
Haviluddin Sukirno, Scopus ID: 56596793000
Siswo Wardoyo, Scopus ID: 57193380889
Mustakim Mustakim, SCOPUS ID: 57195383688;
Joko Sutopo, Scopus ID: 57191886933
Yessi Jusman, Scopus ID : 35810354700
Engel Jeremias Lewi Engel, Scopus ID: 55901905700
Iswanto Iswanto, Scopus ID : 56596730700
Suhendar Suhendar, Scopus ID: 57189389938
Andysah Putra Utama Siahaan, Scopus ID 57191433036

Editorial Board
Fahmi, Scopus ID: 55887170800
Aji Prasetya Wibawa, Scopus ID: 56012410400
Haviluddin Sukirno, Scopus ID: 56596793000
Dina Fitria Murad, Scopus ID: 57193666780
Herman Tolle, Scopus ID: 57193496858
Hamdani, Scopus ID: 57203791510
Juneman Abraham, Scopus ID: 56165486100
Achmad Fanany Onnilita Gaffar, Scopus ID: 57193740086
Ratnadewi Ratnadewi, Scopus ID: 57189350561
Warnia Nengsih Sikumbang, Scopus ID:56453525200
Anugrah K Pamosoaji, SCOPUS ID: 36810271600
Mufadhol Mufadhol, Scopus ID: 57194073576
Anafi Nur Aini, Scopus ID: 57194771015
Mustakim Mustakim, SCOPUS ID: 57195383688
Muhammad Irwan Padli Nasution, Scopus ID: 57189250174
Engel Jeremias Lewi Engel, Scopus ID: 55901905700
Erick Fernando, Scopus ID: 57189355900
Erlin Windia Ambarsari, Scopus ID: 5624250390
 RUNDOWN
The International conference on Industrial Technology and Information
Designs 2019
NO TIME EVENT NOTE

1 07.30 – 08.15 Registration Collect presentations

2 08.15 – 09.00 Parallel Session I: See Technical (Parallel Session I Schedule)

3 09.00 – 09.15 Cofee Break I

Greeting from the chairman of the seminar

4 09.15 – 09.25 Opening Ceremony
comitee

09.25 – 09.35 Official Opening by the Rector of ITNY

Prof. H. Zainal A
5 09.35 – 10.35 1 st Keynote Speaker from Univerity Sains Malaysia Penang
Malaysia

Prof. Ing Song Yu

6 10. 35 – 11.35 2 st Keynote Speaker
from NHDU, TAIWAN

Announcement of Announcement of award winner and Photo

7 11. 35 – 11.45
award winner Session

Announcement of award winners of the 1st

best paper ,

Announcement of award winners of the 2nd

best paper ,

Announcement of the award for the 3rd best

paper ,

8 11. 45 – 13.00 Lunch

9 13.00 – 14.20 Parallel Session II: See Technical (Parallel Session II Schedule)

10 14. 20– 14.35 Coffee Break II

11 14. 35– 14.45 Closing Ceremony Closing by a moderator

 Parallel Session Schedule

MINING, ARJUNA ROOM 1

SESSION I

NO TIME AUTHOR TITLE

B R Swastiko, H T Analysis of Soil Slope Reinforcement with

1 08.15-08.25 Diah, A Putri, R. Gabion System as a Preventive against
Hariyanto Failure

Novandri Kusuma Analysis of Block Stability for Room And

2 08.25-08.35 Wardana, R. Andy Pillar Coal Mining In Pillar Panel Using
Erwin Wijaya Numerical Methods

The Analysis of Superficial Groundwater

Sudaryanto,
Quality In The Ex-Manganese Mine In The
3 08.35-08.45 Suyono, M. Iqbal,
Kliripan Hamlet Of Hargorejo Village,
Hasywir Thaib Siri
Kokap District, Kulonprogo

Rizqi Prastowo
1,*, Obrin Trianda
Identification of Landslide Potentials
2, Sely Novitasari
Triggered by Earthquakes in the Slopes of
4 08.45-09.00 3, Rofiqul Umam
the Kalirejo Region, Kokap District, Kulon
4, Muhamad
Progo, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Syazali 5, Rahmad
Junaidi
 MINNING & GEOLOGICAL, ARJUNA ROOM 1

SESSION II

NO TIME AUTHOR TITLE

13.00 - Non Parametric Analysis of land Function Miss

1 Ani Apriani
13.10 use In Kalibawang, Kalibawang Subdistrict

Cahya The Relationship Between Amplification And

13.10 -
2 Damayanti, Quality Factors of Seismic Waves In Surface
13.20
Sismanto Sediment Layer

Characteristic and Provenance of Sandstone

13.20 - Al Hussein Beds in Ngoro Oro Area, Patuk Sub district,
3
13.30 Flowers Rizqi Gunung Kidul Regency, Special Region of
Yogyakarta

13.30 - Mineralization System with Magnetic Method

4 Fatimah
13.40 in Kluwih, Pacitan, Central Java

Influence of Rocks to The Hydrochemical

13.40 -
5 T Listyani R A Facies of Groundwater at Samigaluh Area, West
13.50
Progo

Akhmad Zamroni,
Fajar Rizki
13.50 - Widiatmoko, The Sunda Strait tsunami, Indonesia: learning
6
14.00 Muhammad from the similar events in the past
Abdurrozak
Siamasahari

Okki Verdiansyah Review of The volcanosetting concept to

14.00 - Hill Gendoet discover the precious metal mineralization in
7
14.10 Hartono, Oky Sunda Arc, Indonesia : a approach proposal for
Sugarbo mineral exploration
 CONTROL/ELECTRIC, ARJUNA ROOM 2

SESSION I

NO TIME AUTHOR TITLE

Application of Wearable Control Based on

Archit Fadhilah, J D Feedforward Neural Network to Control
1 08.15-08.25
Setiawan, M Munadi Manipulator Arm of Field and Service
and M Ariyanto Robot

Wahyudi, Bagus Drone Tracking System Using GPS and

2 08.25-08.35 Bernadi Saputra, Barometer Sensor
Wahyul Amien Syafei

Achmad Hidayatno,
Sumardi, David
Design Of Voice Command In Smart
3 08.35-08.45 Kristian Adi Putra*, M
Wheelchair Using Hmm Method
Hilal Bayu Aji, Arum
Patmadani

Technical Review of Mine Dewatering

4 08.45-09.00 Tedy Agung Cahyadi, System Case Study Underground Gold
Sevian Anggoro*, Mine PT Bumi Suksesindo
Singgih Saptono,
Suyono, Sri Sugarto
 CONTROL/ELECTRIC, ARJUNA ROOM 2

SESSION II

NO TIME AUTHOR TITLE

13.00 - Wasino, D Arisandi, N Tourism Information Systems with

1
13.10 Andanwerti, G T Sridevi Grouping using Google Maps

Optimal Allocation of Renewable

13.10 -
2 Sugiarto Distributed Generations Using
13.20
Sensitivity Analysis and PSO

Singgih Saptadi Deny The Use of User Centered Design

13.20 - Nurkertamanda, Yusuf Method for designing Virtual
3
13.30 Widharto, Anna Nur Laboratory based on Virtual Reality
Maliansari (Turning Machine Case Study)

13.30 - Rivan Muhfidin, Temperature Effects on the Performance

4
13.40 Ing-Song Yu of Silicon Solar Cells using PC1D

Application of Embedded Hardware

13.40 -
5 Tugino et al Device NI myRIO 1900 as a Control
13.50
Unit for Miniature Mixing Plant

Hita Pandita, Hill Depositional model of

13.50 -
6 Gendoet Hartono, Setyo Volcaniclastic-Carbonate Facies of
14.00
Pambudi, Winarti Sentolo Formation at Miocene

The Adsorbing ability of soluble heavy

14.00 - Rinaldy Mesakh Kase, metals in acid mine drainage by zeolite
7
14.10 Doni Prakasa Eka Putra from Gedangsari area, Gunungkidul
Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta

Identification Of Regression Proccess

Which Is Reflecting To The Marine
14.10 -
8 Siti Nuraini Hardground Layers Of Nanggulan Fm.
14.20
In Watupuru And Songgo Rivers, Kulon
Progo Mt., Yogyakarta
 CIVIL & PLANNING, GATOTKACA ROOM

SESSION I

NO TIME AUTHOR TITLE

The Prediction Of Soil Bearing

08.15-08.2
1 Ridayati, Anggi Hermawan Capacity Using Error Root
5
Mean Square

The Development of National

08.25-08.3 Mohammad Hamsal and Sri
2 Steel Industry Strategies for
5 Bramantoro Abdinagoro
the Future

Behavior Settings for

Utilization of Customary Land
08.35-08.4
3 Asri Mariza Oktavia , Suparwoko in the Pattern of Spatial
5
Planning and Regional
Circulation

Failure probability of mining

08.45-09.0 Bayurohman Pangacella Putra and slope recommendation at
4
0 Novandri Kusuma Wardhana asphalt mine, Buton, South East
Sulawesi
 MATERIAL/ENERGY & GEOLOGYCAL, GATOTKACA ROOM

SESSION II

NO TIME AUTHOR TITLE

Synthesis, Crystal Structure, and

13.00 - Electrochemical Properties of
1 A Subardi and Y P Fu
13.10 Layered SBSC as Cathode for
IT-SOFC

Ade Indra, Ismet Hari The effect addition of PVA binders

13.10 -
2 Mulyadi, Jon Affi, on the properties of hydroxyapatite
13.20
Gunawarman sintered body

Nofriady Handra, Anwar The Effect of Addition of Rubber

13.20 -
3 Kasim, Gunawarman, Leaf Powder to Empty Fruit Bunch
13.30
Santosa (EFB) Bio-briquettes Binderless

13.30 - Daru Sugati , Marwan Numerical Investigation of a Liquid

4
13.40 Effendy , Sugiarto Gas Ejector used for vacuum pump
Djohan Gunawan, Tirta Adoption of Omni-channel in
13.40 - Nugraha Mursitama, Amalia Millennial Consumers through
5
13.50 E. Maulana, and Mohammad Omni-Interaction
Hamsal

13.50 - Hidayatullah Sidiq, Faisol Financial Risk Analysis On Coal

6
14.00 Mukarrom Reserve Estimation

A Practical Application of Inverse

Distance Weighting Method to
14.00 - Identify Cobalt Anomaly
7 Hendro Purnomo
14.10 Distribution in Laterite Deposit
(Case study in Block R, Wasile
Subdistrict, East Halmahera)

Extraction of Lineament Density

14.10 - Ignatius Adi Prabowo, Raras Analysis from ASTER DEM for
8
14.20 Prabowo Determine the Vein Direction and
Zone of the Mineralized Alteration
 1

Technical Review of Mine Dewatering System Case

Study Underground Gold Mine PT Bumi Suksesindo

Tedy Agung Cahyadi1, Sevian Anggoro2*, Singgih Saptono1, Suyono1, Indah

Setyowati1, Sri Sugarto3

1
Department of Mining Engineering, Faculty of Mineral Technology, UPN “Veteran”
Yogyakarta
2
Undergraduate Student of Mining Engineering, Faculty of Mineral Technology, UPN
“Veteran” Yogyakarta
3
Mine Plan Engineer, Decline Department, PT Bumi Suksesindo
*Corresponding author : sev.angg@gmail.com

Abstract. Minerals which located below the surface of the groundwater require
pumping activities to carry out the mining activities. The problem that has occurred so
far is that the work front located lower than the portal causes the waters from
groundwater seepage and underground mining equipment to be collected and pooled
on the work front. This causes the work area to be flooded and causes the mining
activities to be delayed up to 5 hours. The study of the mine drainage system is
expected to evaluate the existing mine drainage system in the PT Bumi Suksesindo
underground mine, including analysis of groundwater seepage, mine water discharge,
sump volume, pump requirements and alternative pumping system networks. Based
on several trial and error experiments, the groundwater inflow is 1,17 x 10-5 m3s-1 on
average at each seepage’s location point. The recommendation to resolve the mine
dewatering problems are an addition of a booster pump on sump 2 and sump 1, the
dimensions of the sump has to be increased, add an airflow control valve to ensure that
the source of air pressure is 3 bar, and a replacement of pump impeller to MT 231
coded impellers.
 2

Analysis of Soil Slope Reinforcement with Gabion

System as a Preventive against Failure

B R Swastiko, H T Diah, A Putri, R. Hariyanto4

Department of Mining Engineering, University of Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran”

Yogyakarta, Indonsia

Abstract. From the results of the analysis of the actual slope stability, three slopes
were obtained in unsafe conditions, with a slope of FOS value of 0.871, slope of 2 of
0.767, and slope of 3 of 0.799. This value is not in accordance with the provisions of
a safe FOS value, so it is necessary to treat the slope in a safe condition. Handling is
done by reinforcing slopes with gabions. After calculation and design of gabion
geometry, FOS gabion values on slope 1 were obtained where the sliding FOS was
3.148; FOS overturning 1,783; on slope 2 where sliding FOS 2.69; FOS overturning
2.35; then on slope 3 FOS sliding 3.6; FOS overturning 2.99. The geometry of safe
gabion recommendations is as follows. The composition of the gabion on slope 1 with
2.5 m width and 5 m height of arranged in 15 sets of gabions. The structure of the
gabion on slope 2 with 3.5 m width and 7 m height which is arranged as many as 28
sets of gabions. The structure of the gabion is on slopes 3 with a width of 2 m and a
height of 4 m arranged in 10 sets of gabions.
 3

The Relationship Between Amplification And Quality

Factors of Seismic Waves In Surface Sediment Layer
Cahya Damayanti1, Sismanto2
1
Deep Sea Research Center, Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI), Poka, Ambon,
Indonesia
2
Department of Physics, Gajah Mada University, Sekip Utara Bulaksumur,
Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Email cahy009@lipi.com ; cakra.cahya@gmail.com ;

Abstract. This research was conducted to identify amplification and attenuation that
occur in the soft sediment layer. The softer a surface sediment layer, the greater the
amplification value so that the amplitude of the propagating wave will be even greater.
This causes the softer surface sediment layer, the value of the wave propagation quality
factor is also greater. This data is processed using the HVSR method with 94 data
points. The results of this study indicate that the amplification value has a linear
relationship with the quality factor owned and inversely proportional to the
attenuation.
 4

Temperature Effects on the Performance of Silicon Solar

Cells using PC1D

Rivan Muhfidin1,2, Ing-Song Yu1

1 Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Dong Hwa University,

Taiwan
2 Mechanical Engineering Department, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta,
Indonesia
Corresponding author: isyu@gms.ndhu.edu.tw

Abstract. A photovoltaic (PV) cell is a semiconductor device that is sensitive to the

temperature. The solar radiation will convert into electricity through the PV cell and
the rest is converted into thermal, which raises the temperature of the PV cell. The
increase in temperature on a photovoltaic cell can decrease its efficiency. The
simulation of a silicon solar cell was done by PC1D software. It investigates the impact
of the temperature on the performance of the solar cell, containing power maximum,
open circuit voltage, and short circuit current, by the result of the PC1D. Meanwhile,
fill factor and efficiency of the solar cell can be obtained from the simulation results.
 5

The Development of National Steel Industry Strategies for

the Future

Mohammad Hamsal1a and Sri Bramantoro Abdinagoro2b

1,2
Management Department, BINUS Business School Doctor of Research in
Management
Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta, Indonesia 11480
Corresponding author: a mhamsal@binus.edu, bsabdinagoro@binus.edu

Abstract. Steel is a strategic commodity and a key industry in the Indonesian

economy. This paper looks at prospects and the options facing by the industry in the
future. New production capacity will have to be implemented but it will undoubtedly
be difficult to realize this without external assistance and without diverting resources
from other areas. Thus it will be necessary to plan for business innovation to achieve
production capacity objectives, and such innovation must be developed in Indonesia,
or imported, and adapted to suit local conditions. At the end, the industry should be
able to effectively implement the developed scenarios and anticipate the early warning
signals.
 6

Characteristic and Provenance of Sandstone Beds in

Ngoro Oro Area, Patuk Sub district, Gunung Kidul
Regency, DIY

A F Rizqi1
1
Departement of Geological Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
corresponding : alhussein@sttnas.ac.id

Abstract. Research area is located in physiography of northern part of Southern

Mountain Zone, specific on Ngoro Oro road, Patuk subdistrict, Gunung Kidul
Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta, The aim of this research is characterization
of sandstone in Semilir Formation. The method is about stratigraphical data using
measuring section (MS) which done in the upper part of Semilir Formation. Based on
petrographical analysis, the rocks from 3 samples were composed of dominated
feldspar (21-40 %), lithic (28-51%) and also amount of quartz (1-6%) with matrix
about 22-27 % also carbonate cement so the name of rocks are Calcareous Felspathic
Wacke and Calcareous Lithic Wacke. The result of plotting diagram based on
composition of quartz, feldspar and lithic on QPL paleoclimate diagram showed that
the sandstone come out from plutonic provenance on semiarid climated, the QPL
diagram also showed that the source of Sandstone origin come from magmatic arc, sub
zone of Dissected Arc which indicated that the source from igneous rock. The origin
of igneous rock could be interpreted as Kebobutak Formation.
 7

Analysis of Superficial Groundwater Quality In The Ex-

Manganese Mine In The Kliripan Hamlet of Hargorejo
Village, Kokap District, Kulonprogo.

Sudaryanto, Suyono, M. Iqbal, Hasywir Thaib Siri

Jurusan Teknik Pertambangan, FTM, UPN “Veteran” Yogyakarta
E-mail : daryo_ta@yahoo.co.id

Abstract. Manganese ore mining in the Kliripan area was initially carried out by the
Dutch colonial government until the independence of the Republic of Indonesia. After
independence the Manganese ore mining activity in Kliripan was continued by the
Government of Indonesia until the end of 1983. The quality of water consumed, as
well as the quality of water in lakes, streams, rivers and oceans, is an important
parameter in determining the overall quality of life. Water quality is determined by the
solute and the gas dissolved in the water, as well as the suspended material and floating
on the water.
This study aims to determine the physical characteristics and chemical characteristics
of water taken from community wells around the former Manganese mining openings.
The research results obtained are, water can be consumed by the community or meet
the requirements set by the Republic of Indonesia Government Health Regulation No.
492 / Menkes / Per / IV / 2010 concerning Requirements for Drinking Water Quality.
There are no factors that affect the quality of the water that is around the hole that was
opened by the mining of manganese ore in the Kliripan Hamlet, Hargorejo Village,
Kokap District, Kulon Progo Regency.
 8

Mineralization System with Magnetic Method in Kluwih,

Pacitan, Central Java

Fatimah
1
Departement of Geological Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
fatimah@itny.ac.id

Abstract. Indonesia is one of the countries that have gold mines. Gold mines in
Indonesia are mostly still below the surface. One of them in Pacitan. Pacitan and the
surrounding area is the part of Eastern Southern Mountain Range that has a lot of zones
of alteration which appears on the surface, with some precious metal minerals were
found. The Southern Mountain Range on Central Java and East Java is Sunda-Banda
magmatic arc systems Oligo-Miosen age. Research conducted for mineral exploration
in Pacitan with geological mapping especially alteration and geomagnetic methods for
subsurface viewing. Pacitan and the surrounding area is the part of Eastern Southern
Mountain Range that has a lot of zones of alteration which appears on the surface, with
some precious metal minerals were found. The Southern Mountain Range on Central
Java and East Java is Sunda-Banda magmatic arc systems Oligo-Miosen age.
Hydrothermal alteration in this area is divided into three zones: argillic, advanced
argillic and silicification with quartz residual spotted encountered. Ore minerals are
found disseminated sulfide ore pyrite, arseno pyrite, chalcopyrite, enargite and
malachite. From measurements of geomagnetic found high magnetic anomaly less
than 700 nT surrounded by a low magnetic values and form a circular pattern, it is an
indication of the pattern of anomalies of the porphyry system that is closed by the
argillic. Based on data integration of geological, geochemical and geophysical the
mineralization in the Pacitan area in the interpretation were in the proximal part of the
high sulphidation and suspicion leads to the porphyry deposits are still covered by the
lithocaps.
 9

Influence of Rocks to The Hydrochemical Facies of

Groundwater at Samigaluh Area, West Progo

T Listyani R A
Geological Engineering, ITNY
listyani_theo@yahoo.co.id

Abstract. Groundwater survey has carried out at Samigaluh and its surrounding area,
West Progo.This area is included in West Progo Dome and topographic map of
Sendangagung. This research has been done by hydrogeological survey, equipped with
groundwater sampling of four samples for physical/chemical testing at laboratory.
Field data collecting includes physical properties (color, taste, odor, turbidity) and
chemical properties (pH, TDS) of groundwater as well as local geological condition.
Laboratory data is similar with field data plus ion contents. Data analysis includes
hydrochemistry of groundwater based on all data. Result of research show that
groundwater in research area is usually colorless, no taste, no odor and clear.
Groundwater develops in most variable types, such as Ca-HCO3, Ca, Na-HCO3,
Ca,Na,Mg-HCO3 and Ca,Mg-SO4. Groundwater types vary in some Piper class. The
hydrochemical process is dominated by ion exchange, besides simple dissolution or
mixing. The dominant groundwater facies are bicarbonate, due to the influence of
siliciclastic rocks that interact with groundwater through the dissolution process. The
number of elements Ca2+, Na+ and silica in the groundwater is influenced by the
weathering of silicate minerals such as feldspar, plagioclase and clay minerals which
derived from weathering minerals.
 10

The Sunda Strait tsunami, Indonesia: learning from the

similar events in the past

Akhmad Zamroni1*, Fajar Rizki Widiatmoko2, Muhammad Abdurrozak

Siamasahari3
1
Department of Geological Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
Jl Babarsari, Caturtunggal, Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2
Department of Mining Engineering, Institut Teknologi Adhi Tama Surabaya
Jl Arief Rachman Hakim No 100 Surabaya, Indonesia
3
Department of Hydrogeology Engineering, Institut Teknologi Bandung
Jl Ganesha No. 10 Bandung, Indonesia
*the corresponding author’s e-mail: akhmadzamroni@itny.ac.id

Abstract. The Sunda Strait tsunami in Indonesia that occurred on 22 December 2018,
generated in 437 total deaths, 16 missing victims, 14,059 injured, and 33,721 displaced
people. The number of casualties from this disaster is due to the government's attention
in the natural disaster mitigation field is weak. One of the efforts that must be
developed by the government is the researches on disaster mitigation. The Sunda Strait
tsunami was caused by the eruption of Anak Krakatau volcano followed by an
underwater landslide. This natural disaster has similar characteristics from past natural
disasters such as the tsunami at Complex Fjords, Norway (1934) and the tsunami at
Stromboli volcano, Italy (2002). This paper is to review similar disasters to the Sunda
Strait tsunami with the approaches to the process of disasters occur and the disaster
mitigation efforts. The process of the Sunda Strait tsunami was began with the collapse
of volcaniclastic material into the caldera as deep as 250 m in the southwest of the
volcano. It produced tsunamis with a runup of up to 13 m on the coasts adjacent to
Sumatra and Java. Some suggested mitigations include; the stakeholders create
Quaternary maps of Anak Krakatau volcano with a more detailed scale, and the
stakeholders install real-time monitoring. These approaches will be used to be
suggested for future research in Indonesia regarding the activities of Anak Krakatau
volcano.
 11

Analysis Of Block Stability For Room And Pillar Coal

Mining In Pillar Panel Using Numerical Methods

1
Novandri Kusuma Wardana, 1R. Andy Erwin Wijaya
Mining Engineering Departement, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta1
email : novandri.kusuma@itny.ac.id

Abstract. Without progressive technology to make mining economically viable, this

industry which provides a significant contribution in Mining Industry, can no longer
exist. This paper present a research for a comprehensive mining system in PT. X.
Determination of the Pillar and Roof optimum parameters for new mining technology
with continuous miner was the main aim of the present work. The calculation formula
and conditional thickness methods were used to determine the room and pillar mining
system parameters, which guarantee a long term stability. The calculation methods
used gave excellent result. The most important from this methods is increasing coal
production using continuous mining, but keep watch the stability. The Influence of the
random deviation of the actual room sizes on the stability immediate and main roofs
is insignificant and not considered in calculations. Investigation showed that the safety
factor of the calculated room dimensions 8 and 10 m is not enough. According the
geological conditions, so using the values of dependence immediate roof critical with
(IRCW) and pillar management. A two-dimensional (2D) model of the pillar panel
with support design using roof bolt technology is complicated to simulate. Therefore,
the simulation is done near the goaf edge, where maximum chances of roof failure
have been observed. On another word, it can say that simulation is done before the
main fall. An elasto – plastic model has been taken for study considering physico –
mechanical properties, geo - mining condition, roof bolt and grout properties as an
input parameter. A case of a depillaring panel of underground coal mine has been
chosen for study. The result is observed regarding axial load exerted on the bolt during
mine operation. Instrumented rock bolt data has been taken for validation of the model
from field observation. It has been observed in the model that maximum axial load
developed on the bolt is very close to the field observation.
 12

Synthesis, Crystal Structure, and Electrochemical

Properties of Layered SBSC as Cathode for IT-SOFC

A Subardi1* and Y P Fu2,

1
Vocational Program of Mechanical Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional
Yogyakarta (ITNY), Yogyakarta 55281, Indonesia
2
Department of Materials Science & Engineering, National Dong Hwa University
(NDHU),
Shou-Feng, Hualien 97401, Taiwan
Corresponding author:subardi@itny.ac.id

Abstract. Double perovskite SmBa0.6Sr0.4Co2O5+δ (SBSC) is investigated as potential

cathode material for IT-SOFC. This study focuses on the crystal structure,
electrochemical properties, single cell performance, and microstructure analysis of
SBSC. Based on the Rietveld refinement, the diffraction pattern is the tetragonal
structure with P4/mmm space group and lattice parameter of a = 3.866 Å, b = 3.866
Å, c =7.589Å, and v = 113.40 Å3. The polarization resistance (Rp) values of the half
cell specimen on the SDC electrolyte were 1.8, 0.42, and 0.13 Ω cm2 at 600, 700, and
800oC, respectively and the peak power density of single cell Ni-SDC|SDC|SBSC was
302 mW/cm2 at 700oC. From all results suggested that SBSC64 cathode is more
promising potential cathode material for IT-SOFC.
 13

The effect addition of PVA binders on the properties of

hydroxyapatite sintered body

Ade Indra1,3, Ismet Hari Mulyadi2, Jon Affi3, Gunawarman3

1
Mechanical Engineering Department, Material Laboratory, Institut Teknologi
Padang, Padang, West Sumatera, Indonesia.
2
Mechanical Engineering Department, Production Laboratory, Universitas Andalas,
Padang, West Sumatera, Indonesia.
3
Mechanical Engineering Department, Metallurgy Laboratory, Universitas Andalas,
Padang, West Sumatera, Indonesia.
adeindra@itp.ac.id

Abstract. Sintered body with Bio-ceramic Hydroxyapatite (HA) materials with a

powder size of 2.5 µm have been made. HA powder is added binder from polyvinyl
alcohol (PVA) liquid in various ways and then made a green body with the uniaxial
pressing method at a pressure of 200 MPa. The addition of PVA aims to increase the
tangential bond between HA powders when making a green body. To produce HA
sintered body, the sintering process is carried out at 1150 oC withholding time of 120
minutes. Characterization was performed by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD), Scanning
Electron Microscopy (SEM), density, and Vickers Hardness Number (VHN). The
results show that the addition of PVA to HA powder can improve the physical and
mechanical properties of the sintered body. The mechanism of strength increase occurs
because of the good tangential bond between HA powder when making the green
body. The results of this study can be recommended for hard bone-implant products.
 14

Application of Wearable Control Based on Feedforward

Neural Network to Control Manipulator Arm of Field
and Service Robot

Archit Fadhilah1, J D Setiawan1, M Munadi1 and M Ariyanto1

1
mechanical engineering Department, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia

Abstract. Manipulator Arm Control in Field and Service Robot (FSR) using joystick
input is not easy and less efficient. Special training, and long study time for operators
to be able to control precisely and quickly are needed. In this study, a wearable control
device was used to replace joystick based on wearable control using Artificial Neural
Network (ANN). The wearable control used is Myo Armband worn on the operator's
right arm. This sensor consists of electromyography sensor (EMG), 3-axis
accelerometer, and 3-axis gyroscope. When the operator moves its arm, the operator's
arm and arm position will be the command to move the 3D Manipulator Arm in
MATLAB / Simulink. The operator's arm and arm position are read using the Inertial
Measurement Unit (IMU) sensor found in Myo armband. Data acquisition from IMU
is processed using ANN using the Feedforward Neural Network (FNN) method. The
output the user/operator arm angle of the FNN is used to drive the 3D Manipulator
Arm model in the SimMechanics. Based on the result the FNN regression can be used
successfully to drive the 3D animation of manipulator arm in real time. With an
accuracy value of R from training, validation, and testing 0.973, 0.967 and 0.982
respectively, and the overall R is 0.973 that identifies the NN works very well because
all numbers exceed 0.950.
 15

The Effect of Addition of Rubber Leaf Powder to Empty

Fruit Bunch (EFB) Bio-briquettes Binderless

Nofriady Handra1*, Anwar Kasim2, Gunawarman3, Santosa2

1
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Institut Teknologi Padang, Padang, 251432
2
Faculty of Industrial Agriculture Technology, Andalas University, Padang, 25163
3
Mechanical Engineering Department, Andalas University, Padang, 25163
*e-mail: nof.hand11@gmail.com

Abstract. Biomass development has been an essential issue for the past few decades
and will remain attractive in the future because of its clean, renewable, carbon-neutral,
and other advantages. The goals of this study are to obtain the effect of adding rubber
leaf powder to the manufacture of binderless briquettes, especially on the quality of
the bio-briquettes produced and the calorific value. Comparison of the composition of
EFB to rubber leaf powder varied at 5:95%, 10: 90%, 15:85%, 20:80%, and 100% EFB
fiber. The heating temperature is varied at 155⁰C, up to 195°C with a holding time of
20 minutes. At a mixture percentage of 95/5% (fiber/powder), it is a good composition
when compared to other percentages. The test results showed that the heating
temperature and the use of the composition of the EFB with rubber leaf powder had
an effect on increasing the heating value, toughness, and duration of the briquette
ignition.
 16

Tourism Information Systems with Grouping using

Google Maps

Wasino1,*, D Arisandi2, N Andanwerti3, G T Sridevi4

1,4
Information Systems Department, Faculty of Information Technology, Universitas
Tarumanagara, Jakarta 11440. Indonesia
2
Informatics Engineering Department, Faculty of Information Technology,
Universitas Tarumanagara, Jakarta 11440. Indonesia
3
Interior Department, Faculty of Art and Design, Universitas Tarumanagara, Jakarta
11440. Indonesia
*
wasino@fti.untar.ac.id

Abstract. During travelling, travelers usually have some sort of travels preferences
such as its purposes, types or chosen categories and its destination/attractions. To
ensure fully indulge travel, tourist usually needed instruction or guidance and travel
map during those trips. A map is used to show the precise location of each destination.
Some travelers travels without knowing the exact location of the places such as
museums, restaurants, park or shopping district that yet hasn’t been known to them
before, therefore in need of a tourism map. As a fact, tourism maps are one of the most
common groups of cartographic documents since it has lots of diversity in contents,
subject and publication title due to the increasing popularity and diverse forms of
tourism activities. In this research, coordinates values were taken and saved in a
database using ddmm’ss” (degree, minutes, seconds) format whereas Google maps
reads value in the format of latitude and longitude which led the system to implement
automatic conversions in order to be functional with Google Maps. PHP programming,
JavaScript, MySQL database with other assisting software suitable in extracting and
converting coordinates value to latitude, longitudes value was used in making this
program. This system really helps travelers knowing the exact location and assist in
determining the chosen destination.
 17

Drone Tracking System Using GPS and Barometer

Sensor

Wahyudi, Bagus Bernadi Saputra, Wahyul Amien Syafei

Electrical Engineering Department, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia
wahyuditinom@elektro.undip.ac.id, bagus.bernadi@gmail.com,
wasyafei@gmail.com

Abstract. In general, base station or Ground Control Station (GCS) use directional
antenna to comunicate with the moving object such as drone or Unmanned Aerial
Vehicle (UAV). Directional antenna has a long transmission range but narrow
transmission angle. In order to overcome this shortcoming, a device that can move the
antenna towards a moving object is needed. This paper designs a device which can
controls the movement of antenna to follow an object (drone). This tracker moves on
the yaw and pitch axis by using servo motor. This device is using Proportional,
Integral, dan Derivative (PID) control method to track moving object base on Global
Positioning System (GPS) and barometer sensor. From the PID parameter that used at
pitch angle (Kp=0.05, Ti=100, and Td=0.35), the plant can reach the setpoint (37o)
within 1.3 sec. From the PID parameter that used at yaw angle (Kp=3.5, Ki=0, and
Td=0.08), the plant can reach the setpoint (90o) within 0.7 sec. Based on the test result,
tracker can move to follow drone with the average time 0.5 sec on the yaw plant and
0.4 sec on the pitch plant. The Mean Absolute Error (MAE) at yaw plant is 6.67 o and
the MAE at pitch plant is 1.54o.
 18

Design Of Voice Command In Smart Wheelchair Using

Hmm Method

Achmad Hidayatno, Sumardi, David Kristian Adi Putra*, M Hilal Bayu Aji,
Arum Patmadani
Department of Electrical Engineering, Diponegoro University
Jl. Prof. Sudharto, SH, Kampus UNDIP Tembalang, Semarang 50275, Indonesia
*Corresponding author, email: achmad.hidayatno@gmail.com,
davidkristian17@gmail.com

Abstract - A wheelchair is a tool used for people with disabilities to be able to move
from one place to another. Wheelchairs are used not only in a horizontal place but can
be used in a higher place. Wheelchairs are also not only used for people with foot
disabilities but are used by hospital patients, the elderly, and people who are at high
risk of injury when walking alone. In general, a wheelchair that is often used is a
standard wheelchair that is used in hospitals with operations using human labor or
assisted by others. However, the use of a standard wheelchair is considered quite
difficult because it requires enough energy to be able to move the wheelchair if no one
else is helping. Along with the times, motorized wheelchairs have been built and
operated using joysticks. The addition of a motor to the wheel helps the user so that
the user does not need to use power anymore in moving the wheelchair. In this paper,
we develops the ability of a wheelchair that can move using voice instructions. We
use the Hidden Markov Model (HMM) method which is utilized in the Pocketsphinx
library. This library supports the speech recognition feature to recognize spoken words
that implemented at Raspberry Pi mini-computer with the Raspbian operating system.
Based on the test results, the average success the word of “maju” 97%, the word of
“mundur” 88.5%, the word of “kanan” 94%, the word of “kiri” 92%, the word of
“stop” 98.5%, the word of “tamu” 97.5%, the word of “tidur” 91.5%, the word of
“makan” 94%, the word of “toilet” 89%.
 19

Identification of Landslide Potentials Triggered by

Earthquakes in the Slopes of the Kalirejo Region, Kokap
District, Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Rizqi Prastowo 1,*, Obrin Trianda 2, Sely Novitasari 3, Rofiqul Umam 4,

Muhamad Syazali 5, Rahmad Junaidi6
rizqi@itny.ac.id

1
Departement of Mining Engineering, Institute of Technology National Yogyakarta,
Yogyakarta
2
Departement of Geology Engineering, Institute of Technology National
Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta
3
Departement of Civil Engineering, Institute of Technology National Yogyakarta,
Yogyakarta
4
School of Science and Technology, Kwansei Gakuin University, Sanda, Japan
5
Department of Mathematics Education, Universitas Islam Negeri Raden Intan
Lampung, Indonesia
6
Faculty of Science and Technology, Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Ampel
Surabaya, Indonesia

Abstract. Landslide is a disaster that is caused by several factors, among others, the
condition of the surface sediment layer, vibration and the slope of the slopes. This
research aims to know the potential landslides triggered off tremors of an earthquake
by using the value approach ground shear strains obtained from data analysis
microtremor. Research location in the village of Kalirejo, Kokap, Kulon Progo. The
village Kalirejo is an area of hills in Kulon Progo Regency, Yogyakarta, which lies
about 14 km from the Indian Ocean so it has potential for avalanche induced
earthquakes are relatively high. Measurement mikrotremor do 15-point measurement
with duration of 30 minutes. Data recording microtremor and then processed using
the software Geopsy. The result value of the Ground shear strain are between
0.000148-0.006819 so that the area had landslide with the potential of ground
movement.
 20

The Prediction Of Soil Bearing Capacity Using Error

Root Mean Square

Ridayati, Anggi Hermawan

Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
ridayati@itny.ac.id

Abstract. Good Slope construction is strongly influenced by good foundations. Good

foundation planning is required to test soil investigations on the land to be erected. The
purpose of this study was to test the behavior of soil in the river gadjah wong
Yogyakarta. The data is processed by simple linear regression to determine the
relationship between the depth of soil and the bearing capacity of soil. Root mean
square error is used to predict bearing capacity of subsurface soil. In the test it is known
that the depth of the soil affects the size of the cone resistant. There is a relationship
between the depth of the soil and the friction sleeve too. The safest foundation is a
wells foundation on diameter 0.8 m with an ERMS value of 1.889701.
 21

Non-Parametric Analysis of Land Function Misuse in

Kalibawang and Samigaluh Subdistrict

Apriania,1,*, Bayurohman Pangacella Putra a,2

a
ITNY, Jl. Babarsari, Caturtunggal, Depok, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, 55281
1
aniapriani@itny.ac.id*; 2bayurohman@itny.ac.id,
* corresponding author

Abstract. The increase in population resulted in the large area of land used as
residential areas. Whereas, Indonesia has diverse topographic features including
mountains, hills and plains. Therefore it is necessary to divide the functions of the area
starting from the protected, buffer zone, annual crop cultivation, and cultivation and
settlement functions area. Each function of the area has criteria and should stand on
their respective functions. The purpose of this study is to find out how much the land
is used differently from its geographical function in Kalibawang and Samigaluh
Subdistricts. Another goal is to compare the land conversion in these two locations.
The study is carried out by taking geomorphological data in both subdistricts.
Furthermore, with a descriptive quantitative approach and comparative test (Man
Witney), the comparison of land use in these two locations can be seen. The results of
the analysis show that more land conversion occurs in Samigaluh District compared to
Kalibawang District. This is indicated by the conversion of land in Samigaluh
Subdistrict reaching 48% of its area, meanwhile the land conversion in Kalibawang
Subdistrict is 32%. Non-parametric comparative test says that land use conversion in
these sub-districts is quite significant.
 22

Application of Embedded Hardware Device NI myRIO

1900 as a Control Unit for Miniature Mixing Plant

Tugino1*, Afrizal Ardityawan 1, Oni Yuliani 1, Asniar1 , Arif Basuki 1

1
Department of Electrical Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
Jl Babarsari, Caturtunggal, Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
*the corresponding author’s e-mail: tugino@itny.ac.id

Abstract. Computer-based control processes in the industry have been widely used to
replace conventional control processes so that processes in the industry are more
optimal. The technology developed in the industry requires practicality in carrying out
the control system. This research is focused on the process of mixing ingredients into
other materials in two or more phases. The implementation of the control system in
the mixing process functions as a regulator of the mixing process that requires special
treatment such as setting the stirring speed, the amount of scale of material to be mixed
in the tank and the length of the stirring process. In this study also carried out
monitoring systems of various conditions such as temperature and height of substances
in the mixing tank. The research was conducted using the electronic controller unit of
embedded hardware device NI myRIO 1900, and using the function block diagram
programming language in LabVIEW software as well as the HMI (Human Machine
Interface) design software.The results of a research experiment conducted from a
miniature mixing plant system are that the system can work well in accordance with
the design. The system can run in accordance with the set point input values that can
be entered by the operator through the HMI include, the ratio of material mixture ratio,
heater heater set, motor timer set, speed, and rotational direction. Wireless
communication that can be reached a maximum of 40 meters.
 23

Review of The volcanosetting concept to discover the

precious metal mineralization in Sunda Arc, Indonesia :
a approach proposal for mineral exploration

Okki Verdiansyah1, Hill Gendoet Hartono1, Oky Sugarbo1

Departement of Geological Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta

Abstract. Indonesia have several worldclass mineralization deposits in its Tertiary

magmatic belt. Many mineralization in Indonesia, especially in the Sunda belt, is
generally formed in ancient volcanic systems and so far no research has been
conducted on the direct relationship between the volcanism and mineralization systems
present therein. Based on that, for the preliminary we need to review the concept of
volcanism, the product and the presences of mineralization that’s perhap can be used
as a references for a more appropriate research rationale and leading accelerate the
discovery of precious metals. The method we use is qualitative methods, from analysis
of ocurences of mineralization, volcano-morphology, and concept of recent volcanoes
as a limitation of the fact. Physiography of the Eastern Sunda shows two main
complexes namely igneous rock formation and volcanoes on the south side, the
characters of magmatism and volcanism in Tertiary, are likely similar to those formed
today. The character of volcanism can be used as a reference pattern of eruption and
formation of rocks on the surface, and possibly under the surface such as intrusion or
batolite. The evolution of Quaternary volcanoes on the East Sunda path shows the
evolution of morphology and magmatism that looks increasingly young to the west. In
the Tertiary mineralization district, complexes of igneous rock are found with
relatively diverse ages with very long life differences of age, such as the Batu Hijau
deposit. In the evolution of porphyry magmatism in Indonesia, it is also seen that there
is a multi-intrusion process over a short period of time (nested intrusion) as in the
Batuhijau, Grasberg, and Tumpangpitu deposits. This is in line with the process that
occurs in the Quaternary, so that this process can be analogical to Tertiary conditions,
where the evolution of volcanism and hydrothermal is strongly associated even though
there is no detailed research related to it. The hydrothermal system controlled by
amount of circulating water and depth - size of magma storage in subvolcanic or
batholithic system. The distance of circulate water to form geothermal or hydrothermal
system can spread until 5 – 10 km from the heat source or magma but still in central
facies of caldera or volcanoes complex. The volcanism, act as the architect of geologic
setting, including evolution of morphology and geologic controls. The finalization of
both control is “the water rules” or hydrothermals system, that’s formed by a
combination of dominance of meteoric water from surface and magmatic water from
depth. All volcano complex are interpreted have one to two central facies, that creates
a caldera system and following with few central volcanic eruptions as a single volcanic
system. If the number of central eruptions increases then it is interpreted more active
and complex the volcanic system and can be forming the great hydrothermal system.
The simply volcanosetting concept, the volcanic facies, can be used to facilitate the
discovery of deposits as a limitation of exploration area.
 24

The Use of User Centered Design Method for designing

Virtual Laboratory based on Virtual Reality (Turning
Machine Case Study)

Singgih Saptadi1, Deny Nurkertamanda2, Yusuf Widharto3, Anna Nur Maliansari4

1,2,3,4
Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering
Diponegoro University, Semarang Indonesia
singgihs@ft.undip.ac.id, nurkerta@gmail.com, yudidito@gmail.com,
amaliansari@gmail.com

Abstract. — Referring to accident data at the Production System Laboratory (PSL)

indicating that most of the accident in the practice of manufacturing process occurs
when operating the turning machine. These accident happened as a result of cumulative
obstacles that faced by students when operating turning machine. This obstacles start
from insufficient time for training that was followed before practice of manufacturing
process in laboratory, to give student an experience before practice of manufacturing
process. To help student encountered with their obstacles this research offered the use
of virtual reality as a learning process for turning machine before they use the real
machine. The user centered design (UCD) method used in designing applications
especially phase 1 to 3
 25

Adsorbing ability of soluble heavy metals in acid mine

drainage by zeolite from Gedangsari area, Gunungkidul
Regency, Special Region of Yogyakarta

Rinaldy Mesakh Kase1, Doni Prakasa Eka Putra2

1
Student of Geological Engineering Department, University of Gadjah Mada,
Indonesia
2
Lecturer of Geological Engineering Department, University of Gadjah Mada,
Indonesia
rinaldy.mesakh.k@mail.ugm.ac.id

Abstract. Zeolite is a mineral which is presence quite abundant, especially in the

Tegalrejo and surrounding areas, Gedangsari District, Gunungkidul Regency,
Yogyakarta Special Region. This zeolite mineral is found in tuff claystone, tuffaceous
sandstone and sandstone tuff. The cation exchange capability possessed by zeolites has
long been of particular interest. This interest is proven through several previous studies
to determine the cation exchange ability of zeolites. This research is important because
it aims to identify the zeolite cation exchange capability of metal cations found in acid
mine water samples. The cation exchange capability is carried out through a batch
method which results are adjusted to the adsorption isotherm model. AAS analysis
showed the sorbent sample had a K value of 0.243 with a maximum cation absorption
value of 0.1681 mg / g of zeolite samples for Zn cation (zinc); K value 0.116 with a
maximum cation absorption value of 0.8836 mg / g zeolite sample in the copper cation.
Adsorption of Zn and Cu cations by zeolite samples is in accordance with the
Langmuir isotherm adsorption model. Measurement of the pH value shows an initial
pH value of 5.2 to 5.4 changed to 7.36-7.46 after the experiment. The results of the
study concluded that zeolite can be used as an alternative to acid mine remediation,
especially for Cu and Zn cation adsorption.
 26

Depositional model of Volcaniclastic-Carbonate Facies

of Sentolo Formation at Miocene

Hita Pandita*1), Hill Gendoet Hartono*, Setyo Pambudi*, Winarti*

*) Department of Geological Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta,
Jl. Babarsari, Depok, Yogyakarta 55281, Indonesia.
1) Correspondence author, e-mail: hita@sttnas.ac.id

Abstract - Intercalation between carbonate and volcaniclastic rock are abundance in

Java Island especially at southern part. Although this intercalation has long been
recognized, very few studies into the depositional models of the intercalation have
been undertaken. An ideal site for such a study of an ancient example is Sentolo
Formation of Kulonprogo area in south central Java. The aim of this research is to
understand the depositional models of Sentolo Formation. This research based of
petrography, and stratigraphic analyze from many stratigraphic section of Sentolo
Formation outcrop. The stratigraphic section have represented of distribution at
northern, middle, eastern, and southern part of Sentolo Formation in Yogyakarta area.
Result of this study is three possibility facies models of Sentolo Formation
paleoenvironment. The models have distributed at northern, middle-western, and
southeastern part. High volcanic activity have founded at northern part, even in middle
to the western part are fine fraction of volcanic rocks, while no volcanic rocks at
southeastern part. Result of this research is also possibility a reef system at Sentolo
Formation separated with Jonggrangan Formation. The old concept said that origin of
Sentolo Formation was connected with Jonggrangan Formation it must be review
again, it caused no stratigraphic contact between Jonggrangan Formation and Sentolo
Formation.
 27

Financial Risk Analysis On Coal Reserve Estimation

Hidayatullah Sidiq1*, Faisol Mukarrom2

1
Department of Mining Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
Jl Babarsari, Caturtunggal, Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2
Department of Mining Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
Jl Babarsari, Caturtunggal, Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
*the corresponding author’s e-mail: hidayatullah@itny.ac.id

Abstract. The economic feasibility is one of modifying factors that must be considered
in the process of converting coal resources to coal reserves. Financial risk analysis is
important to do on the application of economic modifying factors so that the correct
declaration of coal reserves. The main factors that affect financially are changes in coal
prices and mining costs. To resolve problem uncertainty financial risk used is IRR and
sensitivity analysis methods. In this study, the discound factor used is 10% to obtain
NPV 5.7 million, IRR 39%, and PBP 2.1 years with estimated coal reserves of 7.7
tons. Risk factors if there is a price decline of up to 3% more than that, the estimated
coal reserves will be change.
 28

A Practical Application of Inverse Distance Weighting

Method to Identify Cobalt Anomaly Distribution in
Laterite Deposit (Case study in Block R, Wasile
Subdistrict, East Halmahera)

Hendro Purnomo
Mining Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta, Jl Babarsari
Caturtunggal, Depok, Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
Corresponding author : hendro.purnomo.hpu@gmail.com

Abstract. Selection of a suitable interpolation method for predicting ore grade at un-
sampled location is a key factor to map the anomaly distribution and resources
estimation. Objective of this study is to apply and to assess the performance of the
inverse distance weighting (IDW) with manipulating exponent of one to five to
identify cobalt grade distribution and potential resources in laterite deposit. In this
study the ArcGIS 10.2 with Geostatistical Analyst Extensions was used in exploratory
data analysis. To choose the value of power with the best performance were used
statistic parameter of the root mean square error (RMSE) value which was obtained
from cross-validation procedure. The method with the smallest RMSE value was
chosen as the best performance. Result reveal that IDW power of 1 performed best for
cobalt grade while IDW power of 2 procedures gave the best result when applied to
limonite thickness. Cobalt distribution with grade separation of 0.1% reveal that the
areas with cobalt grade > 0.1%, as an anomaly area, distributed to the north and
narrowed in the southern part of the study area. Resource estimation indicated
15,956,776 ton of limonite ore with average grade of 0.12% Co or equivalent to
16,576.53 ton of Cobalt.
 29

Extraction of Lineament Density Analysis from ASTER

DEM for Determine the Vein Direction and Zone of the
Mineralized Alteration

Ignatius Adi Prabowo1, Raras Prabowo2

1 Lecturer in Department of Engineering, Geological Engineering
2 Student in Department of Engineering, Geological Engineering
Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta.
correspondent : adi.prabowo@sttnas.ac.id

Abstract - The research area is one area that has the potential for hydrothermal
mineralization in the form of altered rocks and quartz veins. The area of Pacitan
Regency which is located in the Mount Path of South Java, which in tectonic
conditions shows indications of valuable mineral deposits with volcanic intrusion
formed in Oligocene-Miocene. Magmatic rocks and lineament can be used as an early
indication of changes and mineralization. This study aims to identify the dominant
direction of vein surface and the presence of hydrothermal deposits using the
Lineament Density Analysis (LDA) method using software on a computer. Shade-
relief images created from the ASTER Digital Elevation Model (DEM) help identify
alignments in various reliefs and topography. This method can improve straightness in
various orientations by simulating topographic lighting in various light directions. The
lineament map analysis results that were extracted automatically and manually showed
that the direction was NW-SE, N-S, and NE-SW. The results of analysis of field data
samples indicate that the alignment direction NW-SE, N-S, and W-E. The LDA
application for identifiying about structure geology and can be used to accelerate
mineralization exploration or for other research purposes.
 30

Adoption of Omni-channel in Millennial Consumers

through Omni-Interaction

Djohan Gunawan 1, Tirta Nugraha Mursitama 2, Amalia E. Maulana 3, and

Mohammad Hamsal 4
1
Student of BINUS Business School - Doctor of Research in Management Jalan
K.H. Syahdan No.9, Kemanggisan, Palmerah, Jakarta 22480 Indonesia
2
Vice Rector Research and Technology Transfer, Bina Nusantara University Jalan
K.H. Syahdan No.9, Kemanggisan, Palmerah, Jakarta 22480 Indonesia
3
Lecturer of Magister Management Bina Nusantara University Jalan K.H. Syahdan
No.9, Kemanggisan, Palmerah, Jakarta 22480 Indonesia
4
Lecturer of Doctor of Research in Management, Bina Nusantara University Jalan
K.H. Syahdan No.9, Kemanggisan, Palmerah, Jakarta 22480 Indonesia
Email Address:
1
djohan_gh@yahoo.com (Djohan Gunawan)
2
tmursitama@binus.edu (Tirta Nugraha Mursitama)
3
amalia@etnomark.com (Amalia E. Maulana)
4
mhamsal@binus.edu (Mohammad Hamsal)

Abstract - The millennial constitute an important group of consumers. They are a

generation of young people, now large population, and their purchasing power is
making them an interactive target for consumer industries. On other hand, millennial
are distinguished by being users and consumers of technology. This technology has
transformed the retailing landscape from offline become online and now online offline
or omni-channel. An omni-channel strategy is a form of retailing that, by enabling real
interaction, allows consumers to interact online or offline across channel anywhere
and at any time, thereby providing them with a shopping experience that break down
the barriers between channel. This paper aims to exploring the factors that have online
or offline interaction during the shopping experience in the adoption of omni-channel
moderated by millennial behaviour. This research was tested with a sample of data
collected from a survey of millennial generation. The finding indicate that the key
determinants of omni-channel interaction has a significant impact on shopping
experience moderated by millennial purchase behaviour and omni-channel adoption
mediated by shopping experience. The results contribute to the literature by providing
a description of adoption omni-channel required understands customers and their
experiences, create comprehensive process of omni-channel retailing that makes it
easy for consumers and retailer.
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Failure probability of mining slope recommendation at

asphalt mine, Buton, South East Sulawesi

Bayurohman Pangacella Putra1 and Novandri Kusuma Wardhana1

1
Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta, Caturtunggal, Depok, Sleman,
D.I.Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Abstract. Ministerial Decree No 1827 K/30/MEM/208 states that mine geotechnics

should inclose mining slope’s probability of failure (PoF) value, beside safety factor
(SF), to express a degree stability. PoF tolerances are associated with the risk of
consequence when the slope failures. This regulation conforms with geological
uncertainty commonly encountered at asphalt mining industry. Overall asphalt mining
highwall that is constituted by layers of sedimentary rocks subject to variation of its
geotechnical parameters value. Required rock characteristics of Mohr-Coulomb’s
failure Criteria, i.e. cohesion and internal friction angle were statistically analysis to
map their probability distributions. Numerical analysis is then carried out to determine
slope’s PoF for several slope dips and then followed with correlation and regression
analysis. Correlation analysis indicates that PoF value rises as the slope dips steeper.
Regression analysis results that overall slope dip recommendations are 48°, 55°, and
62.5° for high, moderate, and low failure consequence respectively. Considering
mineable reserve conservation, steeper slope would not be recommended.
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Identification Of Regression Proccess Which Is

Reflecting To The Marine Hardground Layers Of
Nanggulan Fm. In Watupuru And Songgo Rivers, Kulon
Progo Mt., Yogyakarta

Siti Nuraini
Geological Programe of Institut Teknologi Nasional Yogyakarta
Jalan Babarsari No.1 Depok, Sleman, D.I.Yogyakarta, Indonesia
siti.nuraini@itny.ac.id

Abstract - A prominent of hardground layer was observed through the Nanggulan

beds in Watupuru, Songgo and Clumprit River. The hardground is characterized by a
lithified of sea-floor due to sea surface exposure (Wilson and Palmer, 1992; James &
Choquette, 1983). Basically, the hardground layer indicates a coarsening upward
succession of calcareous claystone where the coarser carbonate material or grains
concentrated to the uppermost of layer meanwhile the lower part tends to be decrease
in grain-size. This study will discuss the occurences of hardground layers as a best
evidence for regression event in Nanggulan time (Middle Eocene). By using internally
bedding character includes sedimentary texture (colourness, grain size, sorting, fabric,
roundess, grain type) and sedimentary structures by using three geological trajectories
(Watupuru, Songgo and Clumprit). Hardground layers in Watupuru exhibited bioclast
or grain supported of conglomerate limestone. An intenssively ferroan oxide cement
occurred among conglomeratic’s carbonate grains and or washed biosparite beds.
Burrowing or ichnofossil still preserved as well to the coarser part of hardground
layers. It indicates a shallowing de

positional environment or even more, an expossuring to the surface. However, shell

debris hardground (coquina) derived from broken pieces of Mollusc shells (gastropod,
bivalve, oysters etc.), embedded to micrite matrix. Coquina hardground appeared to be
associated with parallel and lenticular bedding in Watupuru and Clumprit. It suggests
may developed under influence of high energy which particularly related to sub-tidal
zone. The evidence of coarsening upward of Nanggulan hardground suggests a short
regression event might ever occurred during Middle Eocene age.