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I V .   R E S U L T   A N D   D I S C U S S I O N
4.1 Sea Level Prediction
4.1.1  Sea Level Prediction for 2010
The projection sea level of common climate condition SLCC in 2010 is:
2010
SLCC
= 0.292 m + 0.316 m + 1.40 m + 0.125 m = 2.13 m.
The projection sea level of extreme climate SLEC in 2010 is:
2010
SLEC
= 0.292 m + 0.714 m + 1.40 m + 0.125 m + 0.40 m = 2.93 m.
According  prediction  sea  level  in  2010,  the  prediction  inundation  level occurred  was  an  impact  of  sea  level  in  a  range  from  2.13  m  until  2.93  m.    The
difference  of  the  result  between  SLCC  and  SLEC,  were  influenced  by  climate condition  the  value  of  high  wave  and  sea  level  in  El  Nino  and  La  Nina  transition
period. The difference between SLCC and SLEC is about 0.8 m.
4.1.2  Flood Prediction for 2010
Figure 4.1 Inundation level of Tidal Flood in 2010 per Landuse Class
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100 200
300 400
500 600
0-10 10-50
50-100 Extremely Low
Very Low Low
Inundation level cm H
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Figure 4.1 shows prediction inundation of common condition in 2010, based on  calculation  of  SLCC  Sea  Level  in  Common  Condition,  which  has  been
classified into 3 inundation depth levels namely extremely low 0~10 cm, very low 10~50 cm, and low 50~100 cm. The inundated area in 2010; range approximately
between  0  to  4  km  from  the  coastline,  covered  some  area  in  Northern  and  Eastern Surabaya.
The inundation divided into three inundation classes level as shown in Table 4.1  and  Figure  4.2.  It  shows  several  inundation  levels  of  landuse  type  and  their
corresponding  area.  Total  inundated  area  in  2010  is  about  1048.4  hectares.  The residential is the most area which affected by flooding, approximately 963.3 hectares
are flooded.
Table 4.1: Prediction total flood area 2010 in three inundation level
0-10cm 10-50cm
50-100cm Extremely low
Very low Low
Building 36.581
28.580 19.920
Residential 256.012
528.128 179.194
Embankment unaffected
unaffected unaffected
Inundation Level Area Ha Landuse Type
Figure 4.2 Graph of Tidal Flood in 2010 Area per Inundation Level
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11,  12,  and  13  of  July  2010  at  9.45am  until  11.30am,  in  Jln.  Kebalen  wetan  sub- district  Pabean  Cantikan  in  Northern  of  Surabaya  with  elevation  about  1.7  m  asl
above  sea  level,  reached  about  0.3  –  0.35  m.  In  Krembangan  sub-district  with elevation about 1.4 m asl, the inundation reached about 0.6 m. While the tidal flood
occurred  on  22  December  2010  at  10.30pm  until  11.45pm,  the  inundation  of  tidal flood reached 0.6 m.
Field  survey  reported  that  inundation  was  occurred  mostly  in  Northern  and Eastern  part  of  Surabaya,  where  the  predominant  includes  are  residential  and
building  warehouse  area.  The  embankment  zone  is  unaffected  by  the  tidal  flood, because  according  interview  with  the  local  resident,  the  embankment  zone  will  be
flooding  when  the  tides  reach  about  3  meter  height  or  more.  Adaptability  of  local resident to the tidal flood in 2010, are performed constructing the small dam in front
of the door, raised house building, and made paving road Figure 4.3.
Figure 4.3 Field Survey in Pabean Cantikan sub-District 4.1.3  Sea Level Prediction for 2030
The projection sea level of common climate condition SLCC in 2030 is:
2030
SLCC
= 0.286 m + 0.316 m + 1.40 m + 0.544 m = 2.54 m.
The projection sea level of extreme climate SLEC in 2010 is:
2030
SLEC
= 0.286 m + 0.714 m + 1.40 m + 0.544 m + 0.40 m = 3.34 m.
Sea level projection in common climate condition for 2030 is about 2.5 m and 3.3 m in extreme climate.
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4.1.4  Flood Prediction for 2030