Data Availability Logical Framework

63 Figure 20 . Physical Model in ESRI Shape Format ESRI

4.5 Data Availability

Data availability is needed as an input of the system. Therefore during the research, the data capture questionnaire for industries were launched and distributed to several industries located in Upper Citarum River Basin via the Ministry of Environment Appendix 2, but up to now the data are still un-complete yet. As a solution, some secondary data in the regular report 2006 is used. This condition could occur, because many perceptions from the side of stakeholders express that there is a piling up of regular industrial wastewater raw data. Then the stakeholders are not sure whether the data can be processed without application system quickly. Therefore, within the IWMS, the stakeholders can make process and analysis of the data, respectively. The research refers at several data as input component from many sources, e.g.: 1 Digital Base map Bakosurtanal Scale 1 : 25.000 year 2002 2 Measurement Data of Industrial Pollution Load 2006 in Upper Citarum River Basin. 64 3 The Calculation of River Class using Storet Method: Citarum-Nanjung, Tanjungpura, Cijeruk, Sapan, Majalaya, Wangisagara, Bd. Curug, Bd. Walahar, Burujul, and Dayeuhkolot. 4 Industrial Compilation Data in Upper Citarum River Basin year 2006 5 The Decree of Minister of Environmental on Surface Water Analysis Method No. 372003. 6 The Decree of Minister of Environmental on Waste Water Quality Standard for Industrial Estates No. 31998. 7 Government regulation No. 822001 on Water Quality Management and Water Pollution Control. 8 Government regulation No. 201990 on Status of Water Quality Class. 9 The Decree of Minister of Environmental on Wastewater Quality Standard for Industrial Activities No. 231995. 10 The Decree of Minister of Environmental on The methods of Determining the Carrying Capacity of Water Pollution Load of Water Resources No. 1102003. 11 Some monitoring reports on industrial wastewater status regular, by industry

4.6 Logical Framework

The logical framework for this research can be explained by the following diagram Figure 21. The diagram is ideal approach for problem solving in the environmental management, especially related to river water quality and industrial waste water management. It is a complex system; therefore in this case, the system development is only a part of the whole system as shown in the diagram. According to that framework, the first step is a looking at the existing condition based on spatial information administration boundary, river networkstream, distribution of industry etc. for getting the data spatial and attribute, especially pollution data type and measurement. There are two kinds of measurements based on the location. First is ambient 65 data usually from the main river – unit in mgliters and secondly is outlet data effluent from the factory unit in mgliters or kgday. Especially for effluent data, there is a need of conversion formula from concentration form mgl, waste discharge lsecond to actual pollution load kgday. In data collection steps, ambient data is collected by the government and outlet data by the industry or government. They are collected for several times as a general commitment time series data. Both data can be plotted in the charts, and sometimes get result is different pattern. It means that, one of them have invalid data and need further verification and also inquiry in the field, because actually both data should have similar pattern . 66 Existing Condition Spatial Information: Administration Boundary, RiverStream, Industry DataInformation Profile of Industry Ambient: Concentration Time Series Outlet: Pollution Load Time Series Pollution: Type Measurement Line Curve Chart: Ambient Line Curve Chart: Effluent = Quality Standard? = Quality Standard? Fulfilled Tolerable Pollution Proper Prokasih: Blue Green No No Method Formulation Different Pattern? Data is Valid Verification, Monitoring Control Yes No Recommended River Segment for Wastewater Disposal Where? Kind of Industry? How many? Restricted Area of River Segment Monitoring Control: - Compliance - Law Enforcement - Water Treatment Plan - Cleaner Production - Improving of Technology Unfulfilled Ranking Program Grading by Proper Prokasih: Black or Red Recommendation: The Water BodyStream River should be Protected Fuzzy Logic Bad Fair Mapping Reporting General River Programs: - Clean River - Conservation - River Normalization - Law Enforcement - Industrial Monitoring Control Program Unfulfilled Fitting the River Class by CriteriaRegulation River Class: A, B, C, D ? Yes Yes IWMS-System Industrial Wastewater Monitoring Support System C D A B Condition Good Accept Figure 21. Logical Framework of IWMS 67 In the next steps, the pollution data can be calculated by a certain method and formulation before comparing to the quality standard Government Regulation: Ministry Degree. If the data ambient and outlet is less than quality standard, it means that the environment still has tolerable pollution level in the Ranking terminology: Blue Green grade. Otherwise, outlet data have black or red grade industrial pollution indicators and from ambient data the impact to environment would be determined. Starting from this condition, the monitoring and control activities can be created, such as law and enforcement, compliance, installation of water treatment plan, cleaner production implementation, improving processing technology and so on. On the other hand, the government has the capability also for fitting the river class A, B, C, etc. according to capacity of the river within the certain criteriaregulation. In this research, if the condition of the river is still good accepted by stakeholders, it means that the river segment can receive the industrial wastewater disposal. If the result is fair then some criteria and regulations are needed. It should be carefully related to wastewater disposal where, type of industry and importance. If the condition of the river is bad, the government should provide with some protection programs. It’s a really monitoring function by the government and the final goal of this research. Generally, the government needs a high quality spatial information to support their planning, especially to monitor the industry and also the environmental protection program.

4.7 Capabilities of the System Prototype