Marine Coastal Suitability using Fuzzy Method

32 expert gave the highest score for physical layer of depth 50. It could be conducted that physical layer depth is the most influential than the other physical layers for pearl oyster cultivation. Calculation with simple additive weighting method results for two classes such as N class and S3 class. Figure 4-3 SAW method spatial interpolation of seaweed cultivation with point of sample The process interpolation of seaweed cultivation uses simple additive weighting formula figure 4-3. Figure 4-3 shows that the line across the coast yellow arrows, describes the existence of S3 marine suitability classes where are parallel with the mainland. This line is generated by spatial interpolation, which will connect the sample points yellow circle one to another of the same classes. So in fact, the line with S3 classes should not exist. The S3 classes should appear around the sample point.

4.4 Marine Coastal Suitability using Fuzzy Method

Based on overlay process in figure 3-6, each physical layer will be overlaid in 6 stages. Limitations and completeness of data on the map need to be examined prior to be processed to prepare the expected data, because if there is incomplete 33 data, the result from the initial process will be different and produce unsuitable marine coastal suitability of zoning. After overlay process phase is calculation in fuzzy set method. Most of the equations are used for semantic model 2 and model 3 as shown in figure 2-1, by using equation 2 and 3 in fuzzy set method. Seaweed cultivation of marine coastal suitability as described in table 2-1 will be converted into fuzzy set process as shown in table 4-2. Table 4-2. Evaluation criteria of fuzzy set model and membership functions MF parameter for seaweed cultivation Membership function parameter Marine coastal Characteristic model b1 b2 d1 d2 Weight Temperature 2 20 35 6 4 0.1 Salinity 2 12 36.1 16 0.1 0.1 pH 2 6.5 9 1 0.7 0.1 Bright 3 25 - 50 0.25 Dissolved oxygen 3 4 - 2 0.1 Depth 2 0.9 5.1 0.1 0.1 0.35 Figure 4-4. Fuzzy membership functions of each physical parameter for accessing marine coastal suitability for seaweed cultivation 34 The data in table 4-2 also shows definite weight for each physical parameter characteristics. Membership function for physical parameter, mostly uses equation semantic model 2 for physical parameters such as depth, temperature, salinity, and pH, and the others use equation membership function semantic model 3. The fuzzy set conversion into graph of marine coastal characteristic functions are shown in figure 4-4. Table 4-3. Evaluation criteria of fuzzy set model and membership functions MF parameter for pearl oyster cultivation Membership function parameter Marine coastal Characteristic type b1 b2 d1 d2 Weight Temperature 2 20 34 16 5 0.1 Salinity 2 20 40 17 6 0.1 pH 3 7 9 0.7 0.7 0.1 Bright 3 25 - 50 0.1 Dissolve oxygen 3 4 - 2 0.1 Depth 2 .0.9 36 0.1 25 0.5 Figure 4-5. Fuzzy membership functions of each physical parameter to access marine coastal suitability for pearl oyster cultivation 35 Pearl oyster cultivation of marine coastal suitability as described in table 2-2 will be converted into fuzzy set process as shown in table 4-3. a Seaweed Cultivation b Pearl oyster Cultivation Figure 4-6. Marine coastal suitability using fuzzy method 36 The data in table 4-3 also shows definite weight for each physical parameter characteristics. Membership functions for physical parameter mostly use equation semantic model 2 for physical parameters such as temperature, salinity, while for the others membership function of semantic model 3 is used. The fuzzy set conversion into graph is shown in figure 4-5. Spatial Analysis for Seaweed and Pearl Oyster Cultivation Seaweed cultivation by spatial polygon map of marine coastal suitability is indicated by spline interpolation, as shown in figure 4-6 a. The process after overlay phase is fuzzy set method figure 3-6 using simple visual basic program and the result of the polygon map is described in figure 4- 6a. Calculation using fuzzy set method produced three classes such as N class, S3 class, and S2 class. Pearl oyster cultivation by spatial interpolation of marine coastal suitability as shown in figure 4-6 b. The process after overlay phase is fuzzy set method figure 3-6 using simple visual basic program and the result polygon map as described in figure 4-6 b. Calculation with fuzzy set method produced two classes such S3, S2 class, and S1 class, in the same location. Figure 4-7 Fuzzy method spatial interpolation of seaweed cultivation with sample point 37 The process interpolation using fuzzy method for seaweed, will produce polygon map with results as presented figure 4-7. The existence of marine suitability S2 class is show by arrows crossing near the coast yellow arrows. The line with S2 classification is generated by spatial interpolation, which will be connected between the sample points black circle to another sample point with the same classification. So the fact, the line with S2 classification should be did not exist, and only S2 class around the sample point. 4.5. Comparative Evaluation 4.5.1 Seaweed Cultivation