1.4 Organization of the Study
CHAPTER I Introduction, this chapter presents the background of research,
research questions, purpose and advantages of research, and systematic of writings.
CHAPTER II Study of Literature, this chapter presents a brief view of theoretical
literature and empirical studies related to the study, as well as previous research, critical framework, and hypothesis.
CHAPTER III Methodological framework, this chapter presents the research
variables, operational definition, sample, research source, methods of sample collection, and methods of analysis to answer the research
questions. CHAPTER IV
Result and discussion, this chapter presents the description of objects of research, data analysis which gives the estimation, discussion
which gives the interpretation and research result comprehensively. CHAPTER V
Closing, this chapter includes the conclusion of data analysis and discussion, as well as recommendation towards particular parties which
are related to this research..
CHAPTER II LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 Theoretical Backgrounds 2.1.1 Climate Change
According to the World Climate Conference 1979, weather is defined as a condition of atmosphere in a certain period of time, including the changing and
the disappearance of a phenomenon. Whereas Gibbs 1987 defines weather as a condition of atmosphere characterized by many parameters, including
temperature, pressure, wind, humidity, and several rain phenomenon, in an area in a short period of time minutes, hours, months, seasons, or years.
Climate is defined as a synthesis of events related to weather in a long period of time, which is statistically sufficient enough to show the difference
between one period to another BMKG. Gibbs 1987 defines climate as a statistical chance of a condition of atmosphere, including temperature, pressure,
wind, humidity, which occur in an area in a long period of time. Climate change is the change of conditions of earth‟s atmosphere,
including temperature and rainfall density which heavily impacts on many aspects of human lives Ministry of the Environment, 2001. These physical changes
happen in a long period of time. National Institute of Aeronautics and Space2002 defines climate change as the average change of one or more
elements of weather in an area and global climate change is defined as the change of climate of the earth. IPCC 2001 stated that climate change refers to the
average variations of an area‟s climate or to the variability which is statistically