ANALYSIS OF EFFECTIVE RAINFALL INTENSITY AND WORKING RAINFALL FOR BASIC WARNING CRITERIA DEVELOPMENT ON LAHAR FLOW EVENT
Abstract: After the eruption
of Mount Merapi in October-November 2010, at least 140 million m3 volcanic
material piled on the back of Merapi and some flows shortly on and after the
eruption through the rivers that disgorge on peak of Merapi. To date, the
impact from the silting of the river and falling volcanic material from the top
of Merapi cause lahar flood which swept through areas far enough from the peak
of Merapi. Given the dangers and impact caused by the lahar flow, as well as
the limitations of existing data, the simplest method by perform rainfall data
analysis is expected to predict lahar flow events in Gendol river.
The analysis method performed by setting of standard rainfall for warning
and evacuation were used for prediction of sediment disasters based on
Guidelines for Development of Warning and Evacuation System Against sediment
Disasters in Developing Countries, published by the Ministry of Land,
Infrastructure and Transport, Infrastructure Development Institute - Japan,
namely: (1) specifies serial rain which total amount of rain ≥ 80 mm, (2)
Calculations on working rainfall (RW) and working antecedent rainfall (RWA),
(3) Calculation on effective rainfall (RE), effective time, and effective
rainfall intensity (IE), (4) Make a graph of effective rainfall intensity and
working rainfall, (5) Predict the potential for debris flow by calculating the
probability of debris flow occurrence on Gendol river.
The research results showed that the number of reviewed serial rain with
total value ≥ 80 mm is 9.28% of the whole serial rain, and 12.5% of them caused
lahar flow in Gendol River. Debris flow occurrence probability on total
rainfall amount of ≥ 80 mm that may occur on Gendol River amounted to 1.89%.
This value represents less possibility of debris flow in Gendol River, this is
due to the rain conditions in the Gendol Watershed different from the situation
in Japan as well as the limitations of the available data. It is recommended
for further research on the limitation of total rainfall in accordance with the
conditions in Gendol Watershed by considering other parameters becoming the
lahar flow controller factor. Further, it is necessary to perform the analysis
using rain catchment method by averaging rainfall values on each of serial
rain.
Author: Fitriyadi
Journal Code: jptsipilgg130035

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