Arora, Gurvinderpal Singh with Rizky Januar  "Modelling Land Use in Megacities under Deep Uncertainty: A Case of Jakarta (Best Poster Award Winner)", 2018 August 7 - 2018 August 9

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Modeling Land Use in Megacities under Deep Uncertainty: The

Case of Jakarta
‘Januar Gurvinderpal Singh Arora
TU Delft TU Delft
Jaffalaan 5, 2628BX Delft Jaffalaan 5, 2628BX Delft
rizkyjanuar@ student. tudelft.nl G.P.S.Arora@ student.tudelft.nl

Deep Uncertainty, Robust Decision Making, Dynamic Modeling, Socio-Economic
Development, Megacities

As the capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta’s population number keeps increasing; thanks to the city
contributes to a significant portion of economic activities of Indonesia. Accordingly, some trends can
be observed in Jakarta. Firstly, despite the trend of decreasing average house prices in Indonesia, the
average housing price in Jakarta kept increasing and remains the highest in Indonesia. Secondly, the
combination of land scarcity and increasing house price affects the accumulating growth of slum areas
which are built illegally in the non-private lands. Meanwhile, the need to develop more green spaces is
growing due to increasing transportation-induced pollution. Finally, as a city with highest money
circulation rate in Indonesia, it is necessary to consider the land use portion for improving the city
economic growth. Therefore, land use division can lead to policy dilemma with respect to economic
development, housing affordability, and environmental sustainability.

In this research, the focus is set on investigating land use allocation policy for improving urban
settlement indicators in Jakarta. An exploratory system dynamics (SD) model for 40-year time span
(year 2010-2050) is developed to analyze the development of urban land in Jakarta over time; addressing
the availability and affordability of settlements in Jakarta over time while considering plausibility of
land optimization for sustainable city growth with respect to the economy and environment.

The conceptual model for the study is shown in

stum population’ = Figure 1. Two of the feedbacks are reinforcing
a = ane Gs “Sy loops (R1 and R2), which are related to the growth
if 4, \ 2 NS of slum areas and public housing development.
| re mn uubenhowsing Also, negative feedbacks exist, which are
ier associated with multiple land requirements and

+ development
\bn) \e) Le / Se limited land availability.
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Seeley a fr Based on Figure 1, stock-flow model is developed
id 4 2) \ © population / Ba to inform the long-term condition of settlement,

( = \ 7 pet environment, and economic indicators over time;
ocean g#* waning demand given the current development plan and population
3 s growth rate. The result implies that the urban

Figure 1. Causal Loop Diagram settlement indicators may indeed face long-term

risks. This confirms the need for land use policies to consider fulfillment of these objectives, altogether
with the other relevant indicators.

co Er Fea NS

oon y Taking into account the
on uncertainties of
oe parameters defined in the

- model, vulnerability
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= no mo using Scenario Discovery
—e technique; which

identifies the subspaces of
uncertainties producing
i undesirable outcomes
cs : ? a — is throughout the time span.


For this, the model run is divided into two time periods: 2010 — 2030 and 2010 — 2050, with following
reason. This is to consider the possibilities to tailor the policies for short term period, i.e. until 2030,

while having the strategic policies in place for the entire study period. Also, it is argued this mechanism

can intrinsically reduce the required policy costs while

Tas Vaohiiy Key Uncataitig —Valeabiiy
‘sted ener ee maintaining the fulfillment to the objectives
a rsore ger. so: oo | Optimization. The result is shown in Figure 3. Given
‘ie SumPopulston -->20m0-sSesesum-eanvensen oos-oose | ifferent uncertain variables affecting the KPIs, this
aia. People wth no socono evageinngrtoncate oozs-cce | JUStifies the proposition of treating the policy
me eee fe hronenn ooo) implementation separately for the two time zones.
i Ta ee es Bee ae Table 1. Identified policy parameters based on the result in Figure 3
creen area teens 1035-008 Policy Parameters Levers
Conversion rate: High Rise Floor area ratio
aes iereeaty i eee Slum Revitalization ‘Slum area reconversion rate
Septsumropaiten some rumresnrenen 9-008 ‘Accelerated City Growth Green area reconversion rate
2010. Setlenents Steencan  Heeengi genesis: O01: nO6 Inflation Targeting Economic area reconversion rate
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Comerson ate factor
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Figure 3. Scenario Discovery result for two different model time spans purciase)

Aligned with the vulnerability investigation, policy levers specific to land use mechanism are identified
from literature review and interview; altogether with their associated parameter contexts. Table 1

specifies the result. Thereafter, using e-NSGA-II

algorithm, the time-based many- objective optimization
is analyzed. The analysis results in

bE +———._ | Pareto-optimal set of policy outcomes,
SS “== | which is shown in Figure 4. It is
assumed that all policies start post-
ass a0 = ce = | 2020, considering the nature of policy
JE testo ers planning phase.
t
Grow Proper sinncomeen J oe ae = This optimized policy set is then

Figure 4. Summary of the candidate ae set

exposed to the uncertainty analysis,

which shows that the Housing Affordability Rating and Urban Non-Residential Area still have higher

variation in the outcomes relative to the other K
still exists among the land use indicators.
Therefore, vulnerability analysis is once again
performed to identify other plausible measures
tackling these unintended outcomes. The result
in Figure 6 shows in the long term, even after
the different policy programs are combined, the
influx of the population into the city plays a key
role to aid the trade-offs.

All in all, two recommendations can be
provided. Firstly, no single policy can be seen

effective in handling the current situation in

Pls (Figure 5). This implies that trade-off nonetheless

Mv diu

Figure 5. Uncertainty analysis of model with the implemented policy set

Jakarta. Accordingly, the adaptive approach,

in which combination of policy measures is
implemented in phases, is recommended.
Secondly, given the implementation of the
integrated policies, trade-off nonetheless still
exists among the land use _ indicators.

KPI Vulnerability Key Uncertainties Vulnerability
Threshold Range
Housing Affordability Rating >7 average paymenttoincome 032-05
ratio for housing
legal Slum Population 320000 ‘Base Slum Reconversion Rate 0.01-0.0¢5
People with No Settlements 800000 Averegelmmigration rate 0.015 -0.06
Urban idential <5 rate 0029-006,
Green Area 6 Base Economic Area 0.027 -0.06

Conversion rate

Addressing the growing population influx to

Figure 6. Vulnerability analysis result of the policy set

Jakarta without hindering its socio-economic growth may provide sustainable remedy to the issue.


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The rapid urbanization and population increase in Jakarta, Indonesia have led to increasingly unsustainable growth dynamics in the previous years. An increased influx into the city has created a land shortage which influences the housing market, forcing people to arrange illegal living arrangements. A significant shift in multi-purpose land use planning and population management policies is, therefore, necessary to stabilize the growth of this megacity. In this paper, a System Dynamics model of Jakarta land allocation mechanisms is developed to identify policies for supporting sustainable socio-economic growth. Using the model, the impacts of the increasing population on land development and rising pressure on housing affordability level are highlighted, while accounting the leakage effects on slum development and other land uses. Being a complex issue with deeply uncertain future, different plausible future scenarios are explored with the model through Exploratory Modelling and Analysis and Adaptive Robust Design. The as-is model is initially run for 40-year time span to observe long-term trends without any policy interventions. The vulnerabilities associated with future scenarios are explored, and robust policy structures are designed. The policy implementations are then studied using Multi-Objective Robust Optimisation to identify set of most robust strategies for sustainable growth of Jakarta.
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