I Komang Astina
Biographic Data
| ID | 4969875 |
|---|---|
| NAME | I Komang Astina |
| GIVEN NAMES | I Komang |
| FAMILY NAME | Astina |
| SIGNATURE | ASTINA I K |
| AFFILIATIONS | State University of Malang |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6107-2652 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Determinants of agricultural household poverty in agroecological zones: Highlands vs. lowlands in East Java
There are notable differences in poverty between the lowland and highland agroecological zones in East Javan agricultural households. Geographic isolation, land fragmentation, and unequal access to infrastructure and technology all play a role in worsening poverty. This study uses raw data from the 2023 Agricultural Census and applies binary logistic regression to explore what factors contribute to poverty among farming households. The results sh…
Watukarung Beach Development Strategy to Support the Gunungsewu Pacitan Global Geopark, East Java
This research was conducted to evaluate the physical and social potentials of Watukarung Beach, Pacitan, and further formulate a sustainable tourism development strategy within the framework of supporting the Gunungsewu Global Geopark. The methodological design applies a mixed method approach that integrates quantitative assessment through the Tourism Suitability Index and quantitative SWOT analysis, combined with a qualitative approach through i…
The Madurese tribe’s indigenous knowledge in environmental preservation on Gili Ketapang Island, Indonesia
Unveiling the mystic sense of place and ocean literacy: The role of the Torosiaje community in championing marine sustainability in Tomini Bay, Indonesia
A limited understanding of ocean sustainability hinders the active role of communities in the conservation and preservation of marine ecosystems. This study applies the concepts of sense of place (SOP) and ocean literacy (OL) to explore the mystical experience of the Torosiaje community in ocean sustainability. Data were collected through in-depth interviews with selected participants and analysed using the Moustakas phenomenological model. The r…
Quality and Carrying Capacity of Klayar Coastal Beach to Enhance Sustainable Management in Global Geopark Gunung Sewu, Indonesia
Klayar Beach, a key site within Indonesia's Gunung Sewu UNESCO Global Geopark, faces growing tourism pressures threatening its ecological integrity. This study evaluates sustainable visitation thresholds by integrating carryin g capacity analysis with beach quality assessment, addressing critical gaps in coastal geopark management literature. Using a descriptive-quantitative method, the study integrates beach carrying capacity analysis, including…
Assessing the Socio-Ecological Feasibility of Dam Construction Projects on Critical Lands: A Study on the Analysis of the Benefits and Design Concept of Riverscape as a Tourist Destination
The construction of dams on critical lands presents a strategic solution to water scarcity, agricultural degradation, and land productivity decline. However, such infrastructure projects often trigger adverse socio-ecological impacts, including forced displacement, cultural disruption, and ecosystem imbalances. In response, there is growing interest in integrating riverscapebased tourism concepts into dam projects to enhance environmental sustain…
The Implementation of the Mappalili Ceremony as Cultural Tourism in Supporting the Maros-Pangkep Global Geopark, Indonesia
The Mappalili Ceremony is a traditional ritual practiced by the Bugis and Makassar Tribes, known for its unique attributes and deeply rooted among the locals of Pangkep Regency. The qualities and geographical conditions of the Pangkep Regency area have a significant impact on the way that humans or the community engage with nature, leading to the majority of the community in Pangkep Regency engaging as farmers. The Mappalili Ceremony serves as a …
Mappalili Ceremony in Supporting Unesco Version of Cultural Tourism in Maros- Pangkep Geopark
Traditional ceremonies are one of the cultural representations that are passed down from generation to generation. The public's interest in traditional ceremonies has declined over time, especially for the younger generation. As part of the MarosPangkep Geopark, it needs special attention by UNESCO's vision and mission. This study aims to: (1). Know the difference of Mappalili Ceremony as cultural tourism in the perspective of Arajang and Balla K…
The Environmental Conservation Value of Tengger Tribe’s Traditional Ceremony in Supporting the Mount Bromo Tourism Area
This research aimed to determine the environmental conservation value of the Tengger tribe's traditional ceremony in supporting the Mount Bromo tourism area. This research applied a qualitative ethnographic approach in Sukapura District, Indonesia. The data was collected through in-depth interviews, non-participatory observations, and documentation, then analyzed using six steps of a qualitative approach. The pujan kasanga, pujan kasada, and unan…
Effectiveness of learning materials implementation for spatial thinking ability in geographic information systems (GIS) course
Geography education is realized in learning that combines the study of physical and human geography in a spatial context. GIS Learning in universities is directed to be able to equip students in the use of spatial information which must be accompanied by the ability to manage it cognitively. This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of Spatial Thinking Ability learning materials development. The model used in this research and development stud…
The Management of Bangsring Underwater as Conservation - Based Ecotourism for International Tourism Destination
Bangsring Underwater site has high potential of ecotourism attraction for international tourists. The purpose of this study was to determine 1) the potential of Bangsring Underwater ecotourism based on attractions, accessibility, amenities, and 2) Bangsring underwater management as conservation-based ecotourism for the international tourist destination. The research design used qualitative descriptive methods. The primary data were obtained from …
Ecotourism Management Based on Local Wisdom for Optimizing the Function of Cave Water Resources as a Prevention of Floods and Droughts in Wakatobi Regency, Indonesia
The basis of local wisdom is an effort to preserve the environment in line with the main goal of developing ecotourism. Successful ecotourism management can optimize the function of the existence of natural resources. The purpose of this study was to examine the local wisdom of the community in ecotourism management to optimize the function of cave water as a prevention of flooding and drought in urban strategic areas. The research method uses de…
Traditional Value of Using Cave Water for Sustainable Ecotourism in Wakatobi Regency, Indonesia
Traditional beliefs based on religion have served as a direction for people's lives in interpreting life. Life guidelines received from good education might represent wise methods of dealing with nature. This study aimed: (1) to examine the tradition of using cave water in the Mandati and Wanci tribes, (2) to examine the traditional value and meaning to develop sustainable ecotourism. The research used a qualitative descriptive method with an eth…
The Traditional Ceremonies of Tengger Tribe as a Sustainable Tourism Object in Indonesia
Traditional ceremonies are one of cultural representation that is passed from generations. The public interest in traditional ceremonies was decreased by the time, especially for the younger generation. This study aimed to describe traditional ceremony activities in the Tengger tribe as sustainable tourism objects. The research method is descriptive qualitative using field survey. Data is collected through literature review, observation, and inte…
Tourism in Coastal Areas: Its Implication to Improve Economic and Culture Acculturation (Case Study in Goa China Beach, Malang)
The study aimed to determine: (1) tourism carrying capacity development in Goa China Beach (2) opportunities and challenges in developing Goa China (China Cave) Beach to improve the community's economy (3) cultural acculturation in communities around the coast of Goa China. Survey was use as main data collecting method in this research, followed by interview,observation and documentation. The results indicated that the beach carrying capacity is …
Social-Economic Adaptation Strategies of Bajo Mola Fishers in Wakatobi National Park
Considering the fulfillment of coastal communities' needs and welfare must be prioritized by the Wakatobi National Park management. The study aimed to describe the social adaptation of Bajo Mola community in the Wakatobi National area. The research method used descriptive qualitative with data collection through observation, in-depth interviews, documentation and literature review and analysed using triangulation models. The results showed Bajo M…
Sustainable Marine Ecotourism Management: A Case of Marine Resource Conservation Based on Local Wisdom of Bajo Mola Community in Wakatobi National Park
Wakatobi National Park has much tourism potential, so management and protection are needed to maintain its su stainabilit. The purpose of this study was to review local wisdom of Bajo Mola community to manage sustainable marine ecotourism in the Wakatobi National Park Area. This study used descriptive qualitative method. The data was collected through observation, in-depth interviews, documentation and literature review then analyzed using the tr…
The Dinamics of Access on Tourism Development in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
Tourism is one of the sectors encouraged by the Indonesian government to increase economic growth. one of the efforts made is to establish Labuan Bajo as a national tourism strategic area. This study aims to explain the dynamics of access contested by some actors in tourism governance in Labuan Bajo. A qualitative approach was employed in this study. Data were gathered through interviews, focus group discussion, and document analysis. The results…
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Social-Economic Adaptation Strategies of Bajo Mola Fishers in Wakatobi National Park
Considering the fulfillment of coastal communities' needs and welfare must be prioritized by the Wakatobi National Park management. The study aimed to describe the social adaptation of Bajo Mola community in the Wakatobi National area. The research method used descriptive qualitative with data collection through observation, in-depth interviews, documentation and literature review and analysed using triangulation models. The results showed Bajo M…
Sustainable Marine Ecotourism Management: A Case of Marine Resource Conservation Based on Local Wisdom of Bajo Mola Community in Wakatobi National Park
Wakatobi National Park has much tourism potential, so management and protection are needed to maintain its su stainabilit. The purpose of this study was to review local wisdom of Bajo Mola community to manage sustainable marine ecotourism in the Wakatobi National Park Area. This study used descriptive qualitative method. The data was collected through observation, in-depth interviews, documentation and literature review then analyzed using the tr…
The Dinamics of Access on Tourism Development in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
Tourism is one of the sectors encouraged by the Indonesian government to increase economic growth. one of the efforts made is to establish Labuan Bajo as a national tourism strategic area. This study aims to explain the dynamics of access contested by some actors in tourism governance in Labuan Bajo. A qualitative approach was employed in this study. Data were gathered through interviews, focus group discussion, and document analysis. The results…
The Traditional Ceremonies of Tengger Tribe as a Sustainable Tourism Object in Indonesia
Traditional ceremonies are one of cultural representation that is passed from generations. The public interest in traditional ceremonies was decreased by the time, especially for the younger generation. This study aimed to describe traditional ceremony activities in the Tengger tribe as sustainable tourism objects. The research method is descriptive qualitative using field survey. Data is collected through literature review, observation, and inte…
Tourism in Coastal Areas: Its Implication to Improve Economic and Culture Acculturation (Case Study in Goa China Beach, Malang)
The study aimed to determine: (1) tourism carrying capacity development in Goa China Beach (2) opportunities and challenges in developing Goa China (China Cave) Beach to improve the community's economy (3) cultural acculturation in communities around the coast of Goa China. Survey was use as main data collecting method in this research, followed by interview,observation and documentation. The results indicated that the beach carrying capacity is …
Effectiveness of learning materials implementation for spatial thinking ability in geographic information systems (GIS) course
Geography education is realized in learning that combines the study of physical and human geography in a spatial context. GIS Learning in universities is directed to be able to equip students in the use of spatial information which must be accompanied by the ability to manage it cognitively. This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of Spatial Thinking Ability learning materials development. The model used in this research and development stud…
The Management of Bangsring Underwater as Conservation - Based Ecotourism for International Tourism Destination
Bangsring Underwater site has high potential of ecotourism attraction for international tourists. The purpose of this study was to determine 1) the potential of Bangsring Underwater ecotourism based on attractions, accessibility, amenities, and 2) Bangsring underwater management as conservation-based ecotourism for the international tourist destination. The research design used qualitative descriptive methods. The primary data were obtained from …
Ecotourism Management Based on Local Wisdom for Optimizing the Function of Cave Water Resources as a Prevention of Floods and Droughts in Wakatobi Regency, Indonesia
The basis of local wisdom is an effort to preserve the environment in line with the main goal of developing ecotourism. Successful ecotourism management can optimize the function of the existence of natural resources. The purpose of this study was to examine the local wisdom of the community in ecotourism management to optimize the function of cave water as a prevention of flooding and drought in urban strategic areas. The research method uses de…
Traditional Value of Using Cave Water for Sustainable Ecotourism in Wakatobi Regency, Indonesia
Traditional beliefs based on religion have served as a direction for people's lives in interpreting life. Life guidelines received from good education might represent wise methods of dealing with nature. This study aimed: (1) to examine the tradition of using cave water in the Mandati and Wanci tribes, (2) to examine the traditional value and meaning to develop sustainable ecotourism. The research used a qualitative descriptive method with an eth…
The Environmental Conservation Value of Tengger Tribe’s Traditional Ceremony in Supporting the Mount Bromo Tourism Area
This research aimed to determine the environmental conservation value of the Tengger tribe's traditional ceremony in supporting the Mount Bromo tourism area. This research applied a qualitative ethnographic approach in Sukapura District, Indonesia. The data was collected through in-depth interviews, non-participatory observations, and documentation, then analyzed using six steps of a qualitative approach. The pujan kasanga, pujan kasada, and unan…
The Implementation of the Mappalili Ceremony as Cultural Tourism in Supporting the Maros-Pangkep Global Geopark, Indonesia
The Mappalili Ceremony is a traditional ritual practiced by the Bugis and Makassar Tribes, known for its unique attributes and deeply rooted among the locals of Pangkep Regency. The qualities and geographical conditions of the Pangkep Regency area have a significant impact on the way that humans or the community engage with nature, leading to the majority of the community in Pangkep Regency engaging as farmers. The Mappalili Ceremony serves as a …
Mappalili Ceremony in Supporting Unesco Version of Cultural Tourism in Maros- Pangkep Geopark
Traditional ceremonies are one of the cultural representations that are passed down from generation to generation. The public's interest in traditional ceremonies has declined over time, especially for the younger generation. As part of the MarosPangkep Geopark, it needs special attention by UNESCO's vision and mission. This study aims to: (1). Know the difference of Mappalili Ceremony as cultural tourism in the perspective of Arajang and Balla K…
Unveiling the mystic sense of place and ocean literacy: The role of the Torosiaje community in championing marine sustainability in Tomini Bay, Indonesia
A limited understanding of ocean sustainability hinders the active role of communities in the conservation and preservation of marine ecosystems. This study applies the concepts of sense of place (SOP) and ocean literacy (OL) to explore the mystical experience of the Torosiaje community in ocean sustainability. Data were collected through in-depth interviews with selected participants and analysed using the Moustakas phenomenological model. The r…
Quality and Carrying Capacity of Klayar Coastal Beach to Enhance Sustainable Management in Global Geopark Gunung Sewu, Indonesia
Klayar Beach, a key site within Indonesia's Gunung Sewu UNESCO Global Geopark, faces growing tourism pressures threatening its ecological integrity. This study evaluates sustainable visitation thresholds by integrating carryin g capacity analysis with beach quality assessment, addressing critical gaps in coastal geopark management literature. Using a descriptive-quantitative method, the study integrates beach carrying capacity analysis, including…
Assessing the Socio-Ecological Feasibility of Dam Construction Projects on Critical Lands: A Study on the Analysis of the Benefits and Design Concept of Riverscape as a Tourist Destination
The construction of dams on critical lands presents a strategic solution to water scarcity, agricultural degradation, and land productivity decline. However, such infrastructure projects often trigger adverse socio-ecological impacts, including forced displacement, cultural disruption, and ecosystem imbalances. In response, there is growing interest in integrating riverscapebased tourism concepts into dam projects to enhance environmental sustain…
Determinants of agricultural household poverty in agroecological zones: Highlands vs. lowlands in East Java
There are notable differences in poverty between the lowland and highland agroecological zones in East Javan agricultural households. Geographic isolation, land fragmentation, and unequal access to infrastructure and technology all play a role in worsening poverty. This study uses raw data from the 2023 Agricultural Census and applies binary logistic regression to explore what factors contribute to poverty among farming households. The results sh…
Watukarung Beach Development Strategy to Support the Gunungsewu Pacitan Global Geopark, East Java
This research was conducted to evaluate the physical and social potentials of Watukarung Beach, Pacitan, and further formulate a sustainable tourism development strategy within the framework of supporting the Gunungsewu Global Geopark. The methodological design applies a mixed method approach that integrates quantitative assessment through the Tourism Suitability Index and quantitative SWOT analysis, combined with a qualitative approach through i…
The Madurese tribe’s indigenous knowledge in environmental preservation on Gili Ketapang Island, Indonesia
Geography (14 works) · Tourism (14 works) · Archaeology (12 works) · Community-based Tourism Development and Sustainability (12 works) · Coastal Management and Development (8 works) · Business (6 works) · Environmental resource management (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Ecotourism (5 works)