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Abstract The Katingan I tidal lowland irrigation area (DIR Katingan I) is a sensitive area to salinity changes. This study aims to identify and estimate the spatial distribution of salinity in DIR Katingan I. The method used in this study is field measurement for collecting tidal and salinity data in the Katingan River as well as in several locations of primary and secondary canals. The measured data at the upstream canal, Katingan River, and primary canal as boundary conditions and calibration for hydraulic and water quality simulations. The simulations used HEC-RAS software to estimate salinity spatial distribution under tidal conditions at primary and secondary canals. The results showed that the distribution of water salinity can reach lower primary canals. It is necessary to take anticipatory actions to reduce the salinity intrusion. To overcome the problem, alternative recommended solutions that can be done are sluice gates installation on the lower primary canal, right primary canal, and left primary canal about 1 to 3 km from the mouth of the primary canal. The prediction of salinity spatial distribution is expected to be a useful recommendation for water management in DIR Katingan I, and it is expected to increase agricultural productivity.
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