Hydrological data is basic data in the design or planning of water structures. Hydrological data was taken from hydrological stations in the study area. In catchment area with a small number of stations, this will result in a greater error rate. Meanwhile, a large number of stations will of course incur large operational and maintenance costs. Therefore, rationalization studies are needed to obtain an effective and efficient stational network. This research was conducted on the West Semarang river system. In this research, data is needed, including rainfall stations and discharge or gauged stations data, and topographic data. The methods used are WMO, isohyet, stepwise and kagan. From the results of analysis it’s known that based on WMO method, the existing rainfall station network meets the criteria issued. The stepwise method analysis produces five rainfall stations that are effective and have an influenceon the Kalipancur watershed. An effective rainfall station network based on the Kagan method requires 18 stations with a distance between stations of 5.13 km. In isohyet method, it can be seen that isohyet using the IDW method is closer to field conditions. From the results of the multi-criteria analysis, it can be seen that the recommendation for the rainfall station network in West Semarang River System is to maintain 7 rainfall stations, recommending 7 rainfall stations for closed or relocated, as well as adding 12 new rainfall stations at points kagan still empty.
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