Background: Land use change is a significant phenomenon in the context of regional development. Jatinom District, as part of Klaten Regency, experienced a notable change in land use from 2015 to 2020. The aim is to identify patterns of land use change. Methods: This research method includes visual interpretation and digitization of GeoEye imagery, accuracy test, overlay, and field checking. The use of Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System (GIS) is key in spatial analysis of land use change in Jatinom District. Results: Land use change in Jatinom District predominantly occurs in the form of land conversion into settlements. Factors such as strategic location, land price, labor availability, and infrastructure support this change. In addition, there are also other changes in land use types, such as the growth of industrial and trade land. Conclusion: In the last five years, Jatinom District has experienced significant changes in land use, with the most notable growth occurring in residential land. Factors such as location, land price, and infrastructure are the main drivers of this change. This shows the importance of wise spatial planning in the face of dynamic regional development.
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