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February 5, 20260 citations

Assessment of the sensitivity of climate risk variables in opposed to climate hazards (study case: Pekalongan City)

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RRRaynaldi RachmatPPPerdinan PerdinanBDBambang Dwi Dasanto

Key Points

  • The research aims to assess climate risk in Pekalongan City by evaluating exposure, sensitivity, adaptive capacity, and vulnerability.
  • Used principal component analysis (PCA) to evaluate climate risk variables.
  • Conducted sensitivity analysis using a deficit index for each component.
  • Identified high-risk components affecting climate vulnerability in sub-districts.
  • Developed a climate risk index for effective communication of risks.
  • Northern Pekalongan sub-districts exhibit high climate risk, notably Krapyak and Bandengan.
  • Sensitivity analysis highlights key variables like distance to rivers and fisherman families affecting climate risk.
  • Krapyak sub-district identified as needing adaptation strategies addressing both high-weight and sensitive variables.
  • Recommendations include coastal protection and support for small-medium industries.

Abstract

This study focusses on assessing the climate risk in Pekalongan City by calculating the exposure, sensitivity, adaptive capacity, and vulnerability by incorporating Principal Component Analysis (PCA) then conceptualize it into climate risk concept by connecting it with their respective climate hazards consist of rainfall and tidal flood. The research aims to develop climate risk index while also identifying the most sensitive risk components to communicate appropriate interventions and adaptation strategies. Weighting of variables method conducted by using PCA and simple sensitivity analysis by using the deficit index of each component’s index gained from PCA weighted with the ones that gained from the same weighted. Results exhibit that Northern Pekalongan sub-districts are the one that having high climate risk index, especially sub-districts such as Krapyak and Bandengan, reaching climate risk index almost up to 1. Sensitivity analysis founds that variable including settlement distance to rivers, fisherman families, and clean and healthy behavior families, significantly affect climate risk certainly affect the climate risk levels in a certain sub-district. From the pilot simulation of communicating best adaptation strategies, Krapyak sub-districy should addressed high-weight variables, such as the distance of business districts from the coast and the number of small-medium industries, in addition to addressing the most sensitive variables. Adaptation suggestions such as coastal protection, expanding gender-sensitive resilience programs, and supporting small-medium industries with climate-resilient technologies should be implemented.

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Rachmat et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6984346ff1d9ada3c1fb286dhttps://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202517101020/pdf
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