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June 10, 2026Journal of Spatial Science

Assessment land subsidence variation along the north coast of Java, Indonesia, base on Ina-CORS

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BYB. D. (Bambang) YuwonoDiponegoro UniversityMPM. R. (Muhammad) PratamaDiponegoro UniversityLSL M SabriDiponegoro University

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Overview

Randomized trial demonstrates variability in land subsidence rates in Java, indicating localized effects on stability.

Key Points

  • This study aims to quantify land subsidence along the northern coast of Java, Indonesia, to inform mitigation strategies.
  • Analyzed daily GNSS data from five Ina-CORS stations
  • Processed data using GAMIT/GLOBK software
  • Calculated subsidence rates over time
  • Semarang had the highest subsidence rate at −89.08 mm/yr
  • Pekalongan exhibited a subsidence rate of −78.84 mm/yr
  • Jepara and Rembang remained relatively stable, indicating localized influences.

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Yuwono et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a28fef66f82f25be989c08dhttps://doi.org/10.1080/14498596.2026.2680029
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