Geographic Information System of Ownership Productive Agricultural Land of The District Web-Based Pidie
Keywords:
Pidie District, QGIS, MySQL, PHP, HTML, Web, Agricultural Land, Oil PalmAbstract
This Geographic Information System is one of the means for conveying information, especially for information related to spatial (earth) data. Where there have been many current geographic information systems that have been developed by governments in many regions in Indonesia, for example for mapping the results of agricultural oil palm production in the Pidie district, namely in the form of visual mapping mapping. The majority of the people of Pidie District are subsistence farmers and 5 percent are oil palm farmers. This is because the type of soil in this area is very fertile and suitable for agriculture. The Geographic Information System (GIS) for mapping productive agricultural land for oil palm in Pidie district serves to display data on the distribution of productive land for oil palm agriculture, geological data for Pidie Regency, rainfall data, and sea level height data. So that with this GIS the community is able to get information on the mapping of productive oil palm agricultural land in Pidie Regency. With all these advantages, the provision of information about productive agricultural land from Pidie district will be very useful for the community and related agencies in terms of meeting information needs and in terms of making decisions. In making this system map, researchers use the QGIS application while for applications using a programming language. Html, PHP and Web-based Javascript, then the database system uses MySQL. The output of this research is to obtain a geographic information system for mapping productive oil palm agricultural land in Pidie district based on a website.
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