Proporsi Indeks Sosial-Ekonomi Dalam Penentuan Indeks Kepekaan Lingkungan (Socio-Economics Index Proportion for Measuring Environmental Sensitivity Index)

Abstract

Environmental sensitivity index (ESI) is an approach to value sensitivity degree of an area that probably impacted by an oil spill. This index will directive health and safety environment (HSE) to focus response to more sensitive area to be managed and mitigate by looking at an environmental sensitivity area mapping which resulted from measuring ESI. There are three components which defined the ESI value, such as Vulnerability Index (VI), Ecological Index (EI), and Socio-economic Index (SI). Due to the impact of oil spill relatively high for human being, then the socio-economic index would be defined higher proportion than other indices. This article will simulate how the SI weight impacting ESI criteria from the regular basis and the impact for scalar. It will give three options simulations to review the regular state.