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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)
This volume consists of 5 articles authored by 34 authors affiliated with 3 universities in Indonesia, namely National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), Universitas Negeri Padang, and Bandung Institute of Technology.
Articles
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COMPARISON OF ROCK COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH TEST VALUES ANALYSIS USING UNIAXIAL COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH AND SCHMIDT HAMMER ANALYSIS ON IGNEOUS ROCKS OF THE LEMBANG FAULT. BANDUNG – INDONESIA
The Uniaxial Compressive Strength Test (UCS) is a commonly used laboratory test to obtain rock compressive strength values. UCS requires sample preparation with certain criteria that must be met to obtain accurate data. Using tools with large dimensions...19 views 10 downloads -
GIS-BASED ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE IN A UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
Environmental noise, driven by intensive academic activities and vehicular traffic at the Air Tawar Campus of Universitas Negeri Padang, poses significant risks to comfort, concentration, and health, necessitating spatial assessment to support effective...14 views 7 downloads -
SUSTAINABLE MINING AND QUARRYING IN THE GAMBIA: ENHANCING RESOURCE EFFICIENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESILIENCE A CASE STUDY OF BULLOCK QUARRY
The growing demand for construction materials in The Gambia has increased the importance of quarrying activities, while simultaneously raising concerns about their environmental and social impacts. This study examines sustainable mining and quarrying...18 views 10 downloads -
SPATIAL EXPOSURE OVER CYCLONE INTENSITY: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TROPICAL CYCLONE-TRIGGERED LANDSLIDES IN INDONESIA
Indonesia is conventionally regarded as lying outside the active tropical cyclone belt due to its equatorial position and the negligible Coriolis force near the equator. Yet historical records show that tropical cyclones have repeatedly affected Indonesian...12 views 5 downloads -
ASSESSMENT OF BLAST-INDUCED GROUND VIBRATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR FINAL HIGHWALL STABILITY IN AN OPEN-PIT COAL MINE
Blast-induced ground vibration is a major geotechnical concern in open-pit coal mining, particularly where repeated production blasting occurs near final pit slopes. Although peak particle velocity (PPV) is widely used to evaluate vibration intensity, its...17 views 12 downloads
