Malaysian
Journal of Analytical Sciences Vol 19 no 5 (2015): 951 - 959
KAJIAN PENEROKAAN TANAH DAN
PERUBAHAN KUALITI AIR DI TANAH TINGGI LOJING, KELANTAN, MALAYSIA
(Land
Exploration Study and Water Quality Changes in Tanah Tinggi Lojing,
Kelantan, Malaysia)
Wan Adi Yusoff1*,
Mokhtar Jaafar1, Mohd Khairul Amri Kamarudin2,3, Mohd
Ekhwan Toriman1,2
1School of Social, Development and Environmental
Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities,
Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia, 43600 UKM Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
2East Coast Environmental Research Institute (ESERI)
3Faculty of Design Arts and Engineering Technology
Universiti
Sultan Zainal Abidin, Gong Badak Campus, 21300 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu,
Malaysia
*Corresponding author: wanadi.ukm@gmail.com
Received:
14 April 2015; Accepted: 19 July 2015
Abstrak
Aktiviti penerokaan tanah di kawasan
Tanah Tinggi tanpa mitigasi
dapat memberi impak besar terhadap kesihatan persekitaran di dalam lembangan
tersebut. Tanah Tinggi Lojing Gua Musang merupakan antara kawasan yang
dibangunkan bagi aktiviti pertanian komersil. Sungai Belatop merupakan antara
sungai yang terjejas dan memberi kesan terhadap bekalan sumber air penduduk
setempat. Kajian ini dijalankan bagi mengetahui perkaitan antara pembangunan
tanah dengan perubahan kualiti air sungai di Lembangan Sungai Belatop. Kajian
dijalankan berdasarkan analisis data daripada Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran
bermula dari Februari hingga Oktober 2012 secara berkala. Dapatan menunjukkan,
pembangunan tanah di kawasan Tanah Tinggi Lojing telah memberi kesan nagetif
kepada kualiti air di kawasan kajian. Dimana, nilai sedimen terampai (SS)
adalah tinggi dengan nilai 1161 mg/L, nilai Turbidity mencapai 991(NTU) dan
terus meningkat pada musim hujan kesan aliran permukaan yang menghakis
permukaan tanah tidak berkenopi. Kandungan Magnisium juga telah meningkat iaitu
0.66 mg/L kepada 1.38 mg/L. Kandungan magnisium yang tinggi terhasil daripada
penggunaan baja dalam aktiviti pertanian di kawasan kajian. Kandungan baja
kimia yang berlebihan menyebabkan kandungan nilai kalsium (Ca) di lapangan
bernilai 3.18 mg/L. Kandungan ferum dalam air juga telah melepasi 0.3 mg/L
iaitu Kelas IIA/B dan Kelas III berdasarkan IKA. Justeru itu, beberapa cadangan
dikemukan bagi mengurangkan masalah.
Kata
kunci: perubahan
gunatanah, muatan sedimen, pengurusan sumber air, Tanah Tinggi Lojing
Abstract
Land
exploration activities in the highlands areas without mitigation can give more
impact on the environment health in the river basin. Tanah Tinggi Lojing Gua
Musang is one of the commercial areas developed for agricultural activities. Sungai Belatop is one of the affected river at Tanah
Tinggi Lojing. This article was conducted to investigate the relationship of
land development and water quality changes in the Belatop river basin.The study
was conducted by analyzing data from the Department of Irrigation and Drainage
starts from February to October 2012. The results indicated the development of
land exploration activities in the Tanah Tinggi Lojing area has affected on
water quality parameters in the area. Where, the suspended sediment (SS) is
high with 1161 mg/L, turbidity value is 991 (NTU) and this parameters is
increasing on the rainy season impacted from surface erosion and surface runoff
at land is not covered. Magnisium content also has increased from 0.66 mg/L to
1.38 mg/L. The high content magnisium result is from fertilizers used in
agricultural activities in the study area. Chemical fertilizers content
excessive causes the contents of calcium (Ca) high (3.18 mg/L). Ferum content
in the water has also exceeded (0.3 mg/L) ware on Class IIA/B and Class III by
WQI. Therefore, some recommendations is proposed to reduce and solving this
problem.
Keywords: land use
changes, sediment load, water resource management, Tanah Tinggi Lojing
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