Andi Rivaldy Parampasi, Dr. Ir. Sukiman Nurdin, ST., M.Sc, Dr. Ir. Astri Rahayu, ST., MT.
ABSTRACT: On September 28, 2018, an earthquake shook the Palu–Sigi–Donggala (Pasigala) region, causing extensive structural damage and triggering liquefaction in several areas, including irrigated rice fields. Liquefaction is a process in which non-cohesive soils change from solid to liquid behavior due to increased air and pore water pressure. This study aims to determine the post-earthquake liquefaction potential in the Gumbasa irrigation paddy field area and to evaluate changes in soil infiltration behavior caused by altered soil characteristics. Liquefaction potential was analyzed based on soil grain characteristics and liquefaction safety factors, while hydraulic conductivity was evaluated using the Horton method. Field and laboratory investigations show that Petobo–Jono-Oge, Sibowo–Sidondo, and Sidera Villages have the lowest changes in hydraulic conductivity and are underlain by clayey soils with dense conditions, resulting in no significant liquefaction potential. In contrast, Pandere–West Sibalaya and Maranata Villages exhibit high hydraulic conductivity with sandy soils of low density, indicating a significant liquefaction potential and higher vulnerability under future seismic loading.
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