Rice Production Projection Simulation for 2030-2062 Compared to Rice Production in 1980-2012 Using AquaCrop model in Banyuwangi, East Java
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Using daily climatic data period 1980- 2012 (33 years) of the Meteorological Station Banyuwangi, East Java, has developed the projected maximum temperature, minimum temperature and potential evapotranspiration (ETo) and rainfall over the next 50 years (2030- 2062) is based on a linear trend updates on historical period. Using historical climate data (1980-2012) and projected climate data (2030- 2062), carried out rice production simulations using AquaCrop model. Night time temperatures (minimum temperature) increased at a rate greater than the daytime temperature (maximum temperature). Projected maximum temperature in Banyuwangi in 2030-2062 in the range of 31.6 ° C - 32.2 ° C and the minimum temperature in the range of 24.8 ° C - 26.0 ° C. Evapotranspiration decreased 0.3 mm / day from 1497 mm / year in 1980 to 1390 mm / year in 2030 and 1320 mm / year in 2062. Assuming an increase in extreme rainfall by 30%, rainfall at the peak of the rainy season increases and precipitation at the peak of the dry season is reduced. Rice production in 2030-2062 is projected to increase every month throughout the year about 1 ton except when planting in April. Increased rainfall in the future, to extend the rice-planting season which was originally 9 months a year to 11 months
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