Figure 4.

The circular causal diagrams (causal loop) of wetland conversion control system Based on Figure circular causal diagrams (causal loops) note that economic growth, improving the agricultural sector of economic activity, ease labor, low unemployment and the poverty level will have positive impact on wetland presence in Bandung Regency. Meanwhile, population growth due to population birth rate and high emigration rate, as well as increased space requirements to the facilities and infrastructure will impact on the availability of space due to the conversion of open space (agricultural land and forest areas) for the procurement activities of the facilities and infrastructure. Table 2. Scenarios and combinations of factors condition Scenario 1 1C/2C/3C/4B/5 B/6C Government Aid Increase / Spatial Clarity has improved in the preparation Agricultural Extension improved in its formulation/ Application of Rule remains / data base of paddy field Resources remains/ controlled landfill Scenario 2 1B/2B/3B/4B/5C/6B Government aid has not changed / Spatial Clarity remains / Agricultural extension remains / Application of Regulations remains / data base of paddy field Resources increases in its management / landfill management remains Scenario 3 1A/2A/3B/4A/5C/6A Government aid is reduced / Spatial Clarity not so good / Agricultural extension remains / application of regulations is incosistent/ data base of paddy field Resources increases its management / uncontrolled landfill Environmental quality will decrease from 2005 until 2010, where along with the amount of garbage and waste is increasing. But in 2010 there was a big improvement of environmental quality, but then gradually declined again in subsequent years. The picture is

the quality of the environment in 2002 that is equal to 43%, whereas in the year 2010 is expected to decrease to 42% (scenario 1), 41% (scenario 2) or 38% (scenario 3) and in 2030 could reach 40% (scenario 1), 38% (scenario 2) or 35% (scenario 3). An increasing number of population in line with workforce succession of 4,923,160 and 3,229,593 people in 2010 (scenario 1, 2 and 3). The estimated increase in the number that would occur in 2030 amounted to 8,394,252 and 5,506,629 people (scenario 1), 8,830,712 and 5,792,947 people (scenario 2) and 9,288,675 and 6,093,370 people (scenario 3). In 2010 this increase has a negative impact on the number of unemployed amounted to 1,418,429 people (scenario 1), 1,334,150 people (scenarios 2 and 3), but there were trends that continue to decline in number of farmer amounted to 337,116 people (scenario 1) , 421 394 people (scenarios 2 and 3). Estimated number of unemployed farmers and workers who can be simulated based on a scenario in 2030 is 2,223,724 people and 177,680 people, scenario 2 in 2030 was 2,467,750 people and 14,865 people, and in scenario 3 is 2,561,133 people and 6695 people . Change the value of the percentage of economic growth can be seen from the data in 2010 and 2030 in each of the following sectors: agriculture 15% to 35% (scenario 1), 10% to 9% (scenario 2) and 6% to 2% (scenario 3), and the mining industry by 55% to 42% (scenario 1), 59% to 57% (scenario 2) and 62% to 65% (scenario 3), service by 9% to 8% (scenario 1), 10% to 11% (scenario 2) and 8% to 6% (scenario 3) and buildings by 21% to 16% (scenario 1), 22% to 23% (scenario 2) and 23% to 27% (scenario 3 ). Increased percentage of economic growth in the agricultural sector and services caused by the management of important factors that exist, so as to minimize changes in wetland conversion. Percentage use of spatial experience in Bandung Regency conversion of land from the years 2010 to 2030 the settlement of 12% to 21% (scenario 1), 12% to 25% (scenario 2), and 12% to 29% (scenario 3), rice by 7% to 4% (scenario 1), 7% to 0.2% and 0.1% (scenario 2 and 3), the forest by 23% to 13% (scenario 1), 23% to 11% (scenario 2) and 23% to 9% (scenario 3), and the mining industry by 2% to 10% (scenario 1), 2% to 16% (scenario 2), and 2% to 35% (scenario 3), whereas TPA of 0.04% to 0.06% (scenario 1), 0.04% to 0.06% (scenario 2) and 0.04% to 0.07% (scenario 3). Based on this can be seen that the value of environmental damage in the form of intangible value to the existing condition increased to Rp. 509.601.921.812, with the demand for rice in the local area to be 1,228,794 tons, and increase local temperatures near 1 C.

Figure 58. Simulation model based on the spatial extents (a) Existing, (b) Scenario 1; (c) Scenario 2, (d) Scenario 3 The validation process aims to assess the objectivity of a scientific work, because the objective scientific knowledge is must obey facts. Based on the model validation test is known that the structure of the model constructed is valid theoretically. The test results show that the control of wetland conversion model, for sub-model environment has a value of Mean Absolute Error (AME) deviates 0.2659% for trash and 0.2659% for waste and waste Variation Absolute Error (AVE) deviates by 8.8077% for trashand 8.7817% for waste from the actual data. In Sub social model has a value of Mean Absolute Error (AME) deviates 0.2659% for population and 0.0150% for farmers and Variation Absolute Error (AVE) deviates by 8.8077% for the population and 1.5603% for farmer from the actual data. For Sub-economic model has a value of Mean Absolute Error (AME) deviates 0.0222% for agriculture, 0.0039% for industry and mining, 0.0070% and 0.2237% for services for buildings and Variation Absolute Error (AVE) deviate 0.3433% for agriculture, 0.0502% for industry and mining, 0.0176% and 2.1438% for services for the building of the actual data. For Sub-economic model has a value of Mean Absolute Error (AME) deviates 0.0722% for wet land, 0.5457% for residential adn industrial and 0.2246% for the mining and 0.6311% for forest and Variation Absolute Error (AVE) deviate 0.3383% for wet land, 9.5310% for residential and industrial, 1.3125% for the mining and 8.0404% for forest from the actual data. Deviation limit of approximately <10%, based on these test results can be concluded

that wetland conversion control model capable of simulating the changes that occur in Bandung Regency. Control of wetland conversion in Bandung Regency to do with strategy "scenario 1" that need to be supported by some of the policies as follows: 1) Increased government aid to farmers who still retain his wetlands form of SAPRODI subsidies, ease of marketing, market information, access to financing, and protection of the minimum market price; 2) study the spatial structure tailored to the needs of relevant stakeholders, so it can be set in the form of wetland zoning ordinance; 3) Control over the implementation of wetland conversion regulations and affirmative action and legal sanctions for for who violate these regulations; 4 ) Improved agricultural extension by door to door for farmers' groups, particularly on wetland conversion rules with all its consequences; 5) Improved data collection systems wetland conversion, especially those used as homes, inheritance, etc., which normally never reported ; 6) Central Power Plant Waste (PLTS) can be realized.

CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION 4.1. Conclusion a. Farmer behavior towards wet land conversion influenced by the development of industrial zones, urging the necessities of life and high land prices b. Development dimensions of MDS analysis results in a row: technology (just continuous), social (just continuous), ecology (less sustainable), economic (less sustainable), and legal and institutional (less sustainable). The test results statistics: Rap-SIBERLAWA method is good enough to know the functions of the sustainability of rice paddy in the area quickly. c Important factor in the control of wetland conversion in Bandung Regency in the future: 1) the government aid; 2) spatial clarity; 3) application of the law; 4) agricultural extension; 5) data base of wet land resources, and 6) landfill management.

d. The results of simulation models of wetland conversion shows the possibility of percentage of land use in Bandung Regency in the year 2010 are: forests, residential, wetlands, industry and mining, landfill, whereas in 2030 the percentage of its use are: residential, industrial and mining, forest, wetlands and landfill. e. Control of wetland conversion in Bandung Regency with its strategy "scenario 1" are supported: 1 Increased government aid to farmers who still retain his wetlands form of SAPRODI subsidies, marketing facilities, market information, access to financing, and protection of minimum price markets; 2) Spatial assessment of stakeholders as needed, so the wetland zoning determination in the regulations; 3) Control the application of conversion of

wetland regulations and affirmative action and legal sanctions for violators of regulations; 4) Improvement of agricultural extension door to door, 5) Improvement of wetland conversion data collection system;; 6) Realization Center Energy Waste Power Plant . 4.2.Suggestion a. Consistency of government regulation, limited industrial expansion in 2015 on a high PAD contribute to the industry and manage the environment better, and absorb the workforce. Development of vertical settlements (apartments and apartments), whereas the rice paddy can not be converted again. b. BCI-SIBERLAWA value potentials. Views that include the category of less sustainable needs to be improved by improving the attributes of each dimension: 1) Legal and institutional; 2) agricultural economy; 3) ecology. c. Socialization layout and future use of land and application of the rules during that supports the operation of conversion of rice paddy. d. Increase the active role of society through mandatory reports to the owner who did the conversion of rice paddy.