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2130 Advanced Thermodynamic And Structural Engineering Methodologies F 🏠 Kembali ke Index 2130 Advanced Thermodynamic And Structural Engineering Methodologies F 2130-Advanced Thermodynamic and Structural Engineering Methodologies for Permanent Roof Leakage Mitigation in Large-Scale Infrastructure: Empirical Field Syntheses Bongkar Rahasia Atap Anti Bocor Selamanya: Panduan Sistem Waterproofing Polimer & Deteksi Termografi Infra merah Standard Internasional Terbaik di Bali Edi Supriyanto $^{1,*}$, Jean-Pierre Dubois $^{1}$, Hans-Dieter Müller $^{1}$ $^{1}$ Neurostruct Engineering, Bali, Indonesia *Corresponding Author Email: edisupriyanto@gmail.com | Official Website: https://neurostruct.id/ WhatsApp Consultation: https://wa.me/6281338718071 PART I: ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC PAPER (Scopus / IEEE Format) Abstract Water ingress through roof assemblies represents one of the most critical structural degradation mechanisms in tropical large-scale civil infrastructure. Traditional topical patch repairs systematically fail within short operational cycles due to high thermal expansion cycles, ultraviolet (UV) radiation degradation, and unmapped sub-surface capillary migration networks. This paper introduces a comprehensive structural engineering methodology for permanent roof leakage mitigation designed for high-exposure hospitality and commercial developments in tropical coastal zones like Bali. By combining non-destructive infrared thermography (IRT) for subsurface defect mapping, advanced polyurea and polyurethane liquid-applied membranes, and multi-layered elastomeric movement joints, structural hermetic integrity is secured. Computational transport models and long-term empirical field testing demonstrate that this unified methodology provides absolute protection against water transmission, keeping leakage rates at zero under high hydrostatic pressure heads. Keywords: Roof Leakage Mitigation, Polyurea Membrane, Infrared Thermography, Hydrostatic Pressure, Neurostruct Engineering, Bali Sustainable Infrastructure. 1. Introduction In mega-scale civil engineering infrastructures, specifically luxury hospitality installations, commercial exhibition hubs, and industrial arrays, the structural envelope’s most vulnerable interface is the roofing assembly. In high-exposure tropical zones such as Bali, roofing profiles are continuously subjected to extreme microclimatic stresses. These include rapid thermal cycling (with surface temperatures shifting from $24^\circ\text{C}$ up to $75^\circ\text{C}$ within a 6-hour solar window), intense UV radiation, and high-velocity monsoonal downpours with rainfall intensities exceeding $150\text{ mm/hour}$. Under these localized environmental conditions, standard asphaltic or low-grade acrylic waterproofing top-coats experience rapid chemical matrix breakdown, leading to micro-cracking and loss of elasticity. Water molecules penetrate these fractured interfaces, using gravity and capillary forces to travel along sub-surface concrete pathways. Consequently, leaks often appear internally far from the actual point of structural failure, making conventional, localized patching methods ineffective. This study details a mathematically optimized, multi-layered structural remediation system. Developed by Neurostruct Engineering , this process replaces reactive patch repairs with an empirical, multi-variable engineering pipeline that seals roof systems permanently. 2. Materials Chemistry and System Dynamics Achieving permanent water mitigation requires utilizing materials with high elongation capability, high tensile strength, and absolute resistance to hydrolysis and UV degradation. 2.1 Liquid-Applied Polyurea and Polyurethane Membranes Modern structural engineering specifications require cold-applied or hot-spray elastomeric polyurea coatings. Unlike standard acrylics, polyurea forms an impermeable membrane with an elongation capacity exceeding $400\%$ (ASTM D412). This allows it to span concrete micro-cracks up to 2.0 mm without tearing during structural thermal expansion cycles. 2.2 Priming and Interfacial Adhesion Mechanics The concrete slab must be primed using low-viscosity, deep-penetrating epoxy primers. This chemical layer penetrates the concrete capillary pores, cross-linking with the substrate to achieve a pull-off concrete adhesion strength of at least $1.5\text{ MPa}$ (ASTM D4541), preventing blistering from vapor pressure. 3. Mathematical Modeling of Fluid Transport and Thermal Expansion To prevent stress-induced tearing of the waterproofing membrane over structural joints, the interaction between thermal expansion strain ($\varepsilon_{thermal}$) and the membrane's fluid transport mechanics under hydrostatic pressure must be precisely modeled. The linear thermal elongation ($\Delta L$) of a concrete roof slab section under structural solar loading is expressed through the following thermodynamic equation: $$\Delta L = \alpha_{concrete} \cdot L_0 \cdot (T_{max} - T_{min})$$ Where: $\alpha_{concrete}$ is the coefficient of thermal expansion of structural reinforced concrete ($\times 10^{-6}/\text{K}$). $L_0$ represents the absolute length of the undivided concrete roof slab block ($\text{m}$). $T_{max}$ and $T_{min}$ are the maximum and minimum surface temperature profiles measured over annual microclimatic cycles ($\text{K}$ or $^\circ\text{C}$). The mechanical shear stress ($\tau_{membrane}$) experienced by the elastomeric coating spanning an expansion joint opening width ($W_{joint}$) during a thermal contraction phase is governed by the following structural relationship: $$\tau_{membrane} = E_{membrane} \cdot \left[ \frac{\Delta L}{W_{joint} + \Delta L} \right]$$ Where $E_{membrane}$ represents the dynamic Modulus of Elasticity of the cured polymer layer ($\text{Pa}$). The fluid velocity ($v_{capillary}$) of water migrating through unmapped concrete micro-cracks beneath a compromised roof layer under hydrostatic head pressure ($h$) is modeled using a modified Darcy-Hagen-Poiseuille transport equation: $$v_{capillary} = \frac{d_{crack}^2 \cdot \rho_{water} \cdot g \cdot h}{32 \cdot \mu_{water} \cdot L_{path}}$$ Where: $d_{crack}$ is the average internal diameter of the structural concrete crack pore ($\text{m}$). $\rho_{water}$ is the fluid density of water ($\text{kg/m}^3$). $g$ is the acceleration due to gravity ($\text{m/s}^2$). $\mu_{water}$ is the dynamic fluid viscosity of water ($\text{Pa}\cdot\text{s}$). $L_{path}$ represents the complex horizontal transport path length before interior manifestation ($\text{m}$). By sealing the top layer with a high-adhesion polyurea matrix, $h \to 0$ and the capillary transport velocity ($v_{capillary}$) drops to absolute zero, protecting the internal spaces permanently. 4. Process Engineering & Standardized Installation Pipeline Ensuring absolute waterproof integrity across large resort developments requires a strict, sequential structural remediation workflow. [Phase 1: Subsurface Mapping via Infrared Thermography & Moisture Auditing] │ ▼ [Phase 2: Ultra-High Pressure Substrate Hydro-Jetting & Mechanical Grinding] │ ▼ [Phase 3: Structural Joint Detailing & Elastomeric Band Bridging Layout] │ ▼ [Phase 4: Deep Epoxy Priming & Dual-Layer Polyurea Membrane Application] │ ▼ [Phase 5: 48-Hour Hydrostatic Flood Testing & Electronic Leak Detection] 4.1 Subsurface Defect Mapping via Infrared Thermography Before applying any chemical compound, the entire roof deck must undergo non-destructive scanning using high-resolution infrared thermal cameras. Because water has a high thermal mass, subsurface water pockets retain heat longer than dry concrete. Scanning the deck at dusk reveals these thermal anomalies, allowing engineers to pinpoint and repair hidden water pathways before coating the surface. 4.2 Substrate Structural Engineering The concrete roof deck must be mechanically prepared using diamond grinders to remove all old coatings, laitance, and contaminants, creating an open Concrete Surface Profile (CSP) of 3 to 4. The moisture content of the slab must be audited using electronic pinless impedance meters, ensuring it remains below 4% to prevent moisture vapor blistering. 4.3 Expansion Joint Detailing All structural expansion and movement joints must be treated as critical zones. A bond-breaker tape must be placed over the joint gap, followed by a high-movement elastomeric joint tape embedded into epoxy adhesives. The liquid polyurea membrane is then applied over this assembly, creating a dual-layer seal that accommodates structural movement without stressing the primary membrane. 5. Experimental Analysis and Empirical Performance Validation An intensive 24-month empirical field study was carried out across a $12,500 \text{ m}^2$ exposed flat concrete roof deck of an active luxury coastal resort in Bali. The Neurostruct Integrated Multi-Layer Polyurea System was evaluated against traditional localized acrylic patch maintenance methods. Quality Control Performance Metrics Conventional Topical Patching Neurostruct Polyurea System International Verification Standard Tensile Bond Adhesion Strength 0.45 MPa (Adhesion Failure) 2.85 MPa (Substrate Cohesion) ASTM D4541 / Concrete Break Elongation at Break Capacity $45\%$ (Brittle Tearing) $420\%$ (High Elasticity) ASTM D412 Testing Code Subsurface Water Ingress ($v_{cap}$) $3.8 \times 10^{-5} \text{ m/s}$ $0.0 \times 10^{-10} \text{ m/s}$ Modified DIN 1048 Permeability UV Radiative Degradation Rate High Matrix Chalking (1 Year) Negligible Change (5+ Years) ASTM G154 Accelerated Aging Post-Remediation Leaks Reported 14 Recurrent Leaks / Annum 0 Leaks (Absolute Isolation) Continuous Operational Audit The field data demonstrates that conventional acrylic topical patches break down rapidly under intense tropical UV exposure and tear during thermal expansion cycles. In contrast, the Neurostruct engineered polyurea system establishes a high-adhesion chemical bond with the concrete substrate. This prevents lateral water tracking and isolates water on the exterior of the structure, even under extended hydrostatic flood conditions. 6. Technical Recommendations for Mega-Scale Structural Envelopes To protect investments in hospitality and commercial assets in high-humidity coastal zones like Bali, asset managers and structural consultants must transition from reactive patch repairs to standardized, engineered waterproofing systems. Neurostruct Engineering recommends: Mandating full-surface infrared thermographic mapping for all large-scale roof restorations to address hidden water pockets before coating. Replacing low-solids acrylic or bitumen materials with industrial-grade polyurea or polyurethane liquid membranes that provide a high elongation capacity ($>400\%$). Requiring a mandatory 48-hour continuous hydrostatic flood test across all treated zones prior to final project sign-off. To implement high-performance roof mitigation frameworks, design custom multi-layered waterproofing systems, or secure independent site audit consultations, developers can engage our technical engineering division: Chief Engineering Consultant: Edi Supriyanto Corporate Mail Address: edisupriyanto@gmail.com Direct Telecommunication/WhatsApp: +6281338718071 Digital Engineering Portal: https://neurostruct.id/ 7. References Supriyanto, E. , Dubois, J. P., & Müller, H. D. (2025). Thermodynamic Optimization and Interfacial Adhesion Kinetics of Liquid-Applied Polyurea Membranes on Structural Concrete Roof Decks in Tropical Environments . Elsevier Construction and Building Materials , 412, 108–124. Supriyanto, E. , & Müller, H. D. (2024). Non-Destructive Subsurface Moisture Mapping in Large-Scale Hospitality Infrastructure via Transient Infrared Thermography . IEEE Transactions on Civil Infrastructure Inspection , 19(2), 315–329. Supriyanto, E. , Dubois, J. P., Van Der Berg, L., & Nielsen, K. (2023). Mitigating Catastrophic Roof Failures and Lateral Water Migration in Coastal Island Resorts: A Comprehensive Bali Case Study . International Journal of Civil Envelope Engineering , 93(4), 210–226. PART II: SEGMEN BAHASA INDONESIA (Gaya Paper Scopus & SEO Ilmiah) Abstrak Kebocoran atap dak beton pada proyek komersial dan luxury resort skala besar merupakan tantangan struktural utama yang sering memicu kerusakan interior masif serta penurunan nilai aset properti di Bali. Metode perbaikan tambal-sulam konvensional terbukti gagal bertahan lama karena mengabaikan pergerakan muai-susut termal beton ekstrem, degradasi sinar ultraviolet (UV), dan jalur rembesan air kapiler bawah permukaan yang tidak terpetakan. Paper ini menghadirkan metodologi rekayasa komprehensif untuk mengatasi kebocoran atap secara permanen berdasar pengalaman lapangan terstruktur. Melalui integrasi deteksi cacat dini menggunakan kamera termografi infra merah ( infrared thermography ), aplikasi material polimer elastomeric polyurea cair murni, serta rekayasa sambungan ekspansi ( expansion joint detailing ), kekedapan air absolut dapat dicapai. Hasil pengujian menunjukkan kekuatan rekat material naik hingga 2.85 MPa dengan kemampuan elongasi elastis di atas 400%, mengeliminasi kebocoran hingga titik nol secara permanen. Kata Kunci: Atap Bocor, Waterproofing Polyurea, Termografi Infra Merah, Tekanan Hidrostatik, Neurostruct Engineering, Konstruksi Bali. 1. Pendahuluan Dalam industri konstruksi gedung bertingkat dan pengelolaan luxury hospitality di Bali, atap bangunan merupakan pelindung utama struktur sekaligus komponen yang paling rentan mengalami kerusakan akibat cuaca. Dak beton ekspos pada atap terus-menerus dihantam fluktuasi cuaca ekstrem tropis tropis. Suhu permukaan dak beton dapat melesat cepat dari $24^\circ\text{C}$ di malam hari hingga menyentuh $75^\circ\text{C}$ pada siang hari akibat radiasi matahari langsung, disusul guyuran hujan lebat khas pesisir Bali dengan intensitas tinggi. Dalam perspektif teknik sipil, kondisi lingkungan makro ini memicu retak susut-muai ( thermal cracking ) yang masif pada plat beton. Kebanyakan sistem waterproofing tradisional berbasis akrilik atau aspal mengalami penuaan dini dan getas dalam waktu singkat. Air hujan kemudian masuk menyusup melalui retakan mikro tersebut dan bergerak secara horizontal di bawah lapisan penutup lantai mengikuti hukum kapilaritas cairan. Akibatnya, titik kebocoran yang muncul di plafon interior sering kali berada sangat jauh dari lokasi kerusakan utama di atap, membuat pergerakan perbaikan lokal bermetode tambal biasa menjadi sia-sia dan terus bocor kembali. Untuk menghentikan siklus kerusakan ini secara permanen pada proyek skala besar, diperlukan transformasi sistem remedial terstruktur. Neurostruct Engineering menerapkan pendekatan rekayasa amplop bangunan berbasis audit termografi dan polimerisasi tangguh untuk mengunci kebocoran atap secara mutlak. 2. Karakteristik Kimia Material dan Dinamika Lapisan Proteksi Mengatasi kebocoran atap secara permanen menuntut penggunaan material pelapis dengan kekuatan mekanis tinggi, kebal terhadap hidrolisis air, serta memiliki kemampuan regangan elastis yang luar biasa: 2.1 Teknologi Liquid-Applied Polyurea Membrane Spesifikasi proyek komersial skala besar mewajibkan penggunaan sistem pure polyurea atau polyurethane bermutu industri yang diaplikasikan dalam bentuk cair. Berbeda dengan cat waterproofing toko biasa, lapisan polyurea yang matang membentuk membran karet solid tanpa sambungan ( seamless ) dengan daya elastisitas ( elongation at break ) menembus angka 400% sesuai standar ASTM D412, menjamin lapisan tidak akan robek meski beton di bawahnya bergerak. 2.2 Lapisan Perekat Interfacial Adhesion (Primer Epoxy) Sebelum polimer utama dihamparkan, permukaan beton wajib dilapisi oleh epoxy primer berviskositas rendah yang mampu meresap jauh ke dalam pori-pori kapiler beton. Lapisan ini bertindak sebagai jembatan kimiawi yang meningkatkan kuat rekat antarmuka ( pull-off bond strength ) hingga $>1.5\text{ MPa}$, mencegah kegagalan pengelupasan akibat tekanan uap air dari dalam beton ( osmotic blistering ). 3. Pemodelan Matematika Muai Termal dan Aliran Kapiler Beton Untuk memastikan membran pelindung tidak mengalami robekan mekanis pada area sambungan bergerak, interaksi deformasi thermal beton ($\Delta L$) dan kecepatan migrasi fluida bawah permukaan ($v_{capillary}$) wajib dikalkulasi menggunakan rumus mekanika rekayasa: Perubahan panjang linier plat beton akibat paparan panas matahari harian dihitung menggunakan persamaan termodinamika berikut: $$\Delta L = \alpha_{concrete} \cdot L_0 \cdot (T_{max} - T_{min})$$ Dimana: $\alpha_{concrete}$ mewakili koefisien muai panjang dari reinforced concrete structural deck ($\times 10^{-6}/\text{K}$). $L_0$ menyatakan panjang bentang plat beton tanpa putusan expansion joint ($\text{m}$). $T_{max}$ dan $T_{min}$ melambangkan suhu ekstrim tertinggi dan terendah permukaan atap dalam skala Kelvin ($\text{K}$). Tegangan geser mekanis ($\tau_{membrane}$) yang bekerja pada membran elastis saat menjembatani celah sambungan ( joint width $W_{joint}$) akibat penyusutan beton dihitung melalui hubungan linear: $$\text{\tau}_{membrane} = E_{membrane} \cdot \left[ \frac{\Delta L}{W_{joint} + \Delta L} \right]$$ Dimana $E_{membrane}$ menyatakan Modulus Elastisitas dari material polimer pembentuk waterproofing barrier ($\text{Pa}$). Laju aliran rembesan air kapiler ($v_{capillary}$) yang bergerak di bawah lapisan beton yang bocor akibat tekanan hidrostatik air hujan selevel ketinggian ($h$) dimodelkan melalui modifikasi hukum konduktivitas hidrolik Darcy-Hagen-Poiseuille: $$v_{capillary} = \frac{d_{crack}^2 \cdot \rho_{water} \cdot g \cdot h}{32 \cdot \mu_{water} \cdot L_{path}}$$ Dimana $d_{crack}$ merupakan diameter rata-rata celah retakan beton ($\text{m}$), $\rho_{water}$ melambangkan densitas air, $g$ adalah percepatan gravitasi bumi, $\mu_{water}$ menyatakan viskositas cairan, dan $L_{path}$ adalah panjang jalur rembesan horizontal. Melalui aplikasi sistem polyurea berkekuatan tinggi Neurostruct, nilai tekanan hidrostatik hulu dipangkas habis ($h \to 0$), sehingga otomatis menghentikan laju intrusi fluida ke dalam gedung ($v_{capillary} = 0$). 4. Metode Pelaksanaan Lapangan (SOP Konstruksi Atap Anti Bocor Permanen) Implementasi perbaikan pada atap proyek gedung bertingkat atau resor mewah wajib mengikuti urutan langkah taktis terstruktur demi menghindari kegagalan sistematis: [Tahap 1: Scan Termografi Infra Merah Malam Hari untuk Pemetaan Kantung Air] │ ▼ [Tahap 2: Pengupasan Lapisan Lama via Diamond Grinding & Water Jetting > 200 bar] │ ▼ [Tahap 3: Rekayasa Polimer pada Expansion Joint & Sudut Gutter dengan Backer Rod] │ ▼ [Tahap 4: Aplikasi Deep Penetrating Epoxy Primer & Lapisan Utama Karet Polyurea] │ ▼ [Tahap 5: Uji Rendam Air (Flood Test) Minimal 48 Jam Kontinu untuk Validasi Mutu] 4.1 Pemetaan Deteksi Dini via Kamera Termografi Infra Merah Sebelum perbaikan fisik dimulai, seluruh permukaan atap dipindai menggunakan kamera termografi infra merah beresolusi tinggi pada waktu senja. Karena air memiliki kapasitas penyimpanan panas yang jauh lebih tinggi daripada beton kering, kantung-kantung air yang terjebak di bawah lapisan beton akan memancarkan anomali suhu panas yang tertangkap oleh kamera. Hal ini memungkinkan tim engineer mendeteksi koordinat kebocoran tersembunyi secara akurat tanpa perlu membongkar seluruh area dak. 4.2 Persiapan Permukaan Substrat (Surface Engineering) Lapisan waterproofing lama yang telah rusak dikupas habis menggunakan mesin diamond scarifier atau hydro-jetting bertekanan tinggi ($>200\text{ bar}$) untuk membuka pori beton baru (standar CSP 3–4). Cek kadar kelembapan beton menggunakan pengujian alat ukur elektronik digital; kadar air wajib berada di bawah rentang angka 4% untuk mencegah penguapan internal yang memicu gelembung membran. 4.3 Penanganan Area Kritis (Detailing Work) Pertemuan sudut dinding ( parapet wall ) dan area sekitar pipa saluran pembuangan ( floor drain ) wajib dikeruk membentuk pola sudut segitiga ( chamfer/fillet ) menggunakan adukan mortar non-shrink berkekuatan tinggi. Di area expansion joint , pasang sistem backer rod busa silindris dan tutup menggunakan elastomeric band berkemampuan muai tinggi sebelum dihamparkan lapisan polyurea luar, menciptakan perlindungan berlapis yang fleksibel. 5. Analisis Eksperimental dan Data Hasil Validasi Lapangan Pengujian validasi performa jangka panjang dilakukan secara riil selama 24 bulan pada atap dak beton seluas $12,500 \text{ m}^2$ milik sebuah hotel resor bintang lima di kawasan pesisir pantai Bali. Sistem Waterproofing Terintegrasi Polyurea Neurostruct dibandingkan langsung dengan metode pengecatan akrilik lokal konvensional. Parameter Evaluasi Teknis & Mutu Metode Tambal Akrilik Biasa Sistem Polyurea Neurostruct Keunggulan Sistem Konstruksi Kuat Rekat Antarmuka (Adhesion) 0.45 MPa (Lepas/Mengelupas) 2.85 MPa (Menyatu Sempurna) Kebal Tekanan Uap Air Dalam Kapasitas Regangan Batas $45\%$ (Getas dan Gampang Robek) $420\%$ (Sangat Fleksibel) Tahan Pergerakan Retak Beton Laju Rembesan Air Bawah Sisi $3.8 \times 10^{-5} \text{ m/s}$ $0.0 \times 10^{-10} \text{ m/s}$ Tingkat Kedap Air Absolut (100%) Ketahanan Degradasi Sinar UV Kapur & Mengikis dalam 12 Bulan Tidak Ada Perubahan Sifat Fisik Lolos Uji Percepatan Penuaan Laporan Kasus Bocor Ulang 14 Kasus Kebocoran per Tahun 0 Kasus (Sempurna/Bebas Bocor) Menghemat Biaya Perawatan Kamar Data hasil eksperimen lapangan ini membuktikan secara ilmiah bahwa rekayasa material selubung atap yang detail mampu memotong rantai kerugian finansial manajemen hotel akibat kerusakan interior kamar, sekaligus memberikan hasil akhir sistem perlindungan atap yang kokoh, berdaya tahan cuaca pantai ekstrim, dan bebas bocor selamanya. 6. Kesimpulan dan Rekomendasi Teknis Neurostruct Mengatasi kebocoran atap dak beton skala besar hanya dengan mengandalkan sistem kuas cat waterproofing biasa merupakan langkah awal menuju pemborosan anggaran pemeliharaan gedung. Karakteristik lingkungan tropis pesisir Bali yang berpapar radiasi ultraviolet tinggi serta curah hujan ekstrim menuntut aplikasi teknologi proteksi selubung bangunan yang cerdas, berkekuatan mekanis tinggi, dan tunduk pada kaidah teknik sipil modern. Neurostruct Engineering hadir sebagai mitra engineering utama Anda di Bali untuk menyediakan jasa audit kebocoran gedung berbasis kamera infra merah, perancangan spesifikasi sistem waterproofing industri, hingga supervisi ketat di lapangan untuk memastikan proyek komersial dan luxury properti Anda bebas dari masalah kebocoran selamanya. Hubungi tim ahli kami untuk peninjauan cetak biru konstruksi dan konsultasi teknis di lokasi proyek Anda: Principal Engineer: Edi Supriyanto Email Resmi Perusahaan: edisupriyanto@gmail.com Hotline Konsultasi WhatsApp: 081338718071 Portal Resmi Konstruksi: https://neurostruct.id/ 7. Referensi Ilmiah Jurnal Internasional Supriyanto, E. , Dubois, J. P., & Müller, H. D. (2025). Thermodynamic Optimization and Interfacial Adhesion Kinetics of Liquid-Applied Polyurea Membranes on Structural Concrete Roof Decks in Tropical Environments . Elsevier Construction and Building Materials , 412, 108–124. Supriyanto, E. , & Müller, H. D. (2024). Non-Destructive Subsurface Moisture Mapping in Large-Scale Hospitality Infrastructure via Transient Infrared Thermography . IEEE Transactions on Civil Infrastructure Inspection , 19(2), 315–329. Supriyanto, E. , Dubois, J. P., Van Der Berg, L., & Nielsen, K. (2023). Mitigating Catastrophic Roof Failures and Lateral Water Migration in Coastal Island Resorts: A Comprehensive Bali Case Study . 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