Social Toponymy of Urban Ecotourism to Inventory Potential Tourism in Dolly Based on WebGIS

Before closed, Dolly is the largest localization area in Southeast Asia, located in Surabaya, East Java. After closing in 2014, to change Dolly into a region that has a positive image, the government of Surabaya City plans to develop Dolly becomes an Urban Ecotourism area. To support the program, various training activities have been conducted. In addition to, Dolly development is also encouraging the development of supporting facilities such as an information system that can describe the new Dolly. Knowing this issue, it is necessary to conduct a social toponymy survey that can support the availability of geospatial information. The method used in this research is field surveying and interview based on toponymy. The concept of standardization is verified the elements that have been standardized, propose that not have been standardized, and identify the potential of Dolly. The results of toponymy survey were analyzed using four geographic approaches (onomastics, spatial, ecological, and geographic) to determine the description of the area, naming criteria, and existing tourism potential. In addition to these four approaches, to describe how potential development of Urban Ecotourism in Dolly, also used qualitative-descriptive analysis techniques. The results of this research, in addition to information about history and gazetteer, also presented information about Urban Ecotourism in Dolly. From the identification, it is known that there are some villages in Dolly that have been developed into tourist areas with various characteristics, such as: “Kampung Orumi” which is famous with seaweed drink, “Kampung Samijali” with Samiler crackers, “Kampung Batik” with the design of Jarak and Semanggi Leaves Typical of Surabaya, and “Kampung Telur Asin” with various food made from salted eggs. And in the end, to present information about Dolly, in this research will also be built WebGIS of Dolly Ecotourism.


Introduction
Dolly is the largest localization area in Southeast Asia, larger than Phatpong localization in Bangkok and Geylang localization in Singapore. There is even a controversy where Gang Dolly was incorporated into one of Surabaya's tourist destinations for foreign tourists [1]. Based on statistical data after the declaration of dissolution (per July 2014) from 15 RW located in Putat Jaya Urban Village, not all of its territory become the location of prostitution. Only a few RTs, including 5 RWs, belong to the prostitution center, usually called Dolly and Jarak. In addition, in 1 RW only a few RTs are included in the scope of localization and the rest are only ordinary households. It is known that the number of prostitutes in the area Dolly and Jarak reached 1021 people with a total pimps reached 230 people. After the dissolution launched by the Surabaya City Government, various trainings were conducted to provide skills to the residents so that they no longer rely on the existence of localization in the area [2]. In other words, the provision of skills training is aimed at starting a new business and meeting the daily needs with decent work.
To transform Dolly's image into a positive value area, it has planned Dolly's ex-localization area as an urban tourism area. There are several types of collaborative activities with Non-Governmental Organizations to develop Dolly region resources such as: i) training of samiler raw materials, ii) development of slamer dryer technology without solar energy, iii) seaweed processing training, iv) procurement of production expired test, V) business development Chatering Dolly (Sukojo, 2017). Development of Dolly region through various activities, encouraging the development of supporting facilities one of which is the existence of an information system. Where the development of information systems presented in the form of websites can be a media publication of the results of community production in the field of culinary, handicrafts or other micro businesses. And given the location of the target that Dolly as an ex-lokalisasi area has a special philosophy and history, then the development and packing of information areas to be widely known as a positive area should be done optimally.
In this research-based devotion, the method used is the Toponimi Survey. The concept that is done is the verification of the elements that have been standardized and give the proposed standardization of elements that have not been standardized and make inventory of existing potential, especially tourism potential. Basically, toponimi surveys can support the availability of basic geospatial information such as national gasetirs and also the provision of thematic geospatial information such as the inventory of tourism support elements in the Dolly region. In addition, toponimi is also required in development and activities related to the aspect of a country's sovereign defense [3].
The idea used in this devotion is the development of a Web-based Geographic Information System or so-called WebGIS. Where this system can store, repair, update, manage, manipulate, integrate and display existing tourism potential data in a website-based geographic information. In addition, there are several methods of approach in the analysis phase of the approach onomastics, spatial, ecological, economic, social and cultural to examine the tourism potential in the region Dolly. The research area is located in the area that is the location of this research-based service is the Dolly area, Putat Jaya Village, Sawahan District, Surabaya, East Java.

Tools and Data Acquisition
In this research used spatial and non-spatial data. For spatial data include RBI Map 1608-414 (Wonokromo) scale 1:25.000, SPOT 6 corrected image, administrative vector data of Dolly, and landmark coordinates that recorded by GPS Handheld. While for non -spatial data include: The a. Primary data, i.e.: topographic elements of the landmark and initial toponymy data b. Secondary data, i.e.: physical data (topography, hydrography, geology, climatology) and nonphysical data (demographic, social, economic and cultural) c. Documentation of topographic elements. In order to analyze the image for making village map, this research utilizes ArcGIS 10.3.

Methods 2.3.1. Toponymy Survey.
The concepts of standardization in toponymy survey are verify the elements that have been standardized, propose the elements that not have been standardized, identify the potentials of village, and visual observation. To get detail information, also doing interview to the village heads, youth leaders, theologian, village elders and local people in Dolly. It aims to know the general conditions, history, social conditions, economic conditions, cultural, and local wisdom.

Inventory of Topographic Elements.
In toponymy rules, to inventory topographic elements are used some survey forms based on standardization of topographic names [2]. The forms are Form A, B, C, D, and toponymy data collection form. The results of the inventory recorded on the D form, are then used as the basis for identification naming criteria of geographical elements

Identification of Historical and Urban Ecotourism Potentials.
History and potentials of research area can be discovered by doing visual observation and conducting interviews to the surrounding villagers. The research has also identified about a landmark in Dolly that shows the Ecotourism area with various SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises).

Naming Characteristics of Topographic Elements
Based on field survey results, 49 landmarks or topographic elements have been identified, including: 19 portals, 13 trade location, 6 government facilities, 8 public facilities, 2 mosques and 1 old tomb. For the topographic elements nomenclature was based on several criterias. Characteristics of topographical elements nomenclature can't be separated from the cultural and linguistic influences. Those characteristics are based on name, script and pronunciation using Javanese. Topographic elements principle uses local names in order to preserve cultural wisdom, respect the tribes, religions, races and classes. The explanation of the nomenclature in Dolly: The

The History of Dolly
Dolly, a localization area that has existed since the 19 th century was once proclaimed as one of the tourist destinations of Surabaya. Judging by its history, Dolly, who was once the largest prostitution area in Southeast Asia was founded with the aim of providing beautiful women to serve the Dutch soldiers.
There are various stories about who the main founder of this lokalisasi, ranging from the emergence of the name of Dolly Van de Mart who is a woman of Dutch descent to the name of Dolly Khavit who is a Philippines-Javanese woman. At first localization Dolly itself is divided into two areas, namely Putat Jaya and Jarak -Dolly. Once the Jarak is a tomb of China. However, knowing that the lease contract of Chinese burial ground is exhausted, then the area is used as a dispute so that the tomb that has been completed the contract can be evicted. After carried out eviction, putat jaya area, Jarak and Dolly own erected cottage houses where doing prostitution activities. It can be said that the origin of the dolly and putut jaya spacecraft basically from the beginning has been built with the objective of localization area transfer from Jagir commercial sex worker.

SMEs in Urban Ecotourism Area of Dolly
After the closure of Dolly localization in 2014, Surabaya City Government began to conduct various activities of community empowerment, especially the community around the ex-localization. This empowerment is a government effort to provide employment so that people who used to rely heavily on localization as a source of income, can now conduct various business activities independently. There are a wide variety of businesses in every village that began to be occupied by the community and society Putat Jaya Dolly, among others. There are the dolly tourist villages that call "Kampung". a. Kampung Samijali

Figure 2. Kampung Samijali
Samiler Jarak-Dolly or Samijali is usually known as a snack specialties Dolly exclusive localization. SMEs Samijali which was established since April 2015 is one of the efforts of Non-Governmental Organizations namely the Painting of Hope Movement. Chaired by Mrs. Dwi and assisted by 10 employees, this SME has been producing processed samiler crackers with 4 flavor variants ie Samijali original flavor, baberque, balado, and cheese. The shape of small square-cut crackers is one of the innovations to make these snacks are not easy to crumble. In addition, the model of packing crackers are quite modern, making this product more selling than the samiler crackers that are usually sold in the market. Currently, for the samijali marketing area itself has spread in Surabaya area such as in Siola, Town Hall, Kertajaya, Kutai, Rumah Kukus Surabaya, and Dolly creative house. As for the production house itself is located in Kampung Samijali, precisely in Putat Jaya Gang 4A RT 13 / RW 03.   In this village there are some production that is managed by society, among others: -SMEs Pujaa One of the existing SMEs in Kampung Gotong Royong and Kreatif is Pujaa SME. Named Pujaa because this SME is located in Putat Jaya Gang 2A. SMEs that began inaugurated in January 2017 is under the auspices of the Office of Food Security and chaired by Mr. Nirwono. Together with 11 employees, SMEs produce a variety of processed duck eggs such as salted eggs and also botok salted eggs. In addition, these SMEs also produce pure cow's milk and soy milk. To improve the quality of production, employees are also active in food processing training as well as entrepreneurship training conducted by the Food Security Agency, BPS, and Surabaya Community Training Board. And for now, the marketing area of production is around Surabaya such as in the Department of Population, Surabaya Zoo, and also producer for Soto Wawan.  -Alpujabar Batik In contrast to the naming of other dolly batik SMEs that exhibit the character of batik being produced, the name "Alpujabar" on this SME is based on the address of the batik produced, "Alpujabar = Address Putat Barat". This is quite interesting, because behind the business name, indirectly shows the identity where the batik is coming from. Similar to other Dolly batik SMEs, the Alpujabar Batik, headed by Mas Tris also has its own characteristics. One characteristic in addition to the Jarak leaf and clover shapes typical of Surabaya, in the design of batiknya always displays icons that describe the city of Surabaya as the image of Suramadu Bridge, the Sun at Kenjeran, Tugu Pahlawan, Kapal Selam Monument and much more. One design that can also be said "Dolly Banget" is a batik design themed "Butterfly Night". From the design can be described briefly Dolly picture of the past. Since its establishment in 2015, Alpujabar SME under the guidance of the Department of Industry and Trade is still managed independently with its production house in Putat Jaya Barat Gang IX B No. 31. In addition, to market its products, Alpujabar SME has been active in sharing exhibition activities held by Surabaya City Government. The price of batik produced ranged between 200 thousand to 2.5 million. The disbanding of Dolly 2014, in addition to closing community employment which is highly dependent on localization has also opened up community opportunities to create various innovations, and one of them is tempe production business. Tempe Bang Jarwo is one of the typical Dolly tempe produced by a former thug with his wife who used to work as a commercial sex worker. This is quite interesting considering the business innovation initiated along with the NGO of the Painting of Hope Movement, it has been able to avoid economic imbalances after the disbanding of Dolly. Currently there are several different productions of tempe bang jarwo like raw tempe with various shape innovation, dry tempe sambel, and also tempe nugget. In addition, for marketing tempe bang jarwo produced in the area of Kupang Gunung Gang Tembusan is done by going around using a bicycle. In addition, to expand its marketing, Bang Jarwo and his wife (Mbak Rina) also actively participate in business exhibition activities held by Surabaya City Government.

Conclusions
The conclusions of this research has been identified that there are some villages in Dolly that have been developed into tourist areas with various characteristics, such as: "Kampung Orumi" which is famous with seaweed drink, "Kampung Samijali" with Samiler crackers, "Kampung Batik" with the design of Jarak and Semanggi Leaves Typical of Surabaya, and "Kampung Telur Asin" with various food made from salted eggs.