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Selecting sites for wetland can utilize a geographic information system (GIS) to assist in preliminary suitability analysis, in which sets of data can be quantified and aggregated to identify highly suitable wetland sites. Lunchoo River area are polluted at several points leads to the water pollution along the river and affect the source of income for Seletar people where improvement needed to avoid water pollution from becoming worse. This study focused on analyzing the land use along Lunchoo River using GIS analysis and locating the potential area for wetlands. Five sets of data were used in this suitability study, including hydrology, wetlands, soils, vegetation, and land use, all of which are key criteria for identifying suitable wetland sites. Methodology includes the creation of database, finding suitable location for the wetlands in a particular area using GIS analysis and types of wetlands suitable for particular location. Sampling location and non-point sources areas being map together with the results of water quality to show the class of water quality for each sampling station. The results of the site selection of wetland in Senibong Cove were overlay with the land use map to find whether the site selection is suitable for wetland area. Land use map is important to see the pattern around the sampling point which has high or low quality of water.

Spatial Multi-Criteria for Wetland Site Restoration: A Case Study in Senibong Johor