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    Vol.4 No.4

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    A Review of Ecological and Natural Map Grades and Public Appeals in Korea

    Proceedings of the National Institute of Ecology of the Republic of Korea / Proceedings of the National Institute of Ecology of the Republic of Korea, (P)2765-2203; (E)2765-2211
    2023, v.4 no.4, pp.141-145
    https://doi.org/10.22920/PNIE.2023.4.4.141
    Wooseok Oh (Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
    Jangsam Cho (Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
    Kihyun Park (Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
    Hyosun Leem (Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
    Eui-Jeong Ko (Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
    Changhoon You (Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
    Jeong-Cheol Kim (Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
    Hye-Yeon Yoon (Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
    Oh, W., Cho, J., Park, K., Leem, H., Ko, E., You, C., Kim, J., & Yoon, H. (2023). A Review of Ecological and Natural Map Grades and Public Appeals in Korea. Proceedings of the National Institute of Ecology of the Republic of Korea, 4(4), 141-145, https://doi.org/10.22920/PNIE.2023.4.4.141

    Abstract

    This study surveyed the changes in the proportion of Ecological and Natural Map (ENM) grades in Korea, the distribution ratio of ENM 1st-grade areas by region, and the current status of regional public appeals for the five-year period from 2017 to 2021. The nationwide changes in ENM grades revealed an increase in 1st-grade, 3rd-grade, and separately managed areas but a decrease in the ratio of 2nd-grade areas. Nationwide, Gangwon had the highest distribution ratio of 1st-grade areas, at 46.77%, while Gwangju had the lowest, at 0.05%. In the five-year study period, 383 appeals concerning ENM grades were received and processed. Gangwon had the greatest number of appeals, with 96, while Sejong had the fewest, with 1. A significant correlation was observed between the distribution ratio of 1st-grade areas and public appeals.

    keywords
    Correlation analysis, Ecological and natural map, Spatiotemporal changes
    Submission Date
    2023-06-26
    Revised Date
    2023-09-22
    Accepted Date
    2023-09-25

    Proceedings of the National Institute of Ecology of the Republic of Korea

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