A Review of Ecological and Natural Map Grades and Public Appeals in Korea
A Review of Ecological and Natural Map Grades and Public Appeals in Korea
국립생태원보 / 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
OhWooseok(Wooseok Oh)
(Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
ChoJangsam(Jangsam Cho)
(Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
ParkKihyun(Kihyun Park)
(Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
LeemHyosun(Hyosun Leem)
(Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
KoEui-Jeong(Eui-Jeong Ko)
(Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
YouChanghoon(Changhoon You)
(Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
KimJeong-Cheol(Jeong-Cheol Kim)
(Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
YoonHye-Yeon(Hye-Yeon Yoon)
(Eco-spatial Information Management and Mapping Team, National Institute of Ecology)
OhWooseok,
ChoJangsam,
ParkKihyun,
LeemHyosun,
KoEui-Jeong,
YouChanghoon,
KimJeong-Cheol,
&
YoonHye-Yeon.
(2023). A Review of Ecological and Natural Map Grades and Public Appeals in Korea. 국립생태원보, 4(4), 141-145, https://doi.org/10.22920/PNIE.2023.4.4.141
초록
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
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Correlation analysis,
Ecological and natural map,
Spatiotemporal changes
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
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Correlation analysis,
Ecological and natural map,
Spatiotemporal changes
- 투고일Submission Date
- 2023-06-26
- 수정일Revised Date
- 2023-09-22
- 게재확정일Accepted Date
- 2023-09-25