■ Title : Green Infrastructure Introduction and Planting Base Planning for a Sustainable Waterfront-City using Causal Loop Structure Analysis - Focus on Busan Eco-Delta City -
■ Title : Applying the resilience principles for sustainable ecotourism development: A case study of the Nakdong Estuary, South Korea
When studying sustainable ecotourism, the ecotourism system can be better understood as a complex association of various elements that affects the local society and wildlife habitats. The purpose of this study is to plan an ecotourism system for the wise ecotourism resource management of estuary wetlands by using a resilience principle-based systems thinking approach. This study suggests an integrated management plan that considers diversity, connectivity, learning, participation, and polycentric governance to solve universal and important issues, such as estuary dam removal, urbanization, and natural resource use in the estuary's social-ecological system. The ecotourism system plans suggested in this study include minimizing ecological conflict and load through an improved sense of responsibility among stakeholders and strengthened protective activities. The results of this study suggest appropriate roles for various stakeholders in the management of tourism resources that can be used to establish new guidelines for ecotourism destination planning.
■ Title : Street Tree Planning to Improve Public Health and Ecosystem Resilience in Urban Areas: A Scenario Analysis Using a System Dynamics Model
■ Publication date : 2022.01
■ Journal : International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
■ IF : 3.39
■ DOI : 10.3390/ijerph19031625
■ Title : Green Infrastructure Introduction and Planting Base Planning for a Sustainable Waterfront-City using Causal Loop Structure Analysis - Focus on Busan Eco-Delta City -
■ Publication date : 2021.12
■ Journal : Journal of Climate Change Research
■ DOI : 10.15531/KSCCR.2021.12.6.645
■ Title : Simulation Modeling of the Impact of Four Major River Weir Opening for the Nature Recovery
■ Publication date : 2021.09
■ Journal : Journal of Korean System Dynamics Society
■ DOI : 10.32588/ksds.22.3.1
■ Title : Adaptation and transformation planning for resilient social-ecological system in coastal wetland using spatial-temporal simulation
■ Publication date : 2021.10
■ Journal : Science of The Total Environment
■ IF : 6.551
■ DOI : 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.148007
■ Title : Derivation of Green Infrastructure Planning Factors for Reducing Particulate Matter - Using Text Mining -
■ Publication date : 2021.10
■ Journal : Journal of the Korean Institute of Landscape Architecture (KCI)
■ DOI : https://doi.org/10.9715/KILA.2021.49.5.079
■ Title : Development and Verification of the Effectiveness of a Fine Dust Reduction Planting Model for Socially Vulnerable Area
■ Publication date : 2021.08
■ Journal : Sustainability
■ IF : 3.251
■ DOI : 10.3390/su13168820
■ Title : The impact of the perceived risk and conservation commitment of marine microplastics on tourists’ pro-environmental behaviors
■ Publication date : 2021.06
■ Journal : Science of The Total Environment
■ IF : 6.551
■ DOI : 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.144782
■ Title : Ecosystem Services Analysis and Resilience Improvement Planning in Nakdong River Area using Systems Thinking
■ Publication date : 2021.06
■ Journal : Journal of Korean System Dynamics Society(KCI)
■ DOI : doi.org/10.32588/ksds.22.2.2
■ Title : Flood-Adaptive Green Infrastructure Planning for Urban Resilience
■ Publication date : 2021.04
■ Journal : Landscape and Ecological Engineering
■ IF : 1.813
■ DOI : 10.1007/s11355-021-00458-7
■ Title : Applying the resilience principles for sustainable ecotourism development: A case study of the Nakdong Estuary, South Korea
When studying sustainable ecotourism, the ecotourism system can be better understood as a complex association of various elements that affects the local society and wildlife habitats. The purpose of this study is to plan an ecotourism system for the wise ecotourism resource management of estuary wetlands by using a resilience principle-based systems thinking approach. This study suggests an integrated management plan that considers diversity, connectivity, learning, participation, and polycentric governance to solve universal and important issues, such as estuary dam removal, urbanization, and natural resource use in the estuary's social-ecological system. The ecotourism system plans suggested in this study include minimizing ecological conflict and load through an improved sense of responsibility among stakeholders and strengthened protective activities. The results of this study suggest appropriate roles for various stakeholders in the management of tourism resources that can be used to establish new guidelines for ecotourism destination planning.
■ Publication date : 2021.04
■ Journal : Tourism Management
■ IF : 7.432
■ DOI :10.1016/j.tourman.2020.104237