| Title |
Analysis of Connectivity Changes of Parks and Green Areas in Cheongju though the Private-Initiated Park Development Project |
| Authors |
이종욱(Lee, Jong-Wook) ; 박종광(Park, Jong-Kwang) ; 홍성조(Hong, Sungjo) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2022.38.1.175 |
| Keywords |
Private-Initiated Park Development Project; Connectivity of Parks and Green Spaces; Integral Index of Connectivity(IIC) |
| Abstract |
The Korean government introduced a private-initiative park project to prevent further environmental damage caused by the abolition of parks.
The private-initiative park project is expected to affect the connectivity of the green space system by creating a part of the park site as a
non-park facility. The purpose of this study is to analyze the change in the connectivity of the green space system in relation to the
private-initiative park project. The spatial scope of this study is in Cheongju, Korea. There were 8 private-initiative park projects selected as
research subjects. The IIC indicator and d_IIC indicator, which are widely used in the analysis of green space connectivity, were used as
analysis methods. Changes in connectivity according to four scenarios were simulated. Upon analysis, the results revealed that private-initiative
park projects can reduce the overall connectivity of green spaces. The connectivity of private-initiative park projects can be improved
compared to the situation of unplanned development while maintaining the current state. Lastly, changes in connectivity due to
private-initiative park projects vary by region. This study was meaningful as an early study that analyzed private-initiative park projects in
terms of the connectivity of green areas and is expected to be used for the improvement of the park and green space system in the future. |