섬 지역 유휴시설 실태분석 및 관리 방안 연구

Abstract

It is preferable to respond early since idle facilities hasten local extinction due to negative variables such as deterioration of public services, regional landscapes, and environmental degradation. However, the island region is currently not under systematic management due to a lack of fundamental fact-finding surveys to respond to and avoid the occurrence of idle facilities. Recognizing these issues, this study sought to determine the existing state of idle facilities in island areas and to provide solutions to improve management strategies. The analysis was limited to 464 inhabited islands, and the status of idle facilities was determined by applying guidelines for the use of empty houses and idle facilities developed by the Ministries of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, and Oceans and Fisheries. Furthermore, the state of idle facilities was examined by categorizing them as islands connected to land or islands not connected to land. To meet the study's goal, idle facilities on the island were estimated to be buildings that used less than 100 kWh in a year, and field inspections were done. According to the estimates, there were 1,549 idle facilities on the island, and it was discovered that the incidence of idle facilities occurs in a dense way. The results of a field survey based on estimated outcomes. It was confirmed that idle facilities on non-continuous islands may be underestimated due to issues such as a lack of building data or electricity use behavior. This study offered a plan to explore the actual situation of idle facilities occurring on non-continuous islands based on the characteristics of the island region and the findings of field surveys in order to solve this problem.