조선시대 수산 기록에 대한 과학계량적 분석 - 조선왕조실록을 중심으로 -

Abstract

To do scientometric analysis of fisheries records, the classification system for fisheries records was first established through a framework composed of the 6th industry and fisheries environment. A regression analysis was conducted to judge whether fisheries records in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty were distributed according to Zipf law. It was identified that the distribution of fisheries records in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty followed Zipf law. In the association analysis between subcategories of fisheries industry and discussion purposes, it was found that there were statistically significant correlations between subcategory pairs such as fisheries resource management and fishing gear, salt resource management and salt production facilities, royal grant and salt, tax collection and tax policies, regulations and sea fishing, and tribute and fish. To find when fisheries industry was more interested in, the complex interest index was computed. According to the complex interest index, several kings, including Jungjong, Seongjong, Hyeonjong, Sejong, Injo, and Yonsan, were more interested in fisheries industry than other kings of the Joseon Dynasty. Lastly, this study compared growth rates of fisheries sectors between the former period and the latter period of the Joseon Dynasty. Five subcategories of fisheries industry such as fishing industry, salt industry, aquaculture, fishery manufacturing, ocean environment had higher growth rates in the former period than in the latter period. On the other hand, distribution and fishery governance had higher growth rates in the latter period than in the former period.