@article{ART002172184},
author={Dae Ju Hwang and Suk Ho Lee and 김문모 and Kim Byung Sik},
title={Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios},
journal={Crisisonomy},
issn={2466-1198},
year={2016},
volume={12},
number={11},
pages={85-97}
TY - JOUR
AU - Dae Ju Hwang
AU - Suk Ho Lee
AU - 김문모
AU - Kim Byung Sik
TI - Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios
JO - Crisisonomy
PY - 2016
VL - 12
IS - 11
PB - Crisis and Emergency Management: Theory and Praxis
SP - 85
EP - 97
SN - 2466-1198
AB - There is a growing concern over climate change all over the world, particularly due to the impact of extraordinary climate. The IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) predicted that the annual average temperature of the earth would increase by 2.3°C in 2050 and by 4.8°C in 2100. It was also predicted that the annual average temperature in Korea would increase by 3.2°C in 2050 and by 6°C in 2100. This study aims to find out an effective measure against climate change that recently emerged as the global issue, through a disaster vulnerability analysis for flood, drought, intense heat, and heavy snow. The disaster vulnerability index was calculated separately for the present (2000) and the future (2020 and 2050). The results revealed that Yeongdong region and Wonju city were the most vulnerable in 2000. In addition, Sokcho, Gangneung, and Chuncheon cities were predicted to be the most vulnerable in 2020 and the central region of Gangwon would be the most vulnerable in 2050.
KW - cimate change;flood;drought;intense heat;heavy snow;disaster risk analysis
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Dae Ju Hwang, Suk Ho Lee, 김문모 and Kim Byung Sik. (2016). Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios. Crisisonomy, 12(11), 85-97.
Dae Ju Hwang, Suk Ho Lee, 김문모 and Kim Byung Sik. 2016, "Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios", Crisisonomy, vol.12, no.11 pp.85-97.
Dae Ju Hwang, Suk Ho Lee, 김문모, Kim Byung Sik "Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios" Crisisonomy 12.11 pp.85-97 (2016) : 85.
Dae Ju Hwang, Suk Ho Lee, 김문모, Kim Byung Sik. Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios. 2016; 12(11), 85-97.
Dae Ju Hwang, Suk Ho Lee, 김문모 and Kim Byung Sik. "Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios" Crisisonomy 12, no.11 (2016) : 85-97.
Dae Ju Hwang; Suk Ho Lee; 김문모; Kim Byung Sik. Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios. Crisisonomy, 12(11), 85-97.
Dae Ju Hwang; Suk Ho Lee; 김문모; Kim Byung Sik. Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios. Crisisonomy. 2016; 12(11) 85-97.
Dae Ju Hwang, Suk Ho Lee, 김문모, Kim Byung Sik. Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios. 2016; 12(11), 85-97.
Dae Ju Hwang, Suk Ho Lee, 김문모 and Kim Byung Sik. "Predicting Disaster Vulnerability in Gangwon Province Using the Disaster Risk Index Based on RCP 8.5 Climate Change Scenarios" Crisisonomy 12, no.11 (2016) : 85-97.