@article{ART001493412},
author={Gui-Young Kim and Dae-In Lee and 유준 and Eom ki-hyuk and 전경암},
title={Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2010},
volume={19},
number={5},
pages={453-464}
TY - JOUR
AU - Gui-Young Kim
AU - Dae-In Lee
AU - 유준
AU - Eom ki-hyuk
AU - 전경암
TI - Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2010
VL - 19
IS - 5
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 453
EP - 464
SN - 1225-7184
AB - We evaluated the status and problems of golf course developments in the southern coast of Korea. It’s adjacent waters supports nursery and fishing grounds for commercially-important fisheries species, and various sites are designated and protected as marine protection area(MPA), fisheries reserve, or clean area(blue belt) for producing shellfish. We proposed key assessment items for environmental impact assessment(EIA) and checklists in selecting golf course locations. For the protected areas, we suggest that it is essential to limit golf course establishment while setting a minimal distance from the coast to secure a buffer zone for mitigating the environmental impacts. To efficiently utilize existing regional coastal management plans, it is necessary to diagnose how a golf course development will potentially modify geomorphology and scenery, amplify pollutant loads from non-point sources, and disrupt the functions of coastal ecosystem. Especially, continued monitoring and assesssing input loads of hazardous materials originating from agricultural chemicals should be obligatory. Finally, measures for improving the QA/QC analysis were discussed to enhance reliability of environmental data with respect to golf courses and adjacent coastal waters.
KW - Golf Course Development;Southern Coast of Korea;Marine Protection Area;Environmental Impact Assessment;Coastal Management Plan;Hazardous Material
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Gui-Young Kim, Dae-In Lee, 유준, Eom ki-hyuk and 전경암. (2010). Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 19(5), 453-464.
Gui-Young Kim, Dae-In Lee, 유준, Eom ki-hyuk and 전경암. 2010, "Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.19, no.5 pp.453-464.
Gui-Young Kim, Dae-In Lee, 유준, Eom ki-hyuk, 전경암 "Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 19.5 pp.453-464 (2010) : 453.
Gui-Young Kim, Dae-In Lee, 유준, Eom ki-hyuk, 전경암. Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea. 2010; 19(5), 453-464.
Gui-Young Kim, Dae-In Lee, 유준, Eom ki-hyuk and 전경암. "Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 19, no.5 (2010) : 453-464.
Gui-Young Kim; Dae-In Lee; 유준; Eom ki-hyuk; 전경암. Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 19(5), 453-464.
Gui-Young Kim; Dae-In Lee; 유준; Eom ki-hyuk; 전경암. Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2010; 19(5) 453-464.
Gui-Young Kim, Dae-In Lee, 유준, Eom ki-hyuk, 전경암. Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea. 2010; 19(5), 453-464.
Gui-Young Kim, Dae-In Lee, 유준, Eom ki-hyuk and 전경암. "Improvement of Marine Environmental Impact Assessment for Golf Course Projects in Southern Coastal Area of Korea" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 19, no.5 (2010) : 453-464.
