Estimating the Populations Vulnerable to Flood Risk in Seoul Using Dasymetric Mapping and Integrated Flooding Data

Original language	English
Pages	153
Number of pages	155
State	Published - 21 Oct 2023
Event	The 15th Korea, China, Japan Joint Conference on Geography - Seoul, Korea, Republic of Duration: 20 Oct 2023 → 23 Oct 2023

Conference

Conference	The 15th Korea, China, Japan Joint Conference on Geography
Country/Territory	Korea, Republic of
City	Seoul
Period	20/10/23 → 23/10/23

Keywords

• : Dasymetric mapping
• Vulnerable population
• Flood hazard
• Population estimation

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• Centroid Earth and Planetary Sciences 50%
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• Land Use Earth and Planetary Sciences 25%
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• Effect of Grid Cell Size on the Accuracy of Dasymetric Population Estimation

  Jun, B.-W., 30 Sep 2016, In: Journal of the Korean Association of Geographic Information Studies. 19, 3, p. 127-143

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  • Surface Area 100%
  • Land Use 100%
  • Land Cover 100%
  • Fractal Dimension 100%
  • Fractal Analysis 100%

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Bersabe, J., & Jun, B.-W. (2023). Estimating the Populations Vulnerable to Flood Risk in Seoul Using Dasymetric Mapping and Integrated Flooding Data. 153. Paper presented at The 15th Korea, China, Japan Joint Conference on Geography, Seoul, Korea, Republic of.

Bersabe, Julieber ; Jun, Byong-Woon. / Estimating the Populations Vulnerable to Flood Risk in Seoul Using Dasymetric Mapping and Integrated Flooding Data. Paper presented at The 15th Korea, China, Japan Joint Conference on Geography, Seoul, Korea, Republic of.155 p.

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