인구ㆍ사회와 주택부문을 중심으로 한 강원도 주거공간의 고온 취약성과 에너지 복지제도 연구

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This study aims to analyze the vulnerabilities caused by high temperatures in 18 cities and counties in Gangwon-do. It is also intended to address the use of appropriate vulnerability indicators between absolute or relative indicators. The study also proposes a policy implication for the energy welfare system in Gangwon Province. Vulnerabilities are classified into three environmental groups: climate, population and social, and residential. 18 cities and counties that have been in use for more than 30 years are assessed against national standards, taking into account both the mean and the standard deviation. As a result, eight cities and counties, including Chuncheon and Gangneung, have lower vulnerabilities in the current climate environment, and their general vulnerability is expected to increase sharply in the future. The fragility of population, social and residential environments shows patterns similar to those of climate environments. Evaluating vulnerabilities using absolute values results in conflicting results when compared with results using relative proportions. The former shows a higher vulnerability in urban areas, while the latter represents a higher vulnerability in rural areas. Although some residential areas are vulnerable to high temperatures, energy welfare programs and subsidies have not yet been established. To mitigate the high-temperature vulnerability, legal systems, policies and programs should be prepared that take into account both the population and social environment and the residential environment. in this instance

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