Spatial Identification and Typology of Residence-Tourism Confict Issues in Historic District - Focused on Seochon Area, Jongno-gu, Seoul Metropolitan City

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The research aims to identify and classify residence-tourism conflict areas in the historic district of Seochon, Seoul based on various data types.
Integrated POI, residential population, and road centerline data to quantify residential and tourism functions.
Applied GIS overlay analysis and LISA analysis for dual verification of conflict areas.
Conducted field surveys and street view validations to confirm classification validity.
Identified three types of conflict areas: Type A (6.82%, direct spatial competition), Type B (4.55%, resident outflow due to functional replacement), and Type C (5.68%, facing tourism penetration pressure).
Validated classification with field surveys and provided differentiated management suggestions for each type.

Identifies and classifies residence-tourism conflicts in Seochon area, suggesting management solutions for sustainable tourism.

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