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

Key Points

• 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.

Abstract