Chi-Yin Hong
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 754871 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Chi-Yin Hong |
| NOMBRES | Chi-Yin |
| APELLIDO | Hong |
| FIRMA | HONG C |
| AFILIACIONES | Pukyong National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5368-8855 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Youths in Search of Place
This study examines the public sphere formation associated with Spain’s Generation of ’98 and employs it as a comparative framework for understanding contemporary youth crises in Busan and Jeju, South Korea. We analyze three aspects of public sphere vitality—openness, rational-critical discourse, and institutional impact—using Habermas’s theory of the public sphere. As the analysis demonstrates, the youth crisis in Busan is not only an outcome of…
Urban Institutional Vulnerabilities
In this research, an innovative, integrative method is applied, which not only links media discourse and statutory planning documents but also involves both quantitative and qualitative analysis. By going beyond the traditional extreme of either policy review or text-based SETS frameworks, this study becomes the pioneer of a dual-coded, matrix-driven approach, which is capable of measuring policy–implementation gaps and empirically revealing the …
Decision-Making in Virtual Reality Sports Games Explained via the Lens of Extended Planned Behavior Theory
This study aims to determine whether the effect of interactivity on participation in virtual sports has risen because of the COVID-19 pandemic and if there is a difference in decision-making. The significance of social factors may be highlighted even more as a rationale for using virtual reality (VR) sports apps throughout the prolonged COVID-19 epidemic. A model was built based on the literature to describe the intention to participate in VR spo…
Depicting the narratives of escape, drift, compromise, and return
Including the next generation of migrant workers, the young generation with the new mobility can be appropriately considered as an urban-based floating population because they are not rooted in rural areas, unlike the previous generation. Those of the previous generation had a unilateral mobility trajectory from rural to urban areas, whereas the new generation's life is based on particular regions and combines mobility trends in a more diverse di…
Moderating Effect of Demographic Variables by Analyzing the Motivation and Satisfaction of Visitors to the Former Presidential Vacation Villa
This study aims to verify whether there is a difference in groups vis-à-vis gender and age in the relationship between the motivation and satisfaction of visiting the former presidential villa, Cheongnam-dae. Using structural equation models, we examined that Relaxation has a positive effect on satisfaction in all groups. However, the relationship between motivation and satisfaction, such as Convenience, Historicity, and Fellowship, reveals gende…
Understanding Urban Flood Resilience in the Anthropocene
Urban flooding is a major concern in many cities around the world. Together with continuous urbanization, extreme weather events are likely to increase the magnitude and frequency of flood hazards and exposure in populated regions. This article examines the changing pathways of flood risk management (FRM) in Portland, Oregon; Seoul, South Korea; and Tokyo, Japan, which have different histories of land development and flood severity. We used city …
The impact of extreme weather events on community risk planning and management
Top-down technical or engineered solutions to deal with flood control such as channelization are increasingly unaffordable. We explored how community leaders' frame the concept of risk, particularly due to flooding, and documented bottom-up rather than top-down solutions within the context of Hurricane Maria and the current financial crisis. This research aimed to interview environmental conservation organizational leaders to assess the broader q…
An exploratory path analysis of attitudes, behaviors and summer water consumption in the Portland Metropolitan Area
The Conflict Resolution Case Study in Urban Life
The City of Portland and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service are working together, along with citizens, to formulate a comprehensive new policy to guide joint management of the Bull Run watershed at Mt. Hood National Forest. This process has brought about four decades of conflict, resulting from differences between the federal view of multiple use and the local view of exclusive use for producing high quality water. …
Understanding Urban Flood Resilience in the Anthropocene
Urban flooding is a major concern in many cities around the world. Together with continuous urbanization, extreme weather events are likely to increase the magnitude and frequency of flood hazards and exposure in populated regions. This article examines the changing pathways of flood risk management (FRM) in Portland, Oregon; Seoul, South Korea; and Tokyo, Japan, which have different histories of land development and flood severity. We used city …
Depicting the narratives of escape, drift, compromise, and return
Including the next generation of migrant workers, the young generation with the new mobility can be appropriately considered as an urban-based floating population because they are not rooted in rural areas, unlike the previous generation. Those of the previous generation had a unilateral mobility trajectory from rural to urban areas, whereas the new generation's life is based on particular regions and combines mobility trends in a more diverse di…
The impact of extreme weather events on community risk planning and management
Top-down technical or engineered solutions to deal with flood control such as channelization are increasingly unaffordable. We explored how community leaders' frame the concept of risk, particularly due to flooding, and documented bottom-up rather than top-down solutions within the context of Hurricane Maria and the current financial crisis. This research aimed to interview environmental conservation organizational leaders to assess the broader q…
An exploratory path analysis of attitudes, behaviors and summer water consumption in the Portland Metropolitan Area
The Conflict Resolution Case Study in Urban Life
The City of Portland and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service are working together, along with citizens, to formulate a comprehensive new policy to guide joint management of the Bull Run watershed at Mt. Hood National Forest. This process has brought about four decades of conflict, resulting from differences between the federal view of multiple use and the local view of exclusive use for producing high quality water. …
The impact of extreme weather events on community risk planning and management
Top-down technical or engineered solutions to deal with flood control such as channelization are increasingly unaffordable. We explored how community leaders' frame the concept of risk, particularly due to flooding, and documented bottom-up rather than top-down solutions within the context of Hurricane Maria and the current financial crisis. This research aimed to interview environmental conservation organizational leaders to assess the broader q…
Moderating Effect of Demographic Variables by Analyzing the Motivation and Satisfaction of Visitors to the Former Presidential Vacation Villa
This study aims to verify whether there is a difference in groups vis-à-vis gender and age in the relationship between the motivation and satisfaction of visiting the former presidential villa, Cheongnam-dae. Using structural equation models, we examined that Relaxation has a positive effect on satisfaction in all groups. However, the relationship between motivation and satisfaction, such as Convenience, Historicity, and Fellowship, reveals gende…
Understanding Urban Flood Resilience in the Anthropocene
Urban flooding is a major concern in many cities around the world. Together with continuous urbanization, extreme weather events are likely to increase the magnitude and frequency of flood hazards and exposure in populated regions. This article examines the changing pathways of flood risk management (FRM) in Portland, Oregon; Seoul, South Korea; and Tokyo, Japan, which have different histories of land development and flood severity. We used city …
Decision-Making in Virtual Reality Sports Games Explained via the Lens of Extended Planned Behavior Theory
This study aims to determine whether the effect of interactivity on participation in virtual sports has risen because of the COVID-19 pandemic and if there is a difference in decision-making. The significance of social factors may be highlighted even more as a rationale for using virtual reality (VR) sports apps throughout the prolonged COVID-19 epidemic. A model was built based on the literature to describe the intention to participate in VR spo…
Depicting the narratives of escape, drift, compromise, and return
Including the next generation of migrant workers, the young generation with the new mobility can be appropriately considered as an urban-based floating population because they are not rooted in rural areas, unlike the previous generation. Those of the previous generation had a unilateral mobility trajectory from rural to urban areas, whereas the new generation's life is based on particular regions and combines mobility trends in a more diverse di…
Urban Institutional Vulnerabilities
In this research, an innovative, integrative method is applied, which not only links media discourse and statutory planning documents but also involves both quantitative and qualitative analysis. By going beyond the traditional extreme of either policy review or text-based SETS frameworks, this study becomes the pioneer of a dual-coded, matrix-driven approach, which is capable of measuring policy–implementation gaps and empirically revealing the …
Youths in Search of Place
This study examines the public sphere formation associated with Spain’s Generation of ’98 and employs it as a comparative framework for understanding contemporary youth crises in Busan and Jeju, South Korea. We analyze three aspects of public sphere vitality—openness, rational-critical discourse, and institutional impact—using Habermas’s theory of the public sphere. As the analysis demonstrates, the youth crisis in Busan is not only an outcome of…
Geography (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Disaster Management and Resilience (3 obras) · Ecology (3 obras) · Environmental Science (3 obras) · Flood myth (3 obras) · Flood Risk Assessment and Management (3 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (2 obras) · Business (2 obras)