Jae‐Eun Kim
Biographic Data
| ID | 6465219 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jae‐Eun Kim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jae‐Eun |
| FAMILY NAME | Kim |
| SIGNATURE | KIM J E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mokpo National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3850-0153 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Anthropocene Era, Comparative Studies on Island Biocultural Diversity and Island Biocultural Landscape
This study explores the link between island biocultural diversity and biocultural landscapes within the context of the Anthropocene. It offers a conceptual framework for understanding sustainability transitions in island regions. Moving beyond traditional island studies that view islands mainly as peripheral and vulnerable, this paper suggests that islands should be seen as strategic social–ecological spaces where changes in human–nature relation…
Distribution of Freshwater Plant Communities and Halophytes in Coastal Region, Muan-gun, South Korea
The distribution of freshwater plant communities and the relationships between them and sand dunes, salt marshes, and reclaimed lands of the southwestern coasts of South Korea was studied along with plant factors. Competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies were also evaluated. To elucidate the relative significance of competition, stress, and disturbance (CSR) in the distribution process of plant communities…
Plant species richness (PSR) along island biogeographical gradients in inhabited islands of Shinan-gun, Republic of Korea
The objective of this study is assess the influences of 8 environmental factors, population, coastline length, island area, vegetated area, highest peak, distance to the mainland, longitude, latitude on vascular plant species richness (PSR) of 10 inhabited islands of Shinan-gun, South Korea. In simple regression, the relationships between PSR and distance to the mainland, longitude and latitude were significant at the 5% level. When distance incr…
Strategies for the Regional Development of Jeollanam-do through Marine Specialization
This proposes strategies for the regional development of Jeollanam-do through marine specialization. Jeollanam-do boasts an abundance of islands and marine resources, with agriculture and fisheries being the primary industries. However, rapid population decline and urbanization threaten the sustainability of its development. By analyzing the 5th National Comprehensive Territorial Plan and Jeollanam-do's 4th Comprehensive Plan, this research deriv…
Historical, Geographical, and Biocultural Values of ‘Doksal’, Korean Stone Tidal Weirs
The sea is a space where ‘humans, materials, and information’ come and go. Given the abundant resources it provides, the sea has been significant in human culture until the present day. In particular, humans have made great advances in technological development and knowledge acquisition in relation to the use of fishing grounds. A characteristic example is the use of stone tidal weirs, a traditional fishing method that utilizes tidal differences …
Living Tool Diversity (LTD) along Environmental and Population Gradients in Shinan-gun, South Korea
To measure influences of environmental factors and population on Living Tool Diversity (LTD) in 10 islands of Shinan-gun, the number of living tools was determined. Correlation analysis, simple linear regression analysis, and principal component analysis (PCA) were performed. Results showed that coastline length and population were positively related to LTD and thus, island size and human dynamics. PCA results showed that living tools could be cl…
Changes and Chaos in Islands and Seascapes
Besides the great burden that has been placed on the world by the COVID-19 pandemic, radical climate change is causing natural disasters in every corner of the world. According to the IPCC’s most recent report, rising global temperatures already have very negative impacts beyond our expectation. The main cause of this lies in human activities that drive global population growth, ongoing urbanization, excessive use of natural resources, and so on.…
Distribution Strategies of Vascular Plants at the Reclaimed Lands at the Saemangum Sea Dike
The distribution of plant communities in the reclaimed land of the southwestern coasts of South Korea, along with the environmental or plant factors, was studied through canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal reclaimed land plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Axis1 was correlated with LS, SLA, CH, an…
Traditional ecological knowledge and sustainability of ecosystem services on islands
The importance of traditional ecological knowledge to the sustainability of ecosystem services is obvious when realizing that such knowledge, handed down through generations, is essentially about how to ensure the continuous utilization of limited natural resources. In other words, traditional ecological knowledge provides a way to sustain the value of ecosystem services. In existing research on the value of ecosystem services, however, the role …
Interdisciplinary Convergence Research Design on Island Biocultural Diversity - Case Study in Wando-gun (County) Island Region, South Korea
The purpose of this research is (1) to study the epistemological meanings of biological diversity and cultural diversity and the connectivity of biocultural diversity and (2) to concretize a plan for making the biocultural diversity, containing the ecological environment and the life culture of the island areas, into knowledge resources. By carrying out onsite
Spatial Distribution and Connectivity of Eco-Cultural Resources on Cheongsando Island, Republic of Korea
Cheongsando, located in Wando-gun, Jeollanamdo, is designated as being part of the Dadohaehaesang National Park
Land use patterns and landscape structures on the islands in Jeonnam Province’s Shinan County occasioned by the construction of mainland bridges
Land use in a specific region reflects the prevailing socioeconomic circumstances and cultures within that region. To this end, the current study analyzes the landscape structure of Shinan County using landscape indices based on land use to compare various socio-economic factors of the culture found on the islands of Shinan County. In addition, a cluster analysis was conducted to learn about the characteristics of islands exhibiting the same land…
Land use management and cultural value of ecosystem services in Southwestern Korean islands
There are widespread tidal flats along the southwestern coast of Korea. At the provincial level, Jeonnam region has the largest tidal flat area, of which the main part is located in Shinan-gun, a municipality consisting of only islands. This area, including its tidal flats, has a high species diversity as well as a high cultural. However, the various important ecological functions of tidal flats are not recognized, as in most cases the tidal flat…
Landscape Ecology in Asian Cultures
Land use management and cultural value of ecosystem services in Southwestern Korean islands
There are widespread tidal flats along the southwestern coast of Korea. At the provincial level, Jeonnam region has the largest tidal flat area, of which the main part is located in Shinan-gun, a municipality consisting of only islands. This area, including its tidal flats, has a high species diversity as well as a high cultural. However, the various important ecological functions of tidal flats are not recognized, as in most cases the tidal flat…
Traditional ecological knowledge and sustainability of ecosystem services on islands
The importance of traditional ecological knowledge to the sustainability of ecosystem services is obvious when realizing that such knowledge, handed down through generations, is essentially about how to ensure the continuous utilization of limited natural resources. In other words, traditional ecological knowledge provides a way to sustain the value of ecosystem services. In existing research on the value of ecosystem services, however, the role …
Living Tool Diversity (LTD) along Environmental and Population Gradients in Shinan-gun, South Korea
To measure influences of environmental factors and population on Living Tool Diversity (LTD) in 10 islands of Shinan-gun, the number of living tools was determined. Correlation analysis, simple linear regression analysis, and principal component analysis (PCA) were performed. Results showed that coastline length and population were positively related to LTD and thus, island size and human dynamics. PCA results showed that living tools could be cl…
Distribution Strategies of Vascular Plants at the Reclaimed Lands at the Saemangum Sea Dike
The distribution of plant communities in the reclaimed land of the southwestern coasts of South Korea, along with the environmental or plant factors, was studied through canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal reclaimed land plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Axis1 was correlated with LS, SLA, CH, an…
Interdisciplinary Convergence Research Design on Island Biocultural Diversity - Case Study in Wando-gun (County) Island Region, South Korea
The purpose of this research is (1) to study the epistemological meanings of biological diversity and cultural diversity and the connectivity of biocultural diversity and (2) to concretize a plan for making the biocultural diversity, containing the ecological environment and the life culture of the island areas, into knowledge resources. By carrying out onsite
Spatial Distribution and Connectivity of Eco-Cultural Resources on Cheongsando Island, Republic of Korea
Cheongsando, located in Wando-gun, Jeollanamdo, is designated as being part of the Dadohaehaesang National Park
Landscape Ecology in Asian Cultures
Land use management and cultural value of ecosystem services in Southwestern Korean islands
There are widespread tidal flats along the southwestern coast of Korea. At the provincial level, Jeonnam region has the largest tidal flat area, of which the main part is located in Shinan-gun, a municipality consisting of only islands. This area, including its tidal flats, has a high species diversity as well as a high cultural. However, the various important ecological functions of tidal flats are not recognized, as in most cases the tidal flat…
Land use patterns and landscape structures on the islands in Jeonnam Province’s Shinan County occasioned by the construction of mainland bridges
Land use in a specific region reflects the prevailing socioeconomic circumstances and cultures within that region. To this end, the current study analyzes the landscape structure of Shinan County using landscape indices based on land use to compare various socio-economic factors of the culture found on the islands of Shinan County. In addition, a cluster analysis was conducted to learn about the characteristics of islands exhibiting the same land…
Interdisciplinary Convergence Research Design on Island Biocultural Diversity - Case Study in Wando-gun (County) Island Region, South Korea
The purpose of this research is (1) to study the epistemological meanings of biological diversity and cultural diversity and the connectivity of biocultural diversity and (2) to concretize a plan for making the biocultural diversity, containing the ecological environment and the life culture of the island areas, into knowledge resources. By carrying out onsite
Spatial Distribution and Connectivity of Eco-Cultural Resources on Cheongsando Island, Republic of Korea
Cheongsando, located in Wando-gun, Jeollanamdo, is designated as being part of the Dadohaehaesang National Park
Traditional ecological knowledge and sustainability of ecosystem services on islands
The importance of traditional ecological knowledge to the sustainability of ecosystem services is obvious when realizing that such knowledge, handed down through generations, is essentially about how to ensure the continuous utilization of limited natural resources. In other words, traditional ecological knowledge provides a way to sustain the value of ecosystem services. In existing research on the value of ecosystem services, however, the role …
Distribution Strategies of Vascular Plants at the Reclaimed Lands at the Saemangum Sea Dike
The distribution of plant communities in the reclaimed land of the southwestern coasts of South Korea, along with the environmental or plant factors, was studied through canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and the competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies. The coastal reclaimed land plants were classified into three plant-factor groups in the CCA biplot diagram. Axis1 was correlated with LS, SLA, CH, an…
Changes and Chaos in Islands and Seascapes
Besides the great burden that has been placed on the world by the COVID-19 pandemic, radical climate change is causing natural disasters in every corner of the world. According to the IPCC’s most recent report, rising global temperatures already have very negative impacts beyond our expectation. The main cause of this lies in human activities that drive global population growth, ongoing urbanization, excessive use of natural resources, and so on.…
Historical, Geographical, and Biocultural Values of ‘Doksal’, Korean Stone Tidal Weirs
The sea is a space where ‘humans, materials, and information’ come and go. Given the abundant resources it provides, the sea has been significant in human culture until the present day. In particular, humans have made great advances in technological development and knowledge acquisition in relation to the use of fishing grounds. A characteristic example is the use of stone tidal weirs, a traditional fishing method that utilizes tidal differences …
Living Tool Diversity (LTD) along Environmental and Population Gradients in Shinan-gun, South Korea
To measure influences of environmental factors and population on Living Tool Diversity (LTD) in 10 islands of Shinan-gun, the number of living tools was determined. Correlation analysis, simple linear regression analysis, and principal component analysis (PCA) were performed. Results showed that coastline length and population were positively related to LTD and thus, island size and human dynamics. PCA results showed that living tools could be cl…
Plant species richness (PSR) along island biogeographical gradients in inhabited islands of Shinan-gun, Republic of Korea
The objective of this study is assess the influences of 8 environmental factors, population, coastline length, island area, vegetated area, highest peak, distance to the mainland, longitude, latitude on vascular plant species richness (PSR) of 10 inhabited islands of Shinan-gun, South Korea. In simple regression, the relationships between PSR and distance to the mainland, longitude and latitude were significant at the 5% level. When distance incr…
Strategies for the Regional Development of Jeollanam-do through Marine Specialization
This proposes strategies for the regional development of Jeollanam-do through marine specialization. Jeollanam-do boasts an abundance of islands and marine resources, with agriculture and fisheries being the primary industries. However, rapid population decline and urbanization threaten the sustainability of its development. By analyzing the 5th National Comprehensive Territorial Plan and Jeollanam-do's 4th Comprehensive Plan, this research deriv…
Distribution of Freshwater Plant Communities and Halophytes in Coastal Region, Muan-gun, South Korea
The distribution of freshwater plant communities and the relationships between them and sand dunes, salt marshes, and reclaimed lands of the southwestern coasts of South Korea was studied along with plant factors. Competitor (C), stress tolerator (S), and ruderal (R) (CSR) ecological strategies were also evaluated. To elucidate the relative significance of competition, stress, and disturbance (CSR) in the distribution process of plant communities…
Anthropocene Era, Comparative Studies on Island Biocultural Diversity and Island Biocultural Landscape
This study explores the link between island biocultural diversity and biocultural landscapes within the context of the Anthropocene. It offers a conceptual framework for understanding sustainability transitions in island regions. Moving beyond traditional island studies that view islands mainly as peripheral and vulnerable, this paper suggests that islands should be seen as strategic social–ecological spaces where changes in human–nature relation…
Geography (12 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Ecology and Conservation Studies (5 works) · Biology (4 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (4 works) · Coastal and Marine Management (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works)