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텍스트 분석을 통한 국내 ‘회복력’ 관련 연구동향 : 도시 기후변화 및 재난재해를 중심으로
Author
이길상, 진대용, 송슬기, 최희선
Journal Title
한국기후변화학회지
Publication Year
2019
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Summary
This study analyzed the trend in domestic research on resilience by conducting a frequency analysis on 6,590 studies related to climate change and urban disasters, and a keyword & network analysis of 301 studies with abstracts. The analysis revealed that ‘region’ and ‘disaster’ received the most attention, and research focused on keywords such as ‘management’, ‘impact’, and ‘assessment’.
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