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A Strategic Plan and Management for Ecological Abandoned Mine Land (AML) Reuse Using GIS  

Lee, Ju-Young (Natural Products Center, KIST-Gangneung)
Han, Moo-Young (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Seoul National University)
Yang, Jung-Seok (Natural Products Center, KIST-Gangneung)
Choi, Jae-Young (Natural Products Center, KIST-Gangneung)
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Journal of Soil and Groundwater Environment / v.13, no.5, 2008 , pp. 1-7 More about this Journal
Abstract
Plan and management for Ecological Abandoned Mine Lands (AMLs) reuse using Geographic Information System (GIS) technique are an ideal method. GIS technique display, manage and analyze a spatially referenced data, which can be combined in user-defined ways to make plan and decision about AMLs reuse. Local communities are affected by AMLs. In the past, plan and management of AMLs have never been considered for ecological aspects as well as using GIS. However, the rapidly growing GIS technology have proven to be a valuable tool in the process of understanding environment and of making responsible environmental decisions. This paper suggests that making responsible decision and plan using GIS can create a various types of benefits to local communities. This also shows that GIS may play a vital role at the decision/planning process of analysis and exploration of local environmental situation. We are trying to apply to decision support system for AMLs reuse. Moreover, a lot of thematic maps are making using GIS providing a comprehensive data with images. These can be an ideal platform to deliver meaningful outcomes.
Keywords
Geographic Information System (GIS); Abandoned Mine Lands (AMLs);
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