Quantitative Flood Damage Evaluation Using Grid-Based Spatial Analysis Data (original) (raw)

In Korea, flood damage occurs every year due to typhoons and heavy rains, resulting in increasing damage to human lives and properties in urban areas. To reduce the scale of flood damage, economic analyses of flood-control work are conducted as part of efficient disaster management in the context of a limited budget. In this study, a quantitative evaluation of flood damage in Ulsan due to Typhoon Chaba was conducted using multi-dimensional flood damage analysis (MD-FDA). However, the land cover map applied to MD-FDA has limited data resolution and update intervals. Examination of domestic and foreign research cases to complement these spatial analysis data showed that grid data were being used in disaster-related fields. This study evaluated whether grid data are suitable for quantitative assessment through economic analyses conducted using new spatial analysis data such as road name address digital maps and 100 × 100 m grid-based spatial analysis data. The results of this study con...