ST 3.1: Utilizing Big Data-Based Policy Simulator for Marine Spatial Management
Convenor/s
Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology(KIOST)
Background
With recent increases in intensity of marine spatial utilization and various activities, conflicts and activity overlaps among stakeholders are deepening. Particularly, there is a demand for establishing means of integrated management of marine space to promote rational development and utilization, and to induce eco-friendly and sustainable marine activities.
In this session, experts from each country such as Korea, Japan, China, and Indonesia will share their expertise and know-how in marine spatial management, and build an international cooperation basis to realize sustainable marine space utilization. With the end effect of contributing to the development of intelligent marine spatial policy simulation technology based on a marine digital platform for predicting Asian marine activities and scenario-based spatial changes and policy diagnosis.
This session aims to achieve the following:
- Derivation of marine space policies and development of simulation evaluation indicators for each policy
- Policy simulation scenario development
- Development of policy simulator for maritime digital twin
- Verification and utilization of policy simulator based on maritime digital platform
Program
Time | AGENDA |
14:00-14:30 | Registration |
14:30-14:50 | Opening Address
Welcome address
Group Photo |
14:50-15:30 | Presentation Session
Presentation 1: Utilizing big data for efficient marine spatial management (tentative title)
Presentation 2: Development of Simulator for Ship Activity Conflict and Future Demand
Presentation 3: Analysis of Characteristic Factors Affecting Changes in Catch of Inshore and Offshore Fisheries Areas in South Korea using a Spatial Panel
Presentation 4: Development and direction of policy simulators as decision-making tools
Presentation 5: Comparisons of Two Catch-Quota Management Regimes: An Experimental Investigation
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15:30-16:30 | Panel Discussion
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