Deriving Topics for Safety of Folk Villages Following Scope and Content of ICT-Based DPD

A novel Disaster Prevention Design (DPD) framework, integrating ICT-based solutions, has been proposed to enhance the safety of folk villages, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Andong Hahoe. The study introduces an integrated monitoring and management system for structural safety, alongside a standardized signage system tailored to regional disaster risks—floods in Korea and earthquakes in Japan. Leveraging deep learning simulations, researchers developed a water-level expectation model applied to Hahoe village, demonstrating the potential of big data-driven disaster prevention. The approach transcends traditional design paradigms by focusing on human-oriented, convergence-based solutions that address complex future societal challenges.

Oh, Y.-S. (2016). Deriving Topics for Safety of Folk Villages Following Scope and Content of ICT-Based DPD. International Journal of Contents, 12(2), 12–23. https://doi.org/10.5392/ijoc.2016.12.2.012