Development of Carbon Spatial Map for Spatial Planning

Abstract

Existing greenhouse gas statistics make it difficult to establish a spatial unit reduction plan for individual regions. In addition, there are limitations in analyzing carbon emission reduction effects reflecting spatial characteristics and establishing spatial plans. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to improve greenhouse gas spatial information and statistics, develop technology, and establish a system to support carbon-neutral urban planning. Research builds carbon spatial maps and develops platforms to support carbon-neutral urban planning. This shortens the basic survey period, improves the explanation of predictive models, and supports the establishment of carbon neutral plans in demonstration cities. The results of the study can be used in various fields such as carbon neutral monitoring and carbon neutral policy establishment and are expected to be effective in urban planning such as narrowing the technology gap and establishing a foundation for Spatial management.