자연재해의 불확실성과 위험회피정책 - 자연자원의 은닉가치 보전에 초점을 두고

Policy for Risk Evasion of Natural Calamities - Focused on Preservation of Concealed Value in Natural Resources -

&nbsp;&nbsp;1. CONTENTS<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;(1) RESEARCH OBJECTIVES<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;To practice a policy on risk avoidance for Natural calamities, it, the national institutions, constitutions, rules, urban planning and technology should be used. Furthermore, it is essential to analyze the regional environments and reflect the their characteristics. This is because they are the mechanism for causing the natural calamities as well as a means of conveying the damage and they affect on the regional topography, precipitation, temperature and gradient.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;(2) RESEARCH METHOD<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;book research, second date analysis<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;(3) RESEARCH RESULTS<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;For flood, the heavy rain is the main cause but it do not damage us by itself. Instead, rainwater causes the damage to us by changing waterway or overflowing in the process of pushing it out into the sea via rivers. Therefore, we can minimize the damage of flood through analyzing the cause of overflow or the change of waterway and providing the proper prescription.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;We have a tendency to consider the current values of natural resources as valuable and to overlook their concealed ones. However, the latter can mediate the uncertainty and support the potential energy. The damage of natural calamities, such as flood, can be minimized when the potential resources are preserved.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;2. RESULTS<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;Natural calamities can recover the role of natural resource and can restore their concealed values. When we use their positive effects. This is called a policy on risk avoidance through preserving the concealed value of natural resources. It is a strategy for minimizing the damage in human being through solving the problems of natural phenomena. In this policy, two preconditions are required for natural calamities; 1) their current values that provide the direct benefits to us should be regarded as precious, 2) their concealed values should not be removed with preservation as the natural state.