Analysis of the Phenomenon of Food Deserts in Urban-Rural Complex Cities Due to Local Extinction for Elderly Residential Areas

In some of shrinking population areas, elderly are vulnerable to access to affordable fresh foods due to the food supply system heavily rely on urban setting.The purpose of this study is to analyze the food desert formation especially in urban-rural complex cities, Gunsan-si and explore the possible solution for food distribution using public facilities; Kyungrodangs as one type of social overhead capitals.For analysis, Q-GIS 3.34.8program was used.The food desert area was defined as a residential area with a high concentration of elderly people excluded from the buffering space, within 500 m from the location of each fresh food store.Some areas are difficult for access to fresh food market for elderly by walking.In order to solve the food desert phenomenon, local community center and elderly welfare facility, Kyungrodang could be used as one of the alternatives for food distribution.

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Journal of The Korean Society of Living Environmental System
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.21086/ksles.2024.10.31.5.343
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Financial Crisis of the 21st Century
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Analysis of the Phenomenon of Food Deserts in Urban-Rural Complex Cities Due to Local Extinction for Elderly Residential Areas

So Young Lee, Sung‐Eun Yoo, Mi-Kyeong Oh
Journal of The Korean Society of Living Environmental System
Financial Crisis of the 21st Century
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Analysis of the Phenomenon of Food Deserts in Urban-Rural Complex Cities Due to Local Extinction for Elderly Residential Areas

So Young Lee, Sung‐Eun Yoo, Mi-Kyeong Oh
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In some of shrinking population areas, elderly are vulnerable to access to affordable fresh foods due to the food supply system heavily rely on urban setting.The purpose of this study is to analyze the food desert formation especially in urban-rural complex cities, Gunsan-si and explore the possible solution for food distribution using public facilities; Kyungrodangs as one type of social overhead capitals.For analysis, Q-GIS 3.34.8program was used.The food desert area was defined as a residential area with a high concentration of elderly people excluded from the buffering space, within 500 m from the location of each fresh food store.Some areas are difficult for access to fresh food market for elderly by walking.In order to solve the food desert phenomenon, local community center and elderly welfare facility, Kyungrodang could be used as one of the alternatives for food distribution.

Journal of The Korean Society of Living Environmental SystemVol. 31(5)
Kunsan National University (KR), Chung-Ang University (KR)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Financial Crisis of the 21st Century
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Analysis of the Phenomenon of Food Deserts in Urban-Rural Complex Cities Due to Local Extinction for Elderly Residential Areas — So Young Lee, Sung‐Eun Yoo, et al. · Journal of The Korean Society of Living Environmental System (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS