A Study on Analyzing the Vulnerability and Risk for Airport Facilities in Daegu Airport

Recently, the size and severity of disasters due to rapidly progressing global climate change are increasing, and situation prediction and response are also becoming difficult and complex. In addition, the proportion of public facilities among natural disaster damage related to climate change is increasing, and the importance of management of social infrastructure and public services is also increasing. Responses to climate change in the aviation sector are progressing in various aspects overall, but are showing somewhat different aspects. In other words, it appears that airlines are focusing on reducing aircraft engine emissions, which are the main cause of climate change, while airports are paying more attention to improving airport facilities and services as well as emissions. Considering these circumstances, this study aims to assess the vulnerability of airport facilities and analyze their risk to respond to climate change, focusing on airport facilities where airport operators play a leading role in responding to climate change in the aviation sector.