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| Background Tactical Urbanism has emerged as a strategic approach to addressing urban issues through short-term and experimental interventions in urban regeneration and public space utilization. This study analyzed research trends related to Tactical Urbanism in South Korea using text-mining techniques, focusing on academic journals and research reports published over the past decade (2014-2024).
Methods This research employed word frequency analysis, topic modeling (LDA), and network analysis. First, word frequency analysis identified frequently occurring keywords. Topic modeling revealed five major topics: urban regeneration, temporary space utilization, policy-oriented approaches, cultural regeneration, and environmental sustainability. Additionally, network analysis examined the relationships between keywords and clarified the structural characteristics of the research themes.
Result The key findings included the identification of primary keywords such as "Tactical Urbanism," "urban regeneration," "space," "participation," and "temporary," highlighting the central role of Tactical Urbanism in urban regeneration and public space utilization. Notably, network analysis confirmed that "Tactical Urbanism" and "urban regeneration" served as central keywords in the network, mediating connections between various research topics.
Conclusion This study confirms that Tactical Urbanism is a pivotal concept linking diverse research topics centered on urban regeneration and public space utilization. Based on these findings, the study suggests that Tactical Urbanism has significant potential for practical application in urban planning and policy approaches. Furthermore, it underscores the need for future research to expand through case studies and international comparisons. |
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| 택티컬 어바니즘, 텍스트마이닝, 도시재생, Tactical Urbanism, Text Mining, Urban Regeneration |
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