The Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology releases the "Fisher Village Site Map," capturing the challenges and innovations of fishing villages.

Expectations for spreading public empathy through a collection of fishing village cases based on field-centered research results The Fisheries Research Department of the Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology (KIOST) announced that it has published the "Fishing Village Site Map (Korean/English)" as part of a field-centered research project aimed at delivering policy-centered research results to the public and narrowing the gap between research institutions and the field. The "Fishing Village Site Map" is a collection of 15 cases covering various topics such as industry, culture, population, and community recovery in fishing villages across the nation, including "regional regeneration" in Yeondong Port in Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang, "fishing bus" in Yuldo, Mokpo, South Jeolla, and "AI digital twin" in Pohang, North Gyeongsang, among others, showcasing the challenges and innovations of each region. Through this publication, efforts to advance towards sustainable fishing ...