Journal of Navigation and Port Research 2009;33(8):539-548.
Published online October 30, 2009.
리스본엑스포를 통해 본 여수엑스포의 주제와 도시개발
최은순, 정문수
The theme and urban development of the Expo Yeosu focusing on the case of the Expo Lisbon
Eun-Soon Choi, Moon-Soo Jeong
Abstract
This work aims to highlight the importance and role of the theme and message of BIE exhibitions in the 21th century, and to suggest essential points concerning the preparation of the Expo 2012 Yeosu which would focus on the theme and urban development. After the Expo '98 Lisbon, the theme and message of Expo has been changed from focusing on the progress of technology itself to rethinking of progress itself and focusing on the future of the globe. This change also reflects the need to solve the problems of global environment problem in today's human society and to pursue the new technology which enable to make sure sustainable development. Because the Expo Yeosu, whose theme is the sea and coast, is compared to case of Expo Lisbon whose theme is ocean, we need to make a benchmarking the case of the Expo Lisbon and to make efforts to differenciate the case of the Expo Lisbon. This article suggests concerning the theme and urban development plan of the Expo Yeosu as follows: First, to propose current and future cutting edge technology to utilize the resources of the ocean and the coast and to propose the Yeosu Project, a capacity-building program designed to address various challenges confronting developing countries. Second, to propose a different urban redevelopment plan of capital Lisbon, ie to propose sea port cities network to link the advent of the Namhaeansidae.
Key Words: Expo Lisbon;Expo Yeosu;thematic exhibitions;sustainable development;urban development;oceans


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