Classification of Soil Series in the Saemangeum Reclaimed Agricultural Tide Land

Abstract

The soil which was confirmed by using auger with intervals of 200 m at a depth of 1 m in Agricultural tide land Section 5 had a somewhat poorly drainage and coarse loamy. The Gwangpo series has coarse loamy texture with a somewhat poorly drainage in Fluvio-marine plains, but confirmed soil had different characteristics with the Gwangpo series Our objective of in this study was to set a new soil series by comparing to the Gwangpo series. Both the Gwangpo and A-Gwangpo serieses showed the similar horizons (A, B and C horizons), texture (coarse loamy), and chemical properties. A somewhat poorly drainage in general Gwangpo series caused mainly grayish color and 2 -20% of the mottle's distribution (by oxidation) within 20 -50 cm depth. An our soils, the mottle's distribution was investigated by 2 -20% and 20 -49% in the Gwangpo and A-Gwangpo series, respectively. Gwangpo series is somewhat poorly drained and has a small amount of mottle (by oxidation) quantity, so it is used as a paddy field. But the A-Gwangpo series is estimated that it can be used as a field soil with an amount of 20 -49% of mottle (by oxidation) quantity.

The Influence of Saemangeum Reclaimed Landscape Colors on Perceived Restorativeness and Revisit Intention

“…Therefore, the recent comprehensive land reclamation project that has been in progress until now for purposes such as international business, industry, tourism, and agricultural life (Seo et al, 2021), which is the reclaimed land of the Saemangeum area, can be used as the optimal restorative environment that offers the sense of being away, extent, scope, and fascination.…”