2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.habitatint.2003.09.006
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Eco-Industrial Park Design: a Daedeok Technovalley case study

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“…More recently, there are a few articles on Korean EIP development [20,21] and Singaporean experience in applying ecosystem concepts to the planning of a petrochemical complex [22]. The literature has gradually broadened from individual EIP case studies, to systematic assessment and comparison of national EIP programs, and to early attempts in industrial symbiosis theory construction [23,24].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, there are a few articles on Korean EIP development [20,21] and Singaporean experience in applying ecosystem concepts to the planning of a petrochemical complex [22]. The literature has gradually broadened from individual EIP case studies, to systematic assessment and comparison of national EIP programs, and to early attempts in industrial symbiosis theory construction [23,24].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of enterprises providing data in both years was no more than 48. Turning to overseas locations such as EIP (Eco-industrial Park), Kalundborg [10], USA [11], the Netherlands [11], Tianjin [12], Ulsan [13], [14], Daedeok Technovalley [15], and Rio de Janeiro [16], research has been pursued on the development process, providing valuable quantitative data concerning the number of enterprise locations and related changes, but research is still lacking concerning specific materials flow data analyzed over time.…”
Section: A Prior Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These studies mainly focused on industrial ecology theory (the theoretical basis of EIP) [20][21][22], industrial symbiosis (a core component of EIP) [23][24][25], EIP design [26,27] and EIP as regional development strategy [28,29]. Except these theory and strategy studies, there are some studies exploring the environmental practices of EIPs, which is the focus of this literature review.…”
Section: Environmental Practices In Eipsmentioning
confidence: 99%