Sustainable Development of Technopolis: Case Study of Daedeok Science Town/Innopolis in Korea - Technopolis: Best Practices for Science and Technology Cities - page 99

Table 2 Sustainability evaluation in terms of structure and environment
Factors and
contents

Development features shifted from DST to Daedeok Innopolis Sustainability

evaluation

Former stage Later stage

Linkage with
mother

Satellite town (unique
Science city)

- Integration with its mother city
(Multi-functional Technopolis as RIS center)

Positive for economic sustainability
- sharing the DV's development
potential with mother city area
- compact development

Functional
change
Component
and their
Linkage

Basic

Research + Education(Univ.)
- pure R&D
: High-tech development oriented
: restricting production

Basic Research + Education

(Univ.) + Technology
Commercialization
(venture firms)

Basic Research +
Education
(Univ.) + Technology
Commercialization
(local industries, industrial &
business park)
? Regional Innovation

Land use R&D use area

(38.5 %)
: for public Institutes

R&D use area
Expansion (46.6 %)
: for Public institutes and
Private R&D centers

National R&D Special
Zone (70.2 km 2 )
- DST, DV, DTV
- R&D, TBI business,
Industrial & Venture
business,
manufacturing etc

Negative for environmental sustainability
(demand for careful land use strategy
with respect to ecological planning)