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Keywords: underutilized land, infill development, urban planning, urban redevelopment, planning support system

Korea has experienced rapid urbanization as well while achieving rapid industrialization and economic development over the past decades. Existing cities have grown explosively as well as new cities have been supplied in a planned way. However, Korea has been entering a more stable growth phase since the 2000s; more explicit expansion of the small-scale and fragmented cities is underway and the interiors of the existing cities are aging and getting idle. Therefore, utilizing the idle space effectively and efficiently can be said to have a high value on national urban policies in terms of the compressed utilization of the existing urban space and contribution to the inhibition of explicit growth of cities; it will be necessary to find a systematic utilization of idle space (vacant and underutilized land) in order to manage national territorial space systematically and utilize effectively in the future.

Scientific research methods and tools are necessary for systematic utilization of vacant and underutilized land. This study was conducted with the purpose of developing a pilot model for analysis & assessment of the vacant and underutilized land as a scientific policy support measures (planning support systems) to systematically identify the idle space and to encourage infill developments. Recently, government ministries and municipalities are taking