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This study analyzed the supply status of public facilities and residents' perception of accessibility in 71 rural Eup and Myeon centers in 11 counties of Jeollanam-do and Jeollabuk-do, regions facing severe population decline and aging. The centers were classified into three types based on the number of facilities and their spatial concentration. A survey of 470 residents was conducted to assess the importance and satisfaction regarding accessibility. The analysis confirmed that high resident satisfaction was correlated more strongly with efficient spatial concentration (e.g., Type 2) than with the absolute number of facilities (Type 3). Essential facilities for daily life, such as public administration, finance, and healthcare, consistently showed high importance. Notably, Public Administration Facilities accessibility was the single most significant factor influencing overall resident satisfaction across all three types. Residents overwhelmingly preferred a short walking distance of within 300 meters for most facilities, indicating a strong emphasis on immediate, human-scale accessibility. In conclusion, to proactively improve the quality of life in these centers, strategies must shift from quantitative supply to a focus on maximizing convenience and optimizing pedestrian accessibility. Specifically, essential facilities must be secured within a core walkable radius (200-300 meters), and differentiated, location-based strategies that reflect the unique spatial concentration and functional characteristics of each center type are required to effectively enhance living services and combat regional decline.

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Abstract
1. 서론
1.1 연구의 배경 및 목적
1.2 연구범위 및 방법
2. 이론적 고찰
3. 조사대상지 특성
4. 조사분석 결과
4.1 일반특성
4.2 공공시설 유형별 중요도 및 만족도 인식
4.3 유형별 중심지 공공시설 이용만족도와 공공시설별접근성의 영향 관계 분석
4.4 공공시설 유형별 접근거리 인식분석
5. 결론
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• 박성진 [ Park, Sung-Jin | 목포대학교 건축공학과 부교수, 공학박사 ]
• 조하나 [ Cho Ha-Na | 목포대학교 건축공학과 대학원 석·박사통합과정 ] Corresponding Author

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