GeoEcoKorea (GEK) aims to improve access to paleoecological data from the Korean Peninsula. Although many valuable studies exist, their data are scattered across publications and often hard to compare or reuse. GEK compiles metadata, site inventories, and chronological information into a unified, open-access platform to support synthesis, reuse, and long-term preservation.
Our Long-term Visions
- To establish a community-driven governance model for long-term data stewardship.
- To integrate Korean datasets into global platforms like the Neotoma Paleoecology Database.
- To foster a collaborative, inclusive, and sustainable data-sharing culture in Korea.
- To enable regional and global comparisons through harmonized paleoecological data.
Coring at the crater-filling wetland of Dungsuak cone, Jeju Island
(Date: 2025/03/30)
[Photo Credit: Junbeom Park]
(Date: 2025/03/30)
[Photo Credit: Junbeom Park]