Ⅰ. Introduction
ㅇ Despite the acceleration of the spread of renewable energy with the Green New Deal policy, many conflicts have arisen regarding the location of renewable energy facilities in the local community. Hence, measures are required to secure environmental performance and acceptability of residents.
ㅇTo effectively realize the location planning system that monitors micro-environmental resources and increases the participation of residents, a “conflict map” for the Saemangeum area, a form of public participation map, was prepared and piloted based on the Q methodology. A direction for establishing environmental policies and spatial plans that reduce the gap between stakeholders and scientists is suggested.

Ⅱ. Previous Research Analysis
1. Conflict map
ㅇThe location planning system allows local governments to take the initiative and select renewable energy locations and, therefore, provides an opportunity to make plans based on local micro-environmental information.
- To increase the acceptability of residents when operating the location planning system, it must be conducted based on residents’ participation and reflect the local residents’ interests in environmental changes.
- The location planning system for renewable energy should reflect the interests of residents according to the micro-environmental changes, but the methodology of analyzing the space based on such information is insufficient.
ㅇ A “conflict map,” which maps and shows differences in perceptions of space was prepared using the spatial Q methodology. The issue of installation space for renewable