foreign countries leverage their national base maps to provide diverse spatial information for policy development and related services. In contrast, Korea's national base map primarily disseminates physical attribute information, requiring integration of human, social, economic, and safety-related spatial information for advanced development. Analyzing the current state of spatial policy and related projects at the national and local levels is crucial for deriving the role of the national base map. The study emphasizes the need to establish a foundation for constructing and linking integrated spatial information through a systematic analysis of government initiatives.

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