## 3 Results
### Standardization of Climate Change Vulnerability Index
#### 3.1.1 Exposure to Climate Change
\begin{table}
\begin{tabular}{c c c c c c c c} \hline \hline \multirow{2}{*}{**Sub-Watershed**} & \multicolumn{6}{c}{**SSP-370 Scenario**} \\ \cline{2-7}  & **Rx1 Day** & **CDD** & **CD5 Day** & **R10 mm** & **R50 mm** & **CD10 Day50 mm** & **EDI** \\ \hline Andong Dam & 24.97 & 30.74 & 100.00 & 19.60 & 33.41 & 34.20 & 66.50 \\ Imha Dam & 9.96 & 59.31 & 97.27 & 0.76 & 16.53 & 52.74 & 32.84 \\ Andong Dam Estuary & 3.09 & 100.00 & 34.90 & 0.00 & 30.43 & 9.51 & 91.10 \\ Naeseongcheon & 51.35 & 70.54 & 0.00 & 34.82 & 70.28 & 49.60 & 32.19 \\ Younggang & 0.24 & 57.74 & 8.72 & 36.60 & 70.63 & 39.84 & 91.10 \\ Byeongong-cheon & 41.45 & 3.68 & 47.71 & 44.73 & 40.64 & 16.46 & 47.74 \\ Wicheon & 0.00 & 96.30 & 44.51 & 4.75 & 15.77 & 2.33 & 93.80 \\ Nakdong Gumi & 13.97 & 62.15 & 72.49 & 32.28 & 2.17 & 8.19 & 100.00 \\ Gamcheon & 49.97 & 0.00 & 76.35 & 45.73 & 15.98 & 4.07 & 41.91 \\ Nakdong Waegwan & 14.08 & 63.34 & 63.37 & 32.67 & 2.97 & 8.56 & 98.46 \\ Nakdong Sangiu & 4.23 & 59.83 & 22.23 & 37.21 & 56.52 & 34.38 & 93.89 \\ Geumhogang & 3.39 & 82.28 & 35.79 & 33.05 & 0.00 & 0.00 & 42.24 \\ Hoeheon & 45.02 & 60.41 & 58.48 & 65.23 & 57.41 & 50.14 & 15.99 \\ Nakdong Goryeong & 29.49 & 79.55 & 37.84 & 48.09 & 26.56 & 27.19 & 60.94 \\ Habcheon Dam & 38.09 & 35.61 & 75.71 & 74.60 & 69.25 & 42.10 & 14.07 \\ Hwanggang & 53.56 & 73.89 & 48.34 & 68.83 & 65.05 & 63.25 & 4.04 \\ Nakdong Changyeong & 56.60 & 74.43 & 45.33 & 67.21 & 62.17 & 60.63 & 2.69 \\ Namgang Dam & 99.13 & 52.17 & 51.83 & 100.00 & 97.18 & 74.42 & 59.11 \\ Nakgang & 60.06 & 64.65 & 45.52 & 98.01 & 100.00 & 98.80 & 0.00 \\ Nakdong Miryang & 68.53 & 72.01 & 20.70 & 61.56 & 52.70 & 51.62 & 0.43 \\ Miryanggang & 51.81 & 76.78 & 35.97 & 54.82 & 38.13 & 37.37 & 9.07 \\ Nakdong Estuary & 100.00 & 55.59 & 54.99 & 97.66 & 97.45 & 100.00 & 63.68 \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular}
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Table 7: Standardized indices of climate change exposure in scenario SSP-370. \begin{table}
\begin{tabular}{c c c c c c c c} \hline \hline \multirow{2}{*}{**Sub-Watershed**} & \multicolumn{6}{c}{**SSP-585 Scenario**} \\ \cline{2-7}  & **Rx1 Day** & **CDD** & **CD5 Day** & **R10 mm** & **R50 mm** & **CD10 Day50 mm** & **EDI** \\ \hline Andong Dam & 33.49 & 8.30 & 98.83 & 23.00 & 43.35 & 37.88 & 21.73 \\ Imha Dam & 11.86 & 34.41 & 100.00 & 2.18 & 23.38 & 31.86 & 58.10 \\ Andong Dam Estuary & 25.08 & 77.95 & 50.10 & 0.00 & 39.51 & 22.04 & 29.49 \\ Naseongcheon & 67.94 & 57.17 & 41.90 & 37.35 & 78.10 & 56.46 & 25.49 \\ Younggang & 16.24 & 37.85 & 49.22 & 38.85 & 81.18 & 45.01 & 14.77 \\ Byeongong-cheon & 40.43 & 0.00 & 72.41 & 43.13 & 46.35 & 28.45 & 13.76 \\ Wicheon & 14.75 & 83.92 & 46.33 & 2.38 & 23.04 & 12.61 & 21.27 \\ Nakdong Gumi & 6.62 & 71.37 & 45.17 & 23.49 & 8.42 & 12.12 & 1.31 \\ Gamcheon & 40.56 & 9.83 & 68.89 & 39.80 & 19.52 & 15.86 & 6.44 \\ [PERSON] & 7.42 & 72.98 & 40.38 & 24.24 & 8.56 & 11.88 & 2.32 \\ [PERSON] & 12.88 & 44.90 & 50.56 & 37.11 & 66.13 & 39.14 & 15.14 \\ Geumhogang & 0.00 & 100.00 & 26.91 & 28.15 & 0.00 & 0.00 & 0.00 \\ Hoeheon & 47.54 & 69.08 & 22.08 & 59.09 & 58.62 & 40.03 & 65.87 \\ Nakdong Goryeong & 28.76 & 92.31 & 20.62 & 42.61 & 26.70 & 22.47 & 31.15 \\ Habcheon Dam & 39.05 & 45.31 & 23.48 & 70.87 & 72.79 & 43.81 & 9.68 \\ Hwanggang & 58.89 & 82.13 & 14.34 & 62.31 & 64.41 & 45.22 & 100.00 \\ Nakdong Changyeong & 56.77 & 85.94 & 12.64 & 61.29 & 62.59 & 49.51 & 81.54 \\ Namgang Dam & 96.93 & 66.00 & 9.28 & 100.00 & 96.57 & 71.96 & 17.03 \\ Nakgang & 58.77 & 79.05 & 7.12 & 96.69 & 100.00 & 84.23 & 28.09 \\ Nakdong Miryang & 50.20 & 95.56 & 0.00 & 58.19 & 57.14 & 66.17 & 12.75 \\ Miryanggang & 38.24 & 98.08 & 13.49 & 51.12 & 40.95 & 47.28 & 11.60 \\ Nakdong Estuary & 100.00 & 64.41 & 37.90 & 95.85 & 98.77 & 100.00 & 75.18 \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular}
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Table 8: Standardized indices of climate change exposure in scenario SSP-585. values in SSP-125, 245, 585, and 370. As for CDD, the Andong Dam Estuary showed the highest value in the scenarios SSP-245 and 370, and the Geumhogang sub-watershed showed the highest values in the scenarios SSP-126 and 585.