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1주차(1)

It changes from memory age to creation age.

People an makes creation, no matter how small.

Computers do not create because people do what they say.

We need to study the tools of creation such as GIS, CAD, Virtual Reality, Web Design, Big Data Handling, and Internet of Things.

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Repetition is meaningless because information society is capable of infinite copying.

The same thing has no meaning, so we have to create something new.

You should always study 8 hours a day with a challenge and do not be afraid of wrong and wrong.

Failure can lead to success and be better.

If it is delayed without development, it will be ruined.

2주차(1)

As the era of batting is over and the era of autonomy is on the way, students should study more than eight hours a day. A student must have a healthy body and mind to live a better life before studying for more than eight hours.

In the future, all things will share intelligence with intelligence and control each other.

The industrial revolution such as Internet of things will happen. Today, automobile is not a machine industry but a representative product of electronics industry.

It is difficult to challenge new things, but students must create and be important.

In class, rather than passively taking lessons, students should always go to class-related sites and study positively.

Urban administration is the study of various public activities taking place in a geographical place called a city.

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Students of Daegu University should be willing to study more than 8 hours a day voluntarily with healthy mind and body.

Nine out of ten people live in cities and need to understand the city.

A city is created by the phenomenon that the subjects of economic activity concentrate spatially by activities among each other.

The larger the scale, the lower the production cost per unit is the economies of scale.

The economy of integration refers to the profits gained by firms or stores located in close proximity to each other.

The city is regarded as an organism in which various activities take place in an orderly fashion. Each element, especially people, is capable of mutual information exchange. It is like a living organism of a cell. Even if a cell is created or destroyed, It declines.

With the development of information technology, the city is gradually becoming a city of a new personality that matches the global age.

3주차(1)

In recent years, urban securitization has occurred, making it difficult to distinguish between urban and rural areas.

A city is a unique lifestyle of human beings that is made up of many people gathering in a space with a certain area and doing economic activities, and at the same time, it is a formed area itself.

The city has a large concentration of population in certain areas compared to rural areas.

The city is differentiated in function and there are administrative differences somewhat, but administrative institutions are concentrated and have autonomy as city itself.

The city has high population heterogeneity, anonymity and mobility.

The city is industrialized and the proportion of workers in the second and third industries is higher than that of the first industry, and the concentration and accumulation of information is great.

A city can be classified as a feature of its form, and a feature can be classified as a feature of a feature.

City components are citizens, activities, land and facilities.

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The landscape characteristics of a city vary by region, but each city creates a landscape based on its social, economic, cultural and historical characteristics.

In order to understand the landscape, it is necessary to understand the invisible factors.

The density of buildings increased due to the concentration of population in cities compared to villages.

As the city grows, land use is expanded to the periphery, land use changes from agriculture to urban aspect, and accessibility has a great influence on demand.

The United Nations predicts that half of the world‘s population will live in urban areas at the end of 2008 and that by 2050, 64.1% and 85.9% of developing and developing countries will be urbanized.

Urbanization is closely related to the sociological process of modernization, industrialization and socialization.

Urbanization can show the level of urban development proportional to the total population of the city and can represent the rate of increase of urban ratio.

Urbanization is not only a modern phenomenon, but also a social culture on a global scale is rapidly urbanizing, and rural culture is mainly replaced by urban culture.

Village culture is characterized by common pedigree, intimate relationships, and collective action, while urban culture is characterized by distant pedigree, unfamiliar relationships, and competitive behavior.

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5주차(1)

The city is constantly evolving as more and more people leave towns and farms to live in the city, and the city is growing.

Urbanization ratios vary from country to country, with urbanization rates much higher in the United States and Britain than in China, India, Swaziland or Niger, but urbanization rates are much slower because urban population ratios are much smaller in rural areas.

The city is known for its money, services and added centralized venues.

Many rural residents move to this city to pursue property and social mobility.

Businesses that provide jobs and exchange capital are more concentrated in urban areas.

Whether the source is trade or sightseeing, foreign money flows into a country that is generally located in the city through a port or bank system.

Farm life is always vulnerable to unpredictable environmental conditions, and survival can be extremely problematic in the event of a drought, flood or epidemic.

Urban life, especially in the modern urban slums of developing countries, is clearly attracting immigrants, with few floods due to epidemics or climate change.

Urban areas are also much more vulnerable to violence, drugs and other urban social problems.

In the United States, industrialization of agriculture has had a negative impact on the economies of small and medium scale farms and has greatly reduced the size of the rural labor market.

5주차(2)

Due to the effects of globalization in developing countries, conflicts over land rights have led to a politically powerful group, such as peasants, who have forfeited land or forcibly displaced them into cities.

Land in China is state-owned, but the building is privately owned.

In China, where land acquisition measures are enforced, there was much broader and more rapid urbanization than in India, where peasants form a militant group to oppose such efforts.

Mandatory and unplanned migration often leads to rapid growth of slums.

This is also similar to the area of violent conflict where people leave the ground for violence, for example, Bogota, Colombia.

The city offers a variety of services, such as professional services not available in rural areas.

Workers are needed to support the provision of these services, resulting in more and more job opportunities.

The elderly can be forced to move to a city with doctors and hospitals that can meet their health needs.

A variety of high-quality educational opportunities are another element of urban migration and an opportunity to join, develop and pursue social communities.

As cities evolve, impacts can include dramatic increases and changes in costs.

Often, we market prices to local working classes, including government officials, such as employees of local governments.

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The heat island phenomenon in the city and its associated concern have also increased over the long term.

The heat island phenomenon of the city is formed when the industrial and urban areas are developed and the heat production and the maintenance rate are increased.

Solar energy, which affects rural areas, consumes water that evaporates from vegetation and soil.

In urban areas, because the plants are less exposed than the rural areas and the soil is exposed, most of the urban areas absorb solar energy in buildings and asphalt.

In particular, asphalt absorbs more solar energy because of its blackness, so during the warmer daytime, evaporative cooling in the city results in a higher surface temperature than in rural areas.

Automobiles and factories emit additional heat as well as industrial heating and air conditioning systems.

As a result, urban areas are warmer than rural areas, including reducing soil moisture and reabsorbing CO2 emissions.

Therefore, researchers should study how to reduce the re-emission of carbon dioxide by creating sustainable renewable energy.

As urbanization prevents population growth, the birth rate of new urban dwellers drops immediately and falls continuously, reducing the risk of environmental stress from population growth.

Migration from rural areas reduces the dissemination of destructive livelihood agriculture techniques due to improper hatching.

According to a July 2013 report released by the UN‘s Office of Economic and Social Affairs, countries that face food shortages due to climate change by 2050 warned that 70 per cent of food resources should be increased.

According to UN experts, the changing environmental conditions and the increasing population population of the city‘s population will lead to basic sanitation systems, health care, and potential humanitarian disasters.

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Other forms of urbanization can be classified according to the style and the growth of the historical area of architectural and planning methods.

Cities in developed countries have traditionally shown that human activities and settlements are concentrated around urban areas.

Migration means migrating from a place similar to the previous colonies.

Many immigrants settling in a poor urban center led to the notion of a "core state change" that briefly explained that the people around the former empire were now living in the center.

Recent developments, such as urban renewal schemes, mean that new settlers in the city are no longer in the center.

In some advanced regions, urbanization has been adversely affected by the declining population to rural areas, which is often the case for wealthy families.

This was possible due to improved communication (information technology development) and was caused by factors such as fear of crime and poor urban environment.

It is called suburbanization that the residential area is changed into suburban area. Suburbanization has been conducted so far in developed and developing countries to create a new concentration point on the outskirts of downtown.

Centralization of networked polycentric forms is considered by new urbanization patterns.

It is called edge city, network city, or postmodern city in various names. Los Angeles is a representative example.

In the United States, urban outcrossing has resulted in ‘resumption of urbanization‘ due to suburban flight with high transportation costs.

Rural immigrants are fascinated by the possibilities that the city can offer, but often experience extreme poverty, often settled in the slums.

Most urban poor who can find work in developing countries can spend their lives in jobs that are unsafe and poorly paid.

7주차(1)

The local structure is not an integrated entity that is merely a combination of natural, social, and historical functions. Instead, they are functionally linked to perform a new function.

Within the city, commercial areas, industrial areas, residential areas, and business areas with different characteristics constitute an urban area.

The regional structure of a city means the arrangement or arrangement style of the elements constituting the interior of the city, and also means the relation between each element and the whole.

The spatial structure of a city includes not only the arrangement and spatial position of the elements but also the geometrical features such as the pattern, distance, form, etc. of the element itself.

Functional regional differentiation is the basic unit for forming an economic spatial organization, each of which has its own economic location, which is the smallest economic region.

The economical regional structure forms an economic location in accordance with the characteristics of different lands in land use.

Indeed, when observing land use, economic character of various character is formed in different places.

Thus, the process of forming various economic locations according to places can be recognized as a process in which the land use of a certain area is differentiated into a smaller area.

For example, in the case of a city where economic locations with the same function are integrated in a specific area to form a large number of aggregates, for example, restaurants, financial houses, and the like.

In other cases, a particular economic location, such as a retail business, can find isolated locations that are isolated and formed between different types of economic location.

The city is the production location of the second and tertiary industries as well as the aggregate of the consumption location.

This will necessarily occupy a certain amount of space, which is functionally combined with other areas mainly in the residential area, the commercial area, and the CBD, so that the entire city forms a single nodule.

In addition, these regional structures will form a hierarchy of domination and subordination in which subordinate regions are dominated by upper regions.

As the fourth industrial revolution is approaching, students have to create information and create information.

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The growth of the metropolis is accompanied by the expansion of the city, and the enlargement process is explained in the form of a concentric circle formed by five zones.

Central Business District (CBD), Dot Zone, Workers Housing Zone, Middle, High-end Housing Area, Commuter Zone.

The downtown area surrounds the central business district, which is the area where business facilities or light industry in the central area enter and deteriorate the residential environment.

The workers‘ residential area is the residential area of the workers who migrated from the zone, and this area is mainly occupied by workers or immigrant second generations commuting to factories.

In the middle and high-rise residential area, a single-family house or apartment is formed above the middle level, and a satellite city or a new sub-district is formed in a spot having good transportation or good accessibility.

The commuter zone is in the commuter range of 30-60 minutes by passenger car across the border of the city.

When dividing each zone into the inside and outside, the inside tends to expand into the outside by penetrating into the outside area.

The expansion process of urban growth is not only intrusion and point process but also concentration and decentralization.

In this way, we can see the process of reorganizing some parts of the city into a centralized or decentralized system.

Urban change may change according to social organization or human form.

The enlargement of the city differentiates and relocates individuals and groups by residence and occupation.

The growth of cities expands mobility.

The core business district is irregular rather than circular.

Heavy industry is located along the water or railway traffic, and light industry is located throughout the city.

Low-income residential districts are located in industrial areas and adjacent to traffic areas, but high-grade housing for nuclear families or intermediate households for second-generation family members live in any part of the city.

8주차

중간시험

9주차(1)

Among the local structural theories within the city, both the concentric and the linear theories are based on the assumption of a monocentric city.

The multi-core theory argues that it is physically impossible to concentrate all city functions in the core while criticizing the two theories, and factors that separate urban functions from the core are acting in the city.

The main factors for separation are highland and the center of city activity is dependent on the use of suburban traffic and land space.

It also asserts that several nuclei are formed within a city because it is advantageous that different urban activities are dispersed and similar functions are concentrated in one place.

Based on the fact that urban land use is centered around several nuclei, the central task district of multi-core theory is located at the point where the transportation facilities inside the city gather.

The Wholesale District and the Light Industry District are located on the same side of the city as the railway line that is the focus of intercity transportation, and are adjacent to the central business district.

The Heavy Industry District is located near the periphery of the city, and transportation services have an important influence on the location of the city, especially in the vicinity of the city.

Generally, high-grade residential properties are located far away from well-situated pollution sources.

The sub-core is located in a cultural center, a park, a neighborhood facility or a small industrial center, and the university functions as a sub-center.

Suburbs are found in most urban areas of the United States, whether in residential or industrial areas, and commuting or satellite cities begin to emerge as traffic develops.

The multidimensional theory raises the theory that the internal structure of a city can be grasped in three dimensions. Many dimensions are mutually independent according to the principle of factor analysis, and the spatial patterns accordingly vary.

Among the three types of multidimensional theory, the social class corresponds to the economic level, education level, and occupational level of the population and changes along a certain axis.

Urbanization reflects the composition of the family, the type of generation, the labor force of the women and the like, and forms a concentric circle from the worker ‘s apartment area to the suburbs with the variables related to the lifestyle of the city inhabitants.

Finally, it is classified by ethnic group of residence and distributed by race or ethnicity.

In the level of the social class, the core theory is applied to the linear theory, the concentric theory in the dimension of urbanization, and the dimension of segregation by race.

The three factors of social class, urbanization and segregation by race are differentiated by the factor analysis method and the spatial pattern of them are different. The concentric, linear, and polynomial theories all explain the city in the landscape sense, It is necessary to understand it as a dynamic process.

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The formulation of the theory is not only to explore the knowledge of truth, but also to obtain the practicality of applying the theory to improve the reality.

The right theoretical criteria for urban growth and structure must first be dynamic in order to represent the process of urban growth and growth.

Second, the theory should be able to explain and demonstrate empirical evidence.

Third, the theory must be consistent with internal logic.

Fourth, theories must represent phenomena.

The first six theories about urban growth are the communication theory approach to urban growth, and the traffic and communication technology plays a key role in urban development.

M. Weber also sees human interaction as a basic concept of urban structure and growth, one of which is divided into a "Place Community" and a non-place community.

Third, Lynch and Rodwin view the city as a "flow system" for dealing with selected spaces for the acceptance of human activities and human and product flows.

Fourth is accessibility and urban structure. Gutterberg views the city as a transportation concept using the concept of accessibility, which is viewed as a "Community Effort" to overcome distance.

It is the economic model of the space structure five times. In the economic theory, the spatial arrangement is made according to the principle of minimum expense by the law of supply and demand of the market mechanism.

The sixth is the residential structure of the city. The residential area occupies the largest area in the urban area. The size of the residential area is 40%, but the smaller the size of the urban area, the larger the proportion of the residential area.

The residential area provides appropriate housing space for the residents depending on the residential type, location and characteristics of each residence.

There are single-family houses, ground-level common-wall apartment complexes, tenement houses (apartments) and high-rise apartments depending on the type of residence.

Depending on the type of ownership, there are possession and lease.

Depending on the location, there are inner urban areas, unincorporated urban fringe, and suburban areas.

Urban geographers argue that the location of a residence depends not only on the location of the house, but also on occupancy, income level, type of housing, age, race, marital status, The quantity will continue to change.

In general, housing will be preferred in the direction of self-ownership, but not all citizens can satisfy this purpose.

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Modern society is the age of creation, and students must study and be creative.

21C is an era of planning, and it is a plan to predict and analyze what human beings want to do, to predict the future, and to evaluate the results.

The development of the society is going through the industrial society, the late industrial society or the information society, and the information society will become common in the near future.

Ubiquitous government is a kind of e-government and more advanced means to ‘exist anytime anywhere‘.

Modern society is in the process of becoming a pluralistic society.

In order to secure the efficiency by various interest groups, the process of maximizing the profit of each group is going through the decision process of the directors to compromise each other.

M. The structural characteristics of Weber‘s industrial society are mass production, mass distribution, and mass consumption.

It is possible through mass mobility of people and resources.

Industrial societies basically require division of labor and are developed by economies of scale and economies of scale.

This division of labor is premised on collaboration, and it involves processes such as inter-organizational, inter-organizational information, and doctor‘s exchange negotiation coordination, which is a planning activity.

The change of the plan according to the informationization has disappeared in the mass era, and it has turned into an era in which a small number of unique products of various kinds are produced, distributed and consumed to meet the needs of consumers.

In such a case, the plan will be transformed into a cooperative government.

In addition, it is transformed into an age where infinite sharing and overflow of information is possible.

The logical background of the planning concept came from the pursuit of human rationality.

Second, human beings are limited in recognizing truth.

Third, the plan itself has no value or utility.

Fourth, the plan is a field of dealing with the unknown fact, so the plan is the process of trying to find out the unknown fact.

Finally, the plan is motivated according to human needs, and the content scope functions are determined by the subjects who execute the plan.

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You have to create your own ideas, and you have to be accompanied by knowledge, ideas and information technology to live a new era.

The plan is to select a set of objectives and criteria and a series of alternatives with these general points of view and choose the desired alternative.

The plan provides action guidelines for the determined goals, and each of these options requires the exercise of judgment.

The environment surrounding the plan has personal preferences and acts accordingly.

Actor preferences vary and aggregate personal preferences may differ from social preferences.

The commodity is produced and services, including labor, are performed subject to constraints that reduce revenue at a given level.

Resources are scarce and results are limited.

Plans generally consist of parts that are closely related to each other.

Any action results in adding additional reverberation to such a system.

Man works with imperfect knowledge.

There are also cases where it is often illogical, or at least illogical, where there are some conflicting values.

The purpose of the plan is to achieve efficiency, equity and rational behavior.

In a scarce world, there is a need to conserve resources and allocate resources in an efficient manner.

Plans are considered to be the means to reduce waste or to generate the most revenue from the employment of resources.

Rationality sometimes refers to increasing the rationality of decisions.

In other words, the task of planning can be to provide information to decision makers, customers, and the public.

Including a complete knowledge of the system in question, the plan should identify all the best alternatives that have been assessed as a reference to all the risks at all.

Thus, an optimal choice is an effective process of action.

The purpose of the plan is also to change or enlarge market aid or alternation and choice.

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Today it is called the planning period, but it is difficult to distinguish correctly.

However, in theory, the classification of the plan is classified into social planning and spatial planning according to the nature of public planning.

The scope of social planning refers to all areas of social science including politics, economy and culture.

It can be defined as a field that deals with the interest of the participating group, that is, the public interest, rather than the problem of the individual.

Space planning is a plan to harmonize human activity patterns with functional spaces that accept them.

This is mainly called physical plan, and there are various plans such as national comprehensive development plan, traffic plan, city basic plan, living space plan.

The process of planning is based on the theoretical background, and it is a process of creating plans in a realistic way and finding the strategies and operating means of policy enforcement.

The planning process varies according to the goals and definitions of the plan, but one clearly common thing is that the planning activities are done according to the order of work.

It is also a process of deriving a plan through a chain of goals and means.

If you look at this step by step, the problem identification begins with a real awareness of the complaints or hopes.

The diagnosis of a problem always depends heavily on the goals, norms, ideals, and value standards according to the needs of the planning party.

Secondly, goal setting is the process of specifying goals in a generally abstract and unclear state into feasible goals.

However, it is very difficult to establish a perfect plan because each interest group has different goals.

The third is scheduled and predictive analysis. The plan is always future-oriented, and currently there is always a lack of data and knowledge so it is not possible to come up with a reasonable alternative without considering the future conditions, needs, and constraints for achieving the goal.

Therefore, in order to overcome this problem, data collection, analysis, and information processing are very important. Through quantitative analysis and qualitative analysis, the results can be predicted to some extent in advance.

Fourth, the alternative setting is a process of preparing various alternatives necessary through the above prediction technique and setting an optimal alternative as possible under the constraint requirements, and there are various criteria for setting an alternative.

Fifthly, the validity analysis is feasible in realistic realization of already prepared alternatives, and judges whether these alternatives are reasonable.

When realizing an alternative, it is necessary to understand what kind of problems will arise, possibility of specification procurement, technical problems, and the like.

Sixth, the evaluation should assess whether it is efficient or realistically acceptable to achieve a given goal.

The seventh is the final choice and finally the executive.

11주차(2)

Modern urban phenomena are changing by the interaction of various variables.

Trying to find solutions while addressing only the physical phenomena that appear on the surface in urban planning to solve urban problems has little effect.

Urban phenomenon is a comprehensive phenomenon, and urban planning is a comprehensive plan.

Past urban planning is perceived as a land use plan that is the whole of urban planning.

Urban planners have understood that they have met the goals of urban planning by building physical facilities from engineering standards.

Urban planning until the 1950s showed this phenomenon.

However, as the information age becomes more serious in recent years, interest in virtual planning is continuously increasing.

In addition, real space planning and economic and social planning are converging and developing into a plan that takes place in a virtual space.

These plans defined assumptions, objectives, standards and principles, and established a long-term plan as one of the action plans.

However, these plans are lacking mid-term or short-term business plans and lack action plans.

In addition, the lack of analysis and future prediction of the interaction of unknown factors on urban growth emphasized the cross - sectional appearance.

However, such a plan in the 1950s transformed the city from a completely different internal structure to an entirely different one due to the development of science and technology, population growth, the emergence of cars, economic development, and environmental problems.

After the 1960s, a new concept of urban planning emerged.

Future urban planning has virtualized the urban planning and the actual space to the present.

In addition, the information plan that integrates the management, management, and modification of the contents of the plan in the virtual space will be integrated and applied to all areas of society.

When the city is a complex form and a cradle of human civilization and its habitat, urban planning has turned into comprehensive planning, not fragmentary planning.

In other words, there is a plan to induce mutual growth in urban areas by combining the engineering factors such as architecture, civil engineering, and other factors related to non-engineering factors such as market economy, transportation, housing, environment, welfare, education .

The example of the past has been redevelopment of the urban center based on the physical determinism that the physical facilities ignore the elasticity of the synthesis of the plan and that the physical facilities depend on human growth.

However, for example, in the case of public housing, the socioeconomic problems of the tenant were not solved, and after the redevelopment, the residents could not settle down and the fundamental problems of tenants could not be solved.

To solve these problems, socio economic planning was emphasized as a new element of urban planning.

Recently, the concept of a creative city has emerged, and a new change of information city planning has begun.

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You need to know where geography is, why you are there, and why you should care.

You can see how much, and what kind of location data you have.

The data size is Local to Global and the data display can be found in Words, Charts, Graphs, Tables, or Maps.

When data is searched using GIS, data is converted into information and converted into knowledge.

GIS helps to manipulate, analyze and present information connected to computer software, hardware and data systems and spatial locations.

The spatial location is generally a geographic location.

Information visualizes data analysis.

The system connects software, hardware, and data.

Personnel is a geographical information person who has a geographically important mindset.

Among the non-GIS, GPS is a satellite positioning system.

Static maps are paper or digital.

Static maps are often a product of GIS and are a way to visualize analysis.

It is also a software package.

Estimates of spatial data are 80% of all data are spatial components.

Most of the scientific data is also spatial.

GIS is a way to visualize, manipulate, analyze and display spatial data.

A GIS is a smart map that links a database to a map.

There are two methods for data entry and visualization.

A raster consists of a grid and pixels, and its location and value are known.

Satellite photographs and aerial photographs are already in this format.

Vector consists of Linear and Points, lines & polygons.

house, lacquer, etc, and can know properties, size, type, length and so on.

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The spatial planning has land plan, regional plan, urban plan, complex plan and individual building plan according to the spatial extent of the planned area.

Regional planning includes regional planning, metropolitan planning, and rural planning.

The national land plan is a plan to establish the whole country for the purpose of improving the welfare of the whole nation.

The essence is the creation of a reasonable land use space and emphasizes social and economic aspects rather than physical and technical aspects.

The national land plan is a policy oriented plan.

Regional planning is an intermediate position between national and urban planning and is a development oriented plan for a specific region.

Regional planning emphasizes economic aspects such as regional development and tourism development.

The goal of urban planning is to improve public welfare for urban residents.

Urban planning provides a framework of spatial structure centering on land use.

The planning and individual architectural plans emphasize the physical and technical aspects by adding planar land use and steric form rules and are short term planning periods.

The national land plan is a plan to establish and achieve the development direction that should be oriented to the national land in response to the future economic and social changes in utilization, development and conservation of the land.

The function of the national land plan is to provide a blueprint for the future homeland with the long - term and comprehensive policy direction for the utilization of national land resources and development and preservation.

It is also a strategic planning function centered on plan indicators for the development of desirable land, suggesting the direction of large-scale national projects and regional development policies.

It is an investment plan that includes the necessity of large-scale development projects such as arterial transportation facilities, dams and industrial complexes necessary for forming the skeleton of the country, and a rough review of investment priorities.

It is a guideline to give consistency and order to the development of the land promoted by various development subjects, presenting goals, strategies and guidelines for national development.

The main contents of the national land plan are the national comprehensive plan, the comprehensive plan, the city comprehensive plan, the regional plan, and the divisional plan.

The comprehensive national land plan is a comprehensive plan that presents the long-term direction of development of the nationwide territory.

The comprehensive plan is a comprehensive plan for the long-term development direction of the province, covering the province‘s jurisdictions.

The Municipal Comprehensive Plan proposes the basic spatial structure and long-term development direction of the area, covering the metropolitan city, metropolitan city, city or county jurisdictions.

It is a plan to establish about land use, traffic, environment, safety, industry, information, communication, health, welfare, culture, etc. according to the National Land Planning Act.

The sectoral plan is to plan long-term development directions for specific sectors across the country.

The comprehensive national land plan shall be established every 10 years.

It is also a policy guideline role in promoting a balanced development of the correct land and creating a competitive land environment.

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Urban planning is a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future vision of the city.

The future development level of the city is predicted and a preferable form is predicted in advance.

In addition, the city shall be soundly and appropriately managed through necessary regulations, inducement policies, or means of maintenance.

All of our city plans are implemented to promote public welfare and improve the quality of life of the people.

Korea has achieved its current economic growth through rapid industrialization and urbanization.

However, in the early 2000s, there has been a heightened awareness and concern about the side effects.

In other words, as the population became concentrated in the cities, the cities became overcrowded and disorderly spread, resulting in various urban problems.

Urban planning is necessary to mitigate or eliminate these urban problems in the future, and to prevent problems that may arise in the future.

There are three types of urban / urban planning system, namely, metropolitan city planning, city basic plan, and city management plan.

Among these, wide-area urban planning is similar to urban basic planning in that it suggests a long-term development direction, but there is a difference in plans for two or more administrative districts.

On the other hand, there are differences in the other two plans, which are established for the same administrative district and closely related to the lives of the people.

First of all, the basic plan of the city suggests the future from the change of the spatial structure to the socio-economic aspect of the target area.

On the other hand, the urban management plan differs from the city basic plan in that it plans to embody and realize these future development directions in the urban space and has legal binding power.

The basic plan of the city covers the basic spatial structure, socio-economic and physical aspects and suggests the development direction.

The Urban Master Plan is a city plan that has no direct binding power to ordinary citizens and is binding on administrative offices.

The city management plan suggests a concrete way to implement the direction suggested by the city basic plan in urban space.

Urban management plans are legally binding to regulate construction activities of ordinary citizens.

The metropolitan city planning interconnects the spatial structure and functions of two or more adjacent metropolitan cities, cities, or counties.

It also plans to propose a long-term development direction in order to maintain the environment and systematically improve the wide-area facilities.

It is a 20-year long-term plan, and it is a guide to sub-plans such as city basic plan and city management plan.

The City Basic Plan is a comprehensive plan that presents basic spatial structure and long-term development directions for the metropolitan city, metropolitan city, city or county jurisdiction.

It is also a guideline for establishing urban management plan.

The city‘s basic plan covers not only the physical and spatial aspects of the city, but also environmental, social and economic aspects.

In other words, it is a comprehensive plan to anticipate and prepare for changes in the living environment of residents.

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District unit plans streamline land use, promote urban functions, improve aesthetics and ensure a favorable environment.

It is a city management plan that establishes the systematically planned management of the area.

The District Unit Plan is a plan to set up a three-dimensional building plan and a flat land use plan for the cities and towns in which we live.

This rationalizes land use, secures a good residential environment, and induces systematic and planned development of the area.

The district unit plan, which is one of the urban management plans, takes into consideration the changes in the conditions such as growth and development of the area and the future.

In addition, it is possible to establish the ‘District Unit Plan by the proposal of the residents‘ as a system actively inducing the participation of the residents.

It is a system to encourage residents to diagnose their problems and to find solutions, and to encourage them by providing incentives such as mitigation.

Among the purposes of establishing the district unit plan, the first district plan is for a certain area within the urban area.

It is a plan to create environmentally friendly urban environment where human beings and nature coexist and enable sustainable urban development or city management.

To establish and rationalize land use and to improve urban infrastructure and buildings in order to enhance the function and beauty of the city, it shall be established in order to create street scenery.

The second type of district unit plan prevents the development of the project in the planning management area or the development promotion area.

Re-establish the maintenance and function of the area by fully installing the infrastructure.

In addition, we will establish a city that is environmentally friendly and sustainable by improving the functions and aesthetics of the surrounding area and cities and counties as a whole.

Designated as a Type 1 District Unit Plan is a zone that is to be released from the Development Restricted Zone, Urban Nature Park Zone, Municipalization Zone, or Park.

In addition, there are areas that change from green area to residential, commercial and industrial area.

It is also an area where systematic and planned management or development of urban areas is required.

The first type of the first type of district unit plan is the area that needs maintenance of the existing city area, and the area which wants to lose the city function or to fix it backward (redevelopment / reconstruction area, etc.).

Secondly, it is necessary to preserve the existing city area, and it is the area (Hanok Village preservation, etc.) that wants to maintain and maintain the city form and function in the current state.

Third, it is a region that needs management of existing urban areas. It is necessary to re-establish its functions in accordance with urban growth and development. It is necessary to reorganize infrastructure such as roads or to connect infrastructure and building plans Etc.).

Fourth, it is necessary to develop a new city. In the case of developing a new urban area (new town development, residential land development, etc.), it is necessary to strengthen specific functions such as commerce in the city or to absorb and complement the functions of existing cities in accordance with the expansion of cities.

The first type of the second type of district unit planning is the residential type, which is being used as a collective life base of the residents, or an area to be used, which requires planned development.

The second is the industrial type, which aims to nurture industry. For example, there are agro-industrial complexes, factories, farming and fishing facilities.

The third is the distribution type, which aims to integrate distribution and logistics. For example, there are logistics facilities, logistics organizations, home delivery facilities, and large-scale stores.

The fourth is a tourist recreation type, which is an area for making tourist resort and installing necessary facilities.

For example, there are facilities to run tourism business, and physical facilities (when establishing physical facilities together with district plan).

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Urban planning is the process of establishing and implementing a desirable future vision of the city.

We predict the future development level of the city and predict the desired form in advance.

Therefore, the city will be managed properly and appropriately through necessary regulations, inducement policies, or means of maintenance.

All urban planning in Korea is based on the 「Land Planning and Utilization Act」 (hereinafter referred to as the 「National Land Planning Act」).

It is also promoting public welfare and improving the quality of life of the people.

Korea has achieved its current economic growth through rapid industrialization and urbanization.

However, in the early 2000s, there has been a heightened awareness and apprehension of the side effects.

In other words, as the population became concentrated in the city, the city became overcrowded and disorderly spread.

As a result, various urban problems have arisen.

Urban planning should mitigate or eliminate these urban problems in the future.

It is necessary to prevent problems that may arise in the future.

Among the urban and urban planning systems, there are wide-area urban planning, city basic plan, and urban management plan.

Among them, metropolitan city planning is similar to city basic plan in that it suggests a long-term development direction.

However, there is a difference in planning for more than two administrative districts.

On the other hand, there are differences in the other two plans, which are established for the same administrative district and closely related to the lives of the people.

First of all, the basic plan of the city suggests the future from the change of the spatial structure to the socio-economic aspect of the target area.

On the other hand, the city management plan is to plan and realize this future development direction in urban space.

It is also different from city basic plan in that it has legal binding power.

The basic plan of the city covers the basic spatial structure, socio-economic and physical aspects and suggests the development direction.

The Urban Master Plan is a city plan that has no direct binding power to ordinary citizens and is binding on administrative offices.

The city management plan suggests a concrete way to implement the direction suggested by the city basic plan in urban space.

Urban management plans are legally binding to regulate construction activities of ordinary citizens.

The metropolitan city planning interconnects the spatial structure and functions of two or more adjacent metropolitan cities, cities, or counties.

It is a plan to propose a long-term development direction in order to preserve the environment and systematically improve the wide-area facilities.

It is a 20-year long-term plan.

It is also a guideline for sub-plans such as city basic plan and city management plan.

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