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주(날짜)	출석	결석	지각	과제	비고
1주차(1) (09/03)	○				수강정정기간
1주차(2) (09/05)	○				수강정정기간
2주차(1) (09/10)	○
2주차(2) (09/12)	○
3주차(1) (09/17)	○
3주차(2) (09/19)	○
4주차(1) (09/24)		○			추석연휴
4주차(2) (09/26)		○			추석연휴
5주차(1) (10/01)	○
5주차(2) (10/03)		○			개천절
6주차(1) (10/08)	○
6주차(2) (10/10)	○
7주차(1) (10/15)	○
7주차(2) (10/17)	○
(10/22)	○				중간고사
(10/24)	○				중간고사
9주차(1) (10/29)	○
9주차(2) (10/31)	○
10주차(1)(11/05)	○
10주차(2)(11/07)	○
11주차(1)(11/12)	○
11주차(2)(11/14)	○
12주차(1)(11/19)	○
12주차(2)(11/21)	○
13주차(1)(11/26)	○
13주차(2)(11/28)	○
14주차(1)(12/03)	○
14주차(2)(12/05)	○
15주차(1)(12/10)	○
15주차(2)(12/12)		○			종강
(12/19)	○				기말고사
(12/24)	○				기말고사
(10/21)				과제1 ○
(12/22)				과제2 ○
계	28	4	0	2

이름: 김 동 준

2주차(1)

We need to invest in a future society. Why not use a search engine to find your job?

A little wavering in the era of transition from an industrial society to an information society would be more damaging than the past cost. Studying for more than 15 hours a day in a new field instead of going away will help you maintain your status as a student.

2주차(2)

You need to develop the ability to replace computers.

We need to picture how we will live for the next 10 years.

You should always have a habit of doing your best.

Life itself has to live on its own.

The lack of information in the information age means no desire to get a job.

Realizing one‘s dreams for the sake of others‘ happiness is one of the reasons for living.

3주차(1)

Why should I study? To live a better life. It is not for the sake of individuals, but for the development of communities and countries. The reason why I study cities is that the rate of urbanization in Korea is over 90%.

With the recent progress of the information society, not only physical space but also virtual space is expanding, and globalization and localization trends are becoming more apparent. Many students, parents, and government officials are hindering social change. In public, 80% of the knowledge we are learning in the future is unnecessary information.

3주차(2)

Cities focus on a closed perspective focusing on geographical space, but cities basically focus on population mobility and mobility and perform interdependent functions.

These functions can be divided into metropolitan areas, standard metropolitan statistical zones, urbanization zones, and standard integrated statistical zones.

What is a city? It is a place ‘where‘ many people gather and live their lives doing economic activities.

4주차(1)

추석연휴

4주차(2)

추석연휴

5주차(1)

How will we see the information age city? No one is confident enough to say what cities are like in the information age. But I know that there is a huge change. In the age of information, I have to play the leading role myself. In the age of fusion, new things are emerging, not by themselves. The reason for moving to cities rather than rural areas is to advance into a better society. Going to school in the city and working in a factory practicing human rationalism. Living in the country has more problems than living in the city. However, we cannot give up farming villages.

5주차(2)

개천절

6주차(1)

Urbanization occurs as individual, commercial, and governmental efforts reduce time and expense in commuting and transportation and improve opportunities for jobs, education, housing, and transportation. Living in cities permits the advantages of the opportunities of proximity, diversity, and marketplace competition. However, the advantages of urbanization are weighed against alienation issues, stress, increased daily life costs, and negative social aspects that result from mass marginalization. It is not desirable if urbanization is not achieved in industrial societies. It is difficult to live in the country. Especially older people living in the countryside are on the way to death. Rural life always has unpredictable environmental conditions. For example, there are droughts or flood diseases.

6주차(2)

The dominant conurbation(s) of a country also benefit from even more intense concentrations of the very same things cities offer, making them magnets for not just the non-urban population, but urban and suburban population from other conurbations. When one enters an apartment, he moves all the people he used to live in and builds an apartment there. Giving migrants a large apartment is a poor income and cannot be maintained. So these days, they even solve job problems for migrants. The most efficient thing in our country is apartment complexes. Living in a city is given a chance for proximity or diversity.

7주차(1)

The phenomenon of Urban heat islands has become a growing concern. Incidence of this phenomenon as well as concern about it has increased over the years. An urban heat island is formed when industrial and urban areas are developed resulting in greater production and retention of heat. A large proportion of solar energy that affects rural areas is consumed evaporating water from vegetation and soil. In cities, ‘where‘ there is less vegetation and exposed soil, the majority of the sun’s energy is absorbed by urban structures and asphalt. When the residential area shifts outward, this is called suburbanization. A number of researchers and writers suggest that suburbanization has gone so far to form new points of concentration outside the downtown both in developed and developing countries such as India.

7주차(2)

Politicians live by the vote. Therefore, the capital area is more important than the region. Examples can be seen in many ancient cities although with exploration came the collision of nations, which meant that many invaded cities took on the desired planned characteristics of their occupiers. Many ancient organic cities experienced redevelopment for military and economic purposes, new roads carved through the cities, and new parcels of land were cordoned off serving various planned purposes giving cities distinctive geometric designs. UN agencies prefer to see urban infrastructure installed before urbanization occurs. Landscape planners are responsible for landscape infrastructure which can be planned before urbanization takes place, or afterward to revitalize an area and create greater livability within a region. Concepts of control of the urban expansion are considered in the American Institute of Planners.

8주차(1)

중간고사

8주차(2)

중간고사

9주차(1)

The industrial revolution has led to the development of mechanical civilization, which leads to urbanization of the population, and thus to the urbanization of human life and socioeconomic aspects. Urbanization and Luminance: The trend of connecting with surrounding cities and forming metropolitan areas along with the existing urbanization. There is a phenomenon of communization due to the decrease in the number of permanent residents in urban-centered areas. However, the economically active population still stands high in urban areas, and it is questionable whether this could be seen as a communal phenomenon.

The paradigm of industrial society shows nothing. You can‘t see information on the Internet. The current government‘s problem is creating jobs in secondary industries.

Think about what I will be doing in five years and 10 years, and how society has changed.

What matters will not return to farming communities. After 10 years, there will be an era when the IOT becomes active. At this time, I have to ponder what I can do.

9주차(2)

the regional structure within the city

The surface consists of a number of indicators, and housing plays a different role, but as each part of a house gathers to form a large area and functions as a whole. A regional structure is not simply a combination of natural, social and historical functions, but rather when they are functionally linked together to perform one new function, they are called a regional structure. The sub-regional areas that make up the regional structure can be divided into equal regions and nodule regions. Workers‘ Housing Zone: It is a residential area for workers who have moved from the Jumbo Area. This area is ‘where‘ factory workers or immigrants usually reside (in the United States, the relationship between the jobs of the airport‘s man-in-law and the work ethic of immigrants). Medium, High-end Residential Area: This is formed by single-family houses or apartments, and satellite cities or bankruptcies are formed in areas with good traffic conditions or accessability among the dotted-line. The expansion of cities is the division and relocation of individuals and groups by residence and occupation. Relocation by race and occupation (change in land use)

10주차(1)

Though the theory of concentric circles and linearity is all developed under the premise of a single-nuclear city, it is impossible for C. D. Harris and E. L. Ulman to physically criticize the two theories in the 1945 paper.

Based on the fact that urban land use revolves around several nuclear weapons, the theory is being developed as follows.

(1). The central work area is located at the point ‘where‘ the transportation institutions in the city gather.

(2). Wholesale and light industry zones are located inside cities, such as the railroad sides, which focus on inter-city traffic, and are adjacent to the central areas.

(3). Heavy industry zones shall be located near the urban periphery. Transportation services are more important to the location than to the urban core, especially in the vicinity of the city.

(4). High-end residential areas are generally located far from good pollution.

(5). The core of the small area is located in a cultural center, a park, a nearby facility, or a small industrial center. Universities also function as quasi-centre.

(6). Suburban areas appear in most urban areas of the United States, whether residential or industrial. Depending on the development of traffic, commuting is possible or satellite cities begin to appear.

The city should be flat from top to bottom, but not because there are buildings in the city.

The city is a fossilized state, but the city is a constantly changing and evolving place.

10주차(2)

Not everyone makes their own plans and lives their lives anyhow. How well you‘ve done your plan determines your success. 21C is the age of planning, and our daily lives are starting with planning, and it is planning to determine and analyze what humans are trying to do, anticipate the future, and assess the consequences.

The development of society is developing into a later industrial society or an information society through an industrial society, and the information society will become common in the near future.

M. Weber‘s architectural characteristics of the industrial community

1). Mass Production

2). Mass Distribution

3). Mass Consumption

This is achieved through the Mass Mobility of people and resources. The industrial society basically demands division and is developed by economies of scale and aggregation. Such division is subject to collaboration, and such a process is planned for the process of inter-tier, inter-organization, information exchange and consultation coordination.

the logical background of planning concepts

First, the plan originated from the pursuit of human rationality.

Second, humans have limitations in recognizing truth.

Third, the plan itself has no value or utility. The fact that we‘ve prepared a plan does not solve the problem.

Fourth, planning is the area of dealing with unknown facts. Planning is therefore the process of trying to find out the unknown.

Finally, the plan is determined by the subject who implements the plan, such as motivating it to the needs of the human, and the function of the content range.

11주차(1)

Today it is said to be the planned age, but it is difficult to tell the exact difference. However, in theory, the classification of a plan is classified into social and spatial planning according to the nature of the public plan.

1. Social planning: The scope of social science, including politics, economics and culture, is defined as an overall area that deals with the interests of participating groups, or the interests of the public, rather than personal matters.

2. Space planning: A plan to create harmony with human activity patterns and functional spaces that accommodate them, usually referred to as physical plans. There are various plans such as national territory development plan, transportation plan, urban basic plan, and living space plan.

The planning process is based on a theoretical background, and the process of actually creating plans, identifying strategies for implementing policies or means of operation is called the planning process. Planning processes vary according to the objectives and definitions of the plan, but one obvious commonality is that planning activities are carried out in the working order as is the process of drawing plans through a chain of goals and means. Let‘s take this step by step.

1. Problem Breaks: Start with a sense of practical complaint or wish. The diagnosis of the problem always depends heavily on the goals, norms, ideas, and value standards according to the needs of the planners.

2. Set goals: A goal is a process that is typically specified in abstract and uncertain terms for feasible purposes. However, it is very difficult to make a complete plan because each set of goals is different.

11주차(2)

The national territory plan is a comprehensive and rational use of national territory for national territory, including a provincial or state plan or district plan that is planned under natural and socioeconomic conditions of a region ‘select‘ed for special purposes. Urban planning is a comprehensive plan of urban social, economic and physical factors, and regional and national aspects should also be considered.

Long-range planning, mid-range planning and short-range planning are divided into long-term planning and short-range planning according to the plan period.

Compulsory regulations in urban planning should be consistent with the promotion of the public welfare of residents. Loss of public property would result in the loss of the justification for public funds investment. It should also be consistent with the principle of equity, and the balance between the burden and the benefit should be considered.

The nation`s urban planning law stipulates that urban planning is for the promotion of public safety order and public welfare.

12주차(1)

GIS is a System of computer software, hardware and data, and personnel to help manipulate, analyze and present information that is tied to a spatial location

• spatial location – usually a geographic location

• information – visualization of analysis of data

• system – linking software, hardware, data

• personnel – a thinking explorer who is key to the power of GIS

• GPS – Global Positioning System

• A static map – paper or digital

– Maps are often a “product” of a GIS

– A way to visualize the analysis

• A software package

-Positional Data

Information that cuts points or positions on the image or map by plane position (x, y coordinate) and vertical position (z coordinate)

1) Criteria for location information, relative location, or relationship in relative location data model space

2) Location information in actual space, ground, underground, ocean air, etc. or location criteria in space.

All objects expressed on the ground consist of dots, lines, and faces.

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The Basic Concept of Urban Planning : It refers to plans for land use, transportation, sanitation, water supply, and park green areas to promote sound urban development and public welfare.

1)Planning for designation or alteration of a region, earth or zone

2)Plans for the installation, maintenance and improvement of roads, railroads, trash, public facilities, etc.

3)Land compartmentalization and readjustment projects, housing development projects, or projects related to the establishment of a group of industrial land or redevelopment projects

Purpose of National Land Planning

The national territory plan proposes desirable future of national territory space and long-term policy directions to achieve it in consideration of the national land surrounding it, improves national territory productivity, and improves the quality of national life through balanced development, SOC expansion, and improvement.

The Comprehensive Plans for Construction of National Territory Act (1963) : The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport will comprehensively consider national territory conditions and achieve economic, social, and cultural development for the purpose of the properization of industrial location and living environment.

- Blueprints on the whole of the country

- Establish long-term and comprehensive policy direction: Guidelines for planning and sub-planning by sector, such as proper deployment of population and industry, management of national land resources and infrastructure installation

- Guidelines for physical property planning, such as land-use planning, regional planning, and individual development projects

- Not a direct basis for individual projects

- Utilization, development and conservation of natural resources such as land, water, forest, marine, and land

- the prevention of flood, wind and other disasters

- the layout and structure of cities and populations

- the arrangement and size of important public facilities as the basis for industrial development, such as transportation, communication, water resources, energy, etc.

- the arrangement and size of the public living environment facilities, such as housing, sewerage, education, tourism, physical education, culture, and welfare facilities.

13주차(1)

Urban planning refers to a series of processes to establish and implement the desired future of cities. It is a tool to predict the level of future development of a city and put forward the desired form in advance, and manage the city in a sound and proper manner through regulations, guidance policies, or means of readjustment.

Why do you need a city plan?

While Korea has achieved its economic growth with rapid industrialization and urbanization, the side effects of the 2000s have been reflected and feared. In other words, as the population was concentrated in cities, cities became overcrowded and disorganized, resulting in various urban problems. It is necessary to mitigate or resolve these urban problems and prevent problems that may occur in the far future.

Urban Master Plan

Prospects development by including basic spatial structure and socioeconomic and material aspects

Urban planning that is not directly binding on ordinary citizens and that is binding on the administrative office.

Urban management plan

Suggestions for Specific Implementation of the Direction of Urban Master Plan in Urban Space

Legal binding force to regulate building activities of ordinary citizens

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What is the basic urban planning?

A basic urban plan refers to a comprehensive plan that provides basic spatial structure and long-term development directions for special cities, metropolitan cities, or military jurisdictions, which is a guide to the establishment of urban management plans.

It is a comprehensive plan for predicting and preparing for changes in the living environment of the residents by encompassing both the physical and spatial aspects of the city and the environment. It is a long-term plan that presents the future and basic framework of 20 years.

It also plans to provide strategies for developing and preserving key indicators, land, infrastructure, and efficient urban management based on city and county administration by accepting the contents of the metropolitan city plan.

The Urban Management Plan is a statutory plan that holds the binding power of residents‘ private land use, such as building rate, volume rate, and number of floors.

To do this, include the following plans:

•Planning for designation and alteration of usage areas, zones, and zones

•Planning for installation, maintenance and improvement of infrastructure

•Urban development projects under the Urban Development Act and readjustment projects under the Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act

•Planning and changing of district unit planning zones

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What is the District Unit Plan?

The District Unit Plan is a plan that will take into account all three-dimensional building plans and land use plans for the cities and towns ‘where‘ we live. This rationalizes land use, ensures a good residential environment, and encourages systematic and planned development of the area. The District Unit Plan, one of the urban management plans, is established with active consideration of the changing conditions and future appearance of the area‘s growth and development. Further, the Act provided that the District Unit Plan under the Resident‘s Proposal can be established as a system to actively encourage residents‘ participation. The system encourages residents to diagnose problems themselves, seek solutions, and promotes activations by providing incentives such as easing their behavior.

First type district unit plan

The plan is to create an eco-friendly environment in which humans and nature coexist in certain areas in urban areas and enable sustainable urban development or urban management. The Act was established to refine urban infrastructure and buildings and create streetscape in order to refine and rationalize land use and enhance urban functions and beauty.

Second District Unit Plan

It is established to prevent reckless development in planning management areas or development promotion zones, to reestablish the readjustment and functions of zones, and to improve the functions and aesthetics of surrounding areas and the entire city and county to create eco-friendly and sustainable cities.

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Who‘s going to set up the District Unit Plan?

Plan participants

Residents [residents, private businessmen]

Residents can present their opinions through suggestions by residents and by submitting opinions through announcements and presentations. In order to make a good city to live in, residents living in the town and business people who want to develop business are involved.

Government Officials [Basic Local Government, Wide Local Government]

Public officials are the decision makers who fulfill the procedures for smooth planning, listen to planners and residents, and coordinate their opinions.

Member of deliberation committee [city planning committee, building committee, city construction common committee]

The members of the deliberation committee are composed of experts in each field of the district unit plan, and deliberate and review the plans based on their expertise. It determines the legitimacy of the plan to create a more livable city with a systematic and efficient plan.

How is the participation of residents?

Resident participation district unit plan

We will use the District Unit Plan to discuss the current situation and conditions of the area with the experts, and use various planning techniques to solve urban planning issues and challenges.

Residents themselves manage the city through community participation

1. Resident agreement

2. Promotion of public works

3. Maintain the implementation of the agreement

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New Urban Environment: Population Decreasing

Population growth since 2000 is expected to slow rapidly and peak at 49 million in 2018.

Decreased birth rate and extended life expectancy will lead to an aged society in 2018. It is expected to enter and reach a super-aged society in 2026.

Cultural diversity expected to increase due to continuous growth of foreign residents.

The number of foreign residents in Korea exceeded 1 million (07.8). In 2020, the estimated total number of foreign residents was 2.54 million (5 percent of the total population).

The Quality Level of Residential Environment in Old Towns.

Facilities for the convenience of living, such as parking lots, parks, cultural and welfare facilities, and infrastructure such as public transportation system are weak in old urban areas

As of the end of the year 05, the housing age of small and medium-sized cities in rural areas exceeds 40 percent, and in Gyeonggi Province, the level is 20.6 percent.

A weakening of the city‘s economic fundamentals

World Economic Order Reorganization, such as FTA Agreement

Amid intensifying competition, reckless development of urban areas and the consequent relocation of urban functions have accelerated the decline of urban functions. The decline of traditional manufacturing and the shift to high value-added industrial structures such as knowledge-based and advanced industries have been sluggish, resulting in the loss of urban growth engines.

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종강