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이름: 남경섭

2주 차(1)

Urban administration is aimed at various public activities that occur in geographical locations called cities.

The scope of administration has recently been expanding into virtual space due to the progress of the information service society. So, what effort does it take for individuals to effectively cope with a variety of changes and to be globally competitive? And while future societies are uncertain and yet to come, individuals must be smart and cope with the flow.

3주 차(1)

What is a city? A city literally refers to a densely populated area.

The city is densely populated compared to the countryside.

There should be some form of professional activity.

The building blocks of the city consist of sites and facilities for civic activities.

We must use human brains and computer technology to lead the fusion era.

In future society, coding and computer skills are essential.

3주 차(2)

What are the characteristics of urbanization?

1. Urban agitation

2. Out of town

3. Growth of New Industrial City

4. Small town of traffic congestion

Urbanization can be planned urbanization or obsolescence.

Urbanization has shortcomings such as population concentration, development of public facilities, urban development, environmental pollution, population saturation, and imbalance between regions.

4주 차(1)

As cities grew, many people moved to cities and left villages and rural areas.

These features can be seen primarily in developing countries.

The population living in cities is expected to continue to grow until 2030. Living in a city has many advantages, but it also has negative effects.

In developing countries, the impact of globalization on land rights has led to conflicts over land rights.

It leads to the reduction of groups such as farmers, land losses and confiscation.

As a result, forced migration to the city is occurring. This is the way to create another urban problem.

4주 차(2)

Especially in developing countries, the impact of globalization is having on the planet.

The conflict over land rights is causing farmers to move to cities.

Urbanization took place in China more widely and faster than in India.

Unplanned migration causes rapid growth in the slums. ex) Colombia, Bogota.

Cities offer a variety of services and have more opportunities and jobs than rural areas.

<economic effect>

Urbanization is often seen as a negative trend, but it also reduces commuting and transportation costs and reduces the costs of jobs, education, housing and opportunities.

5주 차(1)

<Environmental effects>

The heat island phenomenon in the city is increasing.

The urban heat island phenomenon is formed when urban areas are developed, producing more heat.

In urban areas, most of the sun‘s energy is absorbed in urban structures and asphalt.

As a result, 1 to 6 degrees Celsius warmer than the surrounding landscape.

Stewart Brand claimed in his book Whole Earth Discipline that the effects of urbanization are positive for the environment.

1. It has been argued that it reduces the risk of environmental stress due to population growth.

2. They argue that moving from rural to urban areas reduces the spread of destructive survival farming methods

It‘s also facing food shortages due to environmental changes.

<Changing forms>

Various forms of urbanization can be classified according to architectural forms and planning methods and the growth of historic areas. In some advanced countries, cities have become more urbanized, losing their populations. ex) Daegu, Taebaek City

6주 차(1)

<The growth process of a city>

Modern cities have expanded the scale of commerce and industry internationally.

Modern cities tend to grow into large cities as production technologies develop with the Industrial Revolution.

The cities of the future will be globalized and globalized at the same time by informatization.

Urbanization is process that transform people’s life space to urban by industrial development.

There is a gradual urbanization of the population, urbanity, and urbanism.

The conurbation of city is linked to the surrounding city to form a big city.

And there are residential sub-urbanization, the growth of a new industrial city, small town congestion.

So we need to think about how to change city in future society.

6주 차(2)

<Regional Classification and Regional Structure of Cities>

The progress of cities varies from city to city.

Usually 1. Formation of Production Location in Infrastructure Industry

2. Formation of Consumption Location as a Result of Population Concentration

3. Formation of Non-Basic Business Location

4. Direct profit promotes the position of various industries

<Regional Structural Theory>

1. Concentric theory (Burgess)

2. Linear structure theory (H.Hyot)

3. Multiple nuclei theory (C.Harris, E.L. Ulman)

7주 차(1)

Today our class learned about multiple nuclei theory.

It is impossible that urban functions are concentrated in the central core.

And there is a factor that separates the functions of the city within the city.

The land using in the city develop around many nuclei.

There are multiple nuclei theory’s feature.

1) The central business district is located at the location ‘where‘ the transportation system inside the city gathers.

2) Wholesale and light industrial zones are located on railroads and near the central business district.

3) The heavy industry zone is located near the city’s periphery and traffic service is an important factor in its location.

4) Luxury housing estates are located far away from air pollution.

5) The small nucleus district is located in cultural centers, parks, and small industrial areas.

6) Commuting is possible according to the development of transportation.

The core areas are diverse and specialized.

It has a variety of functions and personalities, and four factors work together.

Urban activities require professional benefits.

In addition, urban activities can result in benefits and disadvantages from aggregating.

7주 차(2)

Let's take some time to learn about population inflow and emissions to the central business district.

○ The absorption coefficient is characterized as follows.

1. Affordable housing

2. Linkage with the same cultural organization

3. Proximity to work

4. Proximity to public transportation

5. Personal Protection and Safety

○ The characteristics of the water leak coefficient are as follows.

1.incurring increase

2. Improving social mobility

3. Improving work levels

4. Necessity of Housing Space

5. Social conflict

6. Dispersion of Job Opportunities

9주 차(1)

Modern society is developing into a pluralistic society.

Structural characteristics of Weber’s industrial society is consisted of mass production, mass distribution, mass consumption.

The industrial society basically requires division of labor.

And the industrial society is also developed by economics of scale and aggregated.

The division of labor based on collaboration and goes through a process of coordinating consultation between classes, organizations, and physicians.

These activities are planned activities.

<Changes in planning paradigm by information oriented society>

First, the era of mass production, distribution, and consumption is gone.

And the era of the production, distribution, and consumption of a variety of unique products is changed to meet the needs of consumers.

In this case, plan is changed as governance to cooperate with each other.

<The academic background of planning theory>

First, it is normative value theory. And it is based on social norms or morals.

Second, it is based on knowledge acquired from human experience.

In other words, it is related to the process of information input calculation, data collection analysis, and processing.

9주 차(2)

There are planning characteristics The first is to achieve their goals.

This is to explain that the small goal is to become a tool for the big plan.

For example, the goal of a day is to be a means of a week‘s goal.

The second is that the plan has a process of choice.

Planning is a process that involves setting goals, acting on them, and choosing alternatives.

The third is that it is forward-looking.

The goal of the plan has the need for information about the future.

When planning, student need to think about the future and set goals.

After you have set your goals, you should try to put the plan into practice.

Students also need to find out what to do to implement their plans and how to achieve their goals successfully.

We need to think about the future five years from now and make a long-term plan for future society.

The fourth is action.

After making a plan, it is imperative that we act to achieve it.

The fifth is comprehensiveness.

The person who plans to make the most rational choice of alternatives should be able to explain the results of the proposals in detail.

10주 차(1)

A certain space, called a city, had close relations with neighboring areas, and was connected to the surrounding cities and areas behind them, which had mutual influence.

When this concept was expanded, it was expanded to regional or national territory planning.

Urban planning is future-oriented.

Urban planning is goal-oriented.

Urban planning has characteristics as a reflux process to check achievement of goals by repeating complex decision-making processes from target setting to business plan, and is dynamic, not static.

The future plans are expected to be mainstream, with creative urban planning based on mutual cooperation through voluntary participation by residents or citizens, particularly with cooperative governance systems being activated, and they are being developed into e-governance systems.

10주 차(2)

In today's lecture session, we learned about urban planning.

IV. Characteristics of Urban Planning

1. The Power of Urban Planning
2. Public Welfare of Urban Planning
3. Budgeting ▶Planning should be reflected and reviewed in the current budget.

V. Urban Planning Theory

First, it is based on understanding and utilizing the rapidly developing modern scientific method.
Second, they reflect in the planning process with values and wise judgment.
Third, we have a deep understanding of everything in human society and understand the changing tendency.
Recently, sustainable development has emerged as a key value.

11주 차(1)

What is GIS?

▶ A method to visualize, manipulate, analyze, and display spatial data.

“Smart Maps” linking a database to the map.

There are two ways to input and visualize data.

▶Raster – Grid

– “pixels”

– a location and value

– Satellite images and aerial photos are already in this format

▶Vector – Linear

– Points, lines & polygons

– “Features” (house, lake, etc.)

– Attributes – size, type, length, etc.

Some ways GiS is used

• Emergency Services – Fire & Police

• Environmental – Monitoring & Modeling

• Business – Site Location, Delivery Systems

• Industry – Transportation, Communication, Mining, Pipelines, Healthcare

• Government – Local, State, Federal, Military

• Education – Research, Teaching Tool, Administration

12주 차(1)

There are three reasons why we should be interested in GIS.

First reason is what is ‘where‘, second reason is why is it there, third is why do I care.

GIS is associated with spatial data.

And it is a computer system that helps analyze, manipulate, and express information.

GIS allows us to visualize a lot of data.

GIS can be used in emergencies because location information is given.

It can also be used to monitor and modeling environmental aspects.

GIS can analyze ‘where‘ to build a store.

Therefore, it can be used in businesses such as location ‘select‘ion and delivery systems.

Since GIS is given location information, it can be used in all cases ‘where‘ location is required.

GIS will be used more in future society.

12주 차(2)

The Metropolitan City Plan links the spatial structure and functions of two or more cities, preserves the environment and organizes the facilities systematically.

The plan is aimed at providing long-term development directions for maintenance.

What are the basic city plans?

It is a comprehensive plan that presents basic spatial structure and long-term development direction.

District Unit Plan?

induce systematic and planned development through the region, and safe environment, good housing and land use. In addition, a system that actively induces the participation of residents.

District Unit Plans include District Unit Plans and District Unit Plans.

The first district unit plan is designed to create an environment-friendly urban environment in which humans and nature coexist and create sustainable urban development or urban management.

The Second District Unit Plan is established to create an environmentally friendly and sustainable city.

13주 차(1)

Urban regeneration New Deal is a national urban innovation project that boosts urban competitiveness and creates jobs by revitalizing old dwellings and decaying old cities.

Vision: A city led by a continuously innovative community, making Korea a better country to live in.

OBJECTIVE: Improving the quality of life for housing welfare, restoring urban vitality, creating jobs, restoring community and integrating society.

The background of the urban renewal New Deal policy is low birth rate, aging population and low growth.

13주 차(2)

Top 5 Issues of Urban Renewal New Deal 1. Reforming Low-Rise Residential Area 2. Creating an Innovation Center in the Old City 3. Revitalizing the Regional Urban Regeneration Ecosystem 4. Activating Urban Regeneration and Promoting Urban Regeneration 5. Priorative respond to the phenomenon of the market‘s.

The polarization of the population and economy between the Seoul metropolitan area and the Seoul metropolitan area and some industrial cities and other Limited population growth, maintenance, and reduction in other areas of metropolitan cities (Busan, Daegu, Ulsan, Gwangju, Daejeon).

The gap between jobs and the supply of living infrastructure resulted in the polarization of housing satisfaction. The gap between the quality of life between the OECD and South Korea widened to 2.3 times due to the decline. Let's take a look at the policy trends of major developed countries.
Japan uses small-scale urban policies to lay the foundation for sustainable development in response to population decline. The U.K. uses the central government's urban policy authority and the transfer of resources to provinces, decentralization of regional policies, and strengthening the promotion of Regionalization.

14주 차(1)

The five goals of the New Deal policy include readjustment of old low-rise residential areas, creation of innovation hubs in old towns, revitalizing the local urban regeneration economy, revitalizing urban regeneration governance and responding to the phenomenon of the retirement of commercial lamps.

▶ Future City Vision 2020

From now on, we need to focus on small-scale readjustment projects to create regional innovation hubs. It will distribute basic living infrastructure to the level of advanced countries in old residential areas, activate housing readjustment methods that residents directly participate in, and protect residents in response.The vision of future cities is very important.
A Study on the Improvement of Market Competitiveness and Environmental Change in New Towns.

The world is turning into an era of revolution and a review of the urban policy direction of low-carbon green growth is needed.

14주 차(2)

The new paradigm of future urban policy is to shift from quantitative to qualitative growth.

The characteristics of qualitative growth include growth, convenience, identity and environment.

The four major goals are competitive vitality cities, convenient living cities, attractive cultural cities and clean green cities. The first sign is to create a competitively vibrant city. The second is to create a competitive future core industry base. The third goal is to create a convenient living city.

Next, we should establish a green transportation environment and a convenient and safe public transportation system. This increases the efficiency of the transportation network and improves the convenience between transportation means.