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이름:김정인

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The society  is become environmental pollution problem can‘t live anymore.

So the push for a new paradigm is needed.

To go to the actual work has dwindled.

To work in cyberspace is getting increased.

The concept of Urban Administration

1 political aspect

2 Economic Aspect

3 social aspect

4 admnistrative aspect

5 functional aspect

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휴강

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결석

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characteristic of urbanization

1) The City‘s Giantization and Yeondam-hwa

The economically active population is still high in urban areas, and it‘s hard to see if it can be seen as a hollowing out phenomenon.

2) Growth of New Industrial City

the rapid growth of new industrial cities

3) Congestion of small towns

Urbanization is the physical growth of urban areas as a result of rural migration and large cities.

The United Nations has predicted that half of the world‘s population will live in urban areas by the end of 2008.

Urbanization is closely linked to the sociological process of modernization, industrialization, and rationalization.

The term urbanization may indicate the level of urban development relative to the total population, or the rate at which urban populations are increasing.

While village culture is characterized by common bloodline and close relationship, urban culture is characterized by distant bloodline, unfamiliar relationship, and competitive relationship.

The movement of these people is expected to continue in the coming decades as the number of cities increases on an incomprehensible scale until just a century ago.

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As many people leave villages and farms to live in cities, the results of urban growth are emerging.

This remarkable growth is not only about economic opportunities, but also about the loss of grasslands due to development, pollution, land acquisition or conflict

It can also be attributed to the proximity of anonymous public transportation in urban areas.

According to the United Nations World Population Report, the majority of the world‘s population will live in cities for the first time in history in mid-2007.

It is called the indigenous of the "Uban Millennium" and "Tipping Point."

Urbanization rates vary from country to country.

Urbanization comes as individual, commercial and government efforts reduce the time and cost of commuting and transportation and improve opportunities for jobs, education, housing and transportation.

Living in a city enables the advantages of proximity, diversity and market competition opportunities.

However, urbanization has a negative social aspect due to marginalized problems and high living costs.

Cities are known as places ‘where‘ money, services, and wealth are concentrated.

Rural residents come to cities for the reason of pursuing social mobility.

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In developing countries, land is being lost or confiscated due to conflicts over land rights, resulting in forced migration to cities.

Mandatory and unplanned migration often results in rapid growth in underdeveloped areas.

This is also similar to violent conflict areas ‘where‘ people are kicked out of their land.

Cities offer professional and diverse services compared to rural areas.

Older people may be forced to move to cities due to health problems.

Various and quality educational opportunities are not only another element of urban migration, but also opportunities to develop and explore the social community.

economic effect

As cities develop, the effects can include increased costs and changes, often such as employees of local governments.

The market price of the local working class, including civil servants, can be determined

The push for rapid urban growth and efficiency can lead to unfair urban development.

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<Environmental Effects>

The urban heat island phenomenon is becoming a growing concern.

Urban heat islands are formed when industrial and urban areas are developed and heat production and reserves are increased.

Stewart Brand argues that the impact of urbanization is mainly positive for the environment in his book, Global Discipline.

First, the birth rate of new urban dwellers immediately falls in the replacement rate and continues to fall, resulting in a rise in population.

Reduces environmental perjury

Second, moving from farming villages reduces the prevalence of destructive subsistence farming techniques, such as making inadequate enforcement and burning agriculture.

<Changing forms>

Different forms of urbanization can be classified according to the architectural style and planning method as well as the historical growth of the region.

Recent developments, such as urban redevelopment projects, mean that newcomers to cities no longer have to settle in the heart.

In some advanced countries, adverse effects have occurred, with urban populations declining into rural areas, especially in wealthy families

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휴강

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Poor urbanization requires labor-intensive growth supported by labor protection, flexible land-use regulation and investment in basic services.

Urbanization can be either planned urbanization or organicization. Planned urbanization is based on advance plans that can be prepared for military, economic and urban design reasons.

Urban Development and Industrial Development

Urbanism in terms of Structure and Function

1) Power city theory

2) Landscape city theory

City Problem

Urban Problems: Cities have a large population, and in order to solve these problems, cities need to be viewed as one living organism and approached in a complex ways.

Types of Urban Problems

1)Unequality and poverty: A vicious circle of poverty

2) Political and administrative problems

3) Urban economy problem

4) Land and housing problems

5)Transportation

6) Various problems such as environmental problems arise.

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결석

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multi-core theory

Based on the fact that the land use in the city revolves around several nuclei

(1) The central business district shall be located at the point ‘where‘ the transportation institutions in the city gather.

(2) Wholesale and light industrial zones are adjacent to the central business district.

(3) Some urban activities result in disadvantages because they are aggregated.

(4) Some urban activities cannot afford high ground in the most advantageous position and cannot be located.

3) Criticism of Multi-core Psychology

(1) Land use, which occupies the widest area of the city, is a residential area;

(2) The use of land on the first floor of a building is taking issue with the use of land on the second floor of a building, and the second floor on the ground is not considered.

(3) The concept of land use is not clear and starts from a static concept.

theories on urban growth and structure

There are theories about the process of planning itself and the main issues of this process (city, regional planning).

Residential areas account for the largest number of areas in urban areas. Residential areas provide adequate living space for urban dwellers according to their type, location and characteristics.

1) According to the type of housing

2) According to the type of ownership

3) According to location

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Zonation of residential areas of the city

A Study on the Characteristics of Residents‘ Land and Residential Location in the City

1. Residents are not evenly distributed within the city.

2. There are also spatial differences in density in cities.

3. There are differences in physical and structural forms.

4. It is also different in terms of the quality of housing.

Transfer to an inner residential area of residence

1. immigrant from a foreign country

2. Composition of the inflow from rural areas

->Special features: mostly poor and uncertain groups, located in areas with many employment opportunities in large cities such as port cities

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three levels of ‘select‘ion

1. ‘select‘ion of ends and criteria

2. Identify a line of alternatives with this general view and choose the desired alternative

3. Action Guidelines for Determined Purpose

the environment surrounding the plan

1. Individuals act according to preference

2. An actor may have a variety of preferences and integrating personal preferences may not be the same as a social preference.

3. Goods are produced and services including labour are performed under the restriction of revenue reduction set at a constant level.

4. Lack of resources limits production as a result

5. Planning generally consists of fluid interrelated parts.

6. Human beings live with incomplete knowledge.

the object of a plan

1. For efficient and equitable rational action

-It is necessary to preserve and allocate resources efficiently in the state of limited resources.

2. Replace market function.

3. Change or enlargement of choice.

Pure democratic ethics predicate that no one has the wisdom or ability to make decisions for society or other individuals.

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<Planning>

1) Achieving a goal

The definition of a plan includes the concept of a process that is chosen and that order is the key to a set purpose.

2) selection movement

A plan is an action that embodies formalized values, established means, and ‘select‘ed alternatives.

3) Direction for the future

Each goal of the plan now implies the need for information about the future.

4) action

Plans to obtain the desired results.

5) understanding

The plan system to relate the components of the role.

Policy makers is reasonable to ‘select‘ among various alternative programs, detail an alternative.

<planning process>

Value formation consists of identification and effect.

1.value formation

Fact:a descriptive statement that includes justice and relationships, one of the characteristic forms of a factual statement.

Values and facts are closely related as follows.

1) Realistic statements always reflect the value of planners.

2) Our personal experience depends on the value gained by our understanding of facts.

3) You can make a factual argument about value.

2. Meaning of Identification

It is important how you proceed from goal to a specific program.

3. Effectiveness

The effect is related to program management and control.

Planning Process

1.break the problem

2. Goal setting

3.Scheduled and predictive analysis

4. Alternative settings

5. Feasibility analysis

6.Assessment

7. Choosing the Final Plan

8. Execution

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<A Classic Approach to Urban Planning>

Modern urban phenomena are being changed by the interaction of various variables. In urban planning to solve city problems, trying to find a solution by dealing with only the physical phenomena that appear on the surface is not very effective.

The urban phenomenon is a general phenomenon and the urban planning is a comprehensive plan

Urban planning in the future will be carried out by combining urban planning for the present real space with information planning for virtualizing the real space and allowing the contents of the plan to be operated, managed and modified in virtual space. This phenomenon will be appropriate for all sectors of society.

<The Modern Concept of Urban Planning>

1.the socio-economic nature of a city

Urban planning has been transformed into a comprehensive plan, not a piecemeal one. A plan was established in such a way that spatial and non-preciprocal factors and factors related to human form interact to induce them to grow each other within the city.

2. Urban planning and high-level planning

Cities are part of the region and regions are part of the city, forming the spatial functional class of the plan.

1) The national territory plan presents a comprehensive and principled direction.

2) Regional plans are drawn up according to the direction of the national territory plan.

3) Urban planning establishes detailed plans according to the basic direction of these high-level plans

3. Planning as a Process

1) Urban planning is goal-oriented - The process of establishing goals and ‘select‘ing the final plan through repeated feedback between goals and means.

2) Urban planning is future-oriented-use alternatives to predict and respond to future changes.

3) Urban planning has characteristics as a reflux process to check achievement of goals by repeating complex decisions from target setting to business plan, and is not fixed but dynamic.

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<theory of Urban Planning>

The theories of urban planning were based on the understanding of the rapidly developing modern scientific methods and the use of them, and the perception of values and wise judgment.

With the planning process reflected that. Finally, understanding of all things related to human society and identify trends changes in it.

1. The idealism is to establish a comprehensive rational model-plan goal in advance and to reasonably find all means and conditions to achieve this goal.

1) need to solve problems and goals to be achieved.

2) goals you can find many alternatives.

3) predict each alternatives to pursue cases that appear on the results.

4) estimate the results of each alternative.

5) ‘select‘ an optimum alternative.

2. Partial gradualism

(1) Semi-comprehensive theory of indblom

Scholars who advocate a comprehensive approach believe that rationality is possible in the process of choosing goals and means of doing them, while he argues that there are many limitations in finding rationality in the actual process.

(2) Theoretical evidence

-1) Choose an incremental method to pursue relatively small changes.

-2) Complement the important part first.

-3) Continue to approach the problem.

-4) There is an exploratory method.

-5) It is fragmentary considering only a few viable alternatives.

-6) The policy-making process presents theoretical features that are not concentrated towards the core but are dispersed and disconnected from each other.

Exchange Transaction Theory

1)Friedmann‘s plan theory

-Developing planning: Used to achieve high growth by continuously investing in undeveloped areas.

- Adaptive planning: A method used to solve problems such as housing, education, transportation, and drinking water in urban areas due to external factors in the developed areas.

2) Development of exchange transaction theory

The process of combining the thinking of planners with the actions of residents is desirable, and the relationship they learn from understanding each other is called an exchange transaction relationship

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What is gis?

gis is a computer software, hardware and data system that can manipulate, analyze, and present information that is tied to spatial location

Use gis to convert data into information and convert it to knowledge.

-How to visualize, manipulate, analyze and display spatial data

-"Smart Map" linking databases to maps

-There are two ways to input and visualize data around the world with gis:

Raster and Vactor.

- Expect 80% of the data to have spatial components.

Most scientific data can be analyzed spatially.

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Eighty percent of the data has spatial properties.

What is gis?

To analyze and display spatial data

-Smart Map-

Two ways to input and visualize data visualization gis:

1)Raster

2) Vactor

-Digital and Scanning Maps

:Creating by purchase, donation, free, and user

-Database: Data Table

-GPS:Global positioning system, exact location

-Sample properties fields

-Remote detection and aerial photography

‘where‘ GIS is used

-Emergency service

-Environment

-Business

-Industry

-Government

-Training

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Some ways gis is used

Emergency Services – Fire & Police

Environment – Monitoring and Modeling

Business – Site Location, Shipping System

Industry – Transportation, Communications,

Government – Local, federal, military

Training – Research, Training Tools,

Need to analyze space data any‘where‘

What is urban planning?

refers to a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future vision of a city.

It is implemented to promote public welfare and improve the quality of people‘s lives.

- Solving housing problems

- Mitigate traffic problems

- Proper supply of public facilities

- Minimize environmental pollution

- Fire control and disaster prevention management

Prevention of urban sprawl, creation of harmonious environment with surrounding areas, and efficient use of land

National Land, Urban Planning System

National Territory Comprehensive Plan - Top National Plan on National Territory

Long-term Development Plan of the Provincial Government-Regional Area

A Comprehensive Plan for the Long-Term Development of the City

Urban Management Plan - Implementation Plan of the Urban Master Plan

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Three Urban Planning System

Three of the national and urban planning systems fall under urban planning: metropolitan city planning, basic urban planning, and urban management planning

1) Wide-area urban planning--Planning to present long-term development directions to interconnect the spatial structure and functions of two or more adjacent administrative areas, preserve the environment, and systematically overhaul the metropolitan facilities.

What are you planning? Wide-area facilities, space structure planning, function sharing, green area management system, disaster prevention, transport and logistics distribution system, landscape planning, cultural leisure space, environment conservation

2) Urban Master Plan

It is a comprehensive plan to predict and prepare for changes in the living environment of residents by covering not only the physical and spatial aspects of the city, but also the economic aspects of the city. It is a long-term plan that presents the future and basic framework for the 20 years ahead.

What's the plan? Establish goals and directions to reflect the characteristics and status of the region

3) Urban management plan

A court plan that is binding on the private land use by residents, namely, the rate of building and floor space in the event of building activities, is a plan to clarify and realize the contents presented in the Metropolitan City Plan and the Urban Master Plan

- Planning on the designation and change of the use area and use area

- concerning maintenance, improvement plans for the installation of infrastructure.

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District Unit Plan Type

-Reconstruction and Reconstruction Area in Existing Towns

- Areas that need to be preserved in existing towns: Preservation of Hanok Village

- Areas requiring management of existing towns:Return-up projects

- Areas that need to be developed in new towns: New Town Development, Housing Development

What does the District Unit Plan establish?

- Location and size of infrastructure

- Size and plan for the formation of furniture and landmarks

- the minimum or minimum limit of the building‘s use, building rate, floor space rate, and height

- Traffic handling plan

- District Unit Plan based on Residents‘ Proposal

Resident Proposal System

- The most direct and influential residents‘ participation system as a system proposed by residents on the introduction of urban management plans

Who establishes the zoning plan?

Planned establishment entity

- Plenipotentiary (special mayor, metropolitan market, mayor, county head)

- Decision maker (special mayor, metropolitan mayor, governor)

a planned participant

- Resident (residents in residential areas, private businessmen)

- Civil servants (basic self, wide-area self)

- Review Board (City Planning Committee, Architecture Committee, Urban Architecture Joint Committee)

How is community participation achieved?

: District Unit Plan for Residents Participation

- Residents themselves participate in urban planning and environmental improvement.

-Specify the public works plan required for the city.

- Residents manage the city on their own through community participation.

- Suggest the desirable direction of management and future shape of the city.

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Background of Urban Renewal New Deal

Performance and Limitations

- Causing small residents to be driven away by a full-scale iron-furnace project

- Low residents‘ level of sensitivity and lack of government support

- Activation of community and insufficient cooperation between ministries

: A comprehensive and systematic urban renewal strategy is needed for residents to feel

domestic policy conditions Low birth rate, aging and low growth

Low birth rate: a decline in the productive population.

Aging: Anticipating the Growth of the Elderly

Low growth: Potential growth rate of 3% to 2%.

Expanding the Local Crisis and worsening the Physical Settlement Environment

- Expanding concerns over the extinction of local population due to the distinct population reduction and aging process in rural areas.

- Severe polarization of population and economy between metropolitan areas, large cities, and some industrial cities and other regions

Greater polarization of residential environment and jobs between regions

Job gap due to decline and gap in supply of living infrastructure, polarization of residential satisfaction

Change level of regional gap - 2.3 times regional gap depending on whether or not there is a retreat

Spread gap, acceleration of satisfaction gap - and Residential Satisfaction based on the type of residence.

For both cities.

Principle of its agenda a new city called "pursuit of sustainable urban development and engagement".

1) social diversity and equal accessibility "No one so that it doesn‘t fall through the cracks."

2) engagement and economic sustainability "ensure a sustainable and inclusive urban economy."

3) environmental sustainability "ensure environmental sustainability."

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Strategies for the New Deal of Urban Regeneration

- Constructing a continuously innovative urban space

- Revitalizing the Urban Regeneration Economy in the Region

- Establishing cooperative governance led by residents and local communities

The Top 5 Promotions of Urban Renewal New Deal

- Maintenance of low-rise residential areas in old age

-Creating an innovation hub in the old city center

- Activating the Regional Urban Regeneration Ecosystem

- Activating Urban Regeneration Governance

-Preactive response to the phenomenon of a shopping spree

Pre-Occupancy New Deal Roadmap for Urban Regeneration & Hu

Full-Scale Rental Housing Improvement->Activating Participant-Based Small-scale Maintenance Projects

Center for Large-scale Planning-->Creating an Innovation Center in the Region

Supplier-oriented->demand and site-centric

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, and Public Enterprise Center-->Encourage the Urban Regeneration Economic Organization and Support the Consolidation of the Non-Private Ministry

- Suggesting the Direction of New Urban Policy in Response to Environmental Changes in Domestic and Foreign Countries

A Necessity of Providing Mid- to Long-Term Strategic Urban Policy Considering Changes in Social Conditions, including Demographic Reduction, Aging, and Social Directions

Re-establishment of the Role of the Central and Local Governments and Improvement of the Urban Planning Management System in accordance with the Regional Government‘s Strengthening of Urban Planning Authority

- Establishing a direction for urban policy in response to the national goal of low-carbon, green growth

Current Issues in our City

- New urban environment such as population reduction has arrived.

- Expected increase in cultural diversity due to the continued increase in the number of foreign vegetables

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Vision and Objectives of Future Cities

OBJECTIVES1. Competitive Vitality City

1) Making a vibrant downtown through reincarnation

2) Creating a competitive future core industry base

Goal2. Convenient Living City

1) Raising the level of a pleasant and convenient living environment

2) Creating a good urban environment for the socially disadvantaged

3) Creating a convenient and safe public transportation system

OBJECTIVE3. A charming cultural city.

1) Creating an affluent cultural environment together

2) Creating a beautiful and unique cityscape

OBJECTIVE 4. A clean green city

1) Creating a city that practices low-carbon life

2) Raising a thin and green forest

3) Making a City Safe from Accident Crimes

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The Attitude of the Scholars to Open the Era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution

- The major trend of the 4th Industrial Revolution is to break the boundaries between various high-tech convergence technologies in production, consumption, manufacturing, service and manufacturing industries, signaling tremendous changes and changes in existing industrial policies, science and technology policies, and labor policies. It is predicted that the university society will also break down the walls between majors and become a general one.

- The transition to a hyper-connected society is tearing down the walls of time and space.

- We expect the "differences" and "conflict" issues to be serious, and there is a high possibility that more serious crises such as population cliff and regional annihilation will result from the low birth rate and aging trend.

-In the era of the 4th Industrial Revolution and the 2nd Information Revolution, intelligence information technology determines the rise and fall of the national industry.

- Major attributes of the 4th Industrial Revolution and Regional Innovation Ecosystem

Speed, scope, and system impact

- Sectoral Innovation Policy Challenges in Response to the Fourth Industrial Revolution

1.Population social sector

2. Agricultural and Rural Sector

3.City space division

4. Industrial and economic sectors

5. Culture and Tourism Division

6.Official government door

- Direction of innovation policies by sector in response to the 4th Industrial Revolution

1.Population Social Sector: Development of a Network-type Community Focused on Living Rights

2. Rural Agricultural Sector: Creating a Smart Rural Agricultural Community

3.City Space Sector: Building Smart SOC Foundation

4.Industrial Economy Division: Tech City Development

5. Culture Plaza Division: Realizing the Global Positioning of Cultural Tourism

6.Public administration: Revision of the system and laws for decentralization, etc.