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15주차(1)(12/11)			○		특강/수요일 수업으로 불참
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(12/19)	○				기말고사
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계	30		1	2

이름: 장민교

2주 차(1)

The shift from an agrarian society to an industrial society led to a society with higher efficiency.

The development in industrial society is enormous. The greatest development is liberation from poverty.

Why did we move from an industrial society to an information society? The industrial society is no longer viable due to the constant environmental pollution. In the society of information, the concept of space has diminished. And the number of jobs that disappear increases.

Why did the trend of globalization and localization become more pronounced? With the speed of information transmission and the reduction of space-time constraints. There are many different views of the city.

2주 차(2)

추석 연휴

3주 차(1)

It should always be kept in mind how the information society has changed.

The information society has overcome the limitations of the space of time, which is the limit of human being.

The information society has an economic advantage over the industrial society.

In the information age, the element that evaluates human abilities is computer programming. Along with the use of the brain, computer skills are also.

3주 차(2)

There are four characteristics of urbanization.

The first is the metamorphosis and storytelling of the city.

The second is the suburbanization of residential areas.

The third is the rapid growth of the new industrial city.

The fourth is the gridlock of small towns due to the shrinking population.

So, what will happen to the cities of the future?

Language must work.

The larger the size of an economy, the lower the effect.

Cities are more effective because they have economies of scale and aggregation. In other words, the cost of production per unit is efficient, and it is found to be driving into cities.

4주 차(1)

Urbanization Movement

21st century can be attributed largely to rural-urban migration.

This phenomenal growth can also be attributed to the lure of not just economic opportunity, but also to loss or degradation of farmland and pastureland due to development, pollution and anonymity of hedonistic pleasure of urban areas as well as the opportunity to assert individualism.

And this phenomenon has been rapidly increased.

Why this phenomenon mainly occurs in Asia area?

Because, moving to Urban it improves economic aspect. Will this be maintained in the information age?

Urbanization, whether in the US or the UK is progressing slowly. Cities are based on history, not just on building new cities. The city is known as a place ‘where’ money, services, and wealth are concentrated.

4주 차(2)

Dominant conurbation

Dominant a conurbation is can relate to percentage of national output, wealth and especially population as a percentage of an entire country.

It is turning into a confrontation between China and North Korea.

Economic effects

As cities develop, a sharp increase in costs can result in a consequent change in the market price of the local working class. Urban problems include the reduction of information society, smart government, employment and job opportunities. This is fueling the trend of infrastructure development and suburbanization in developing countries, but the core cities of each country are getting bigger.

But it presents the issue of increasing food resources as the population grows, according to the United Nations. As the population grows, there is an urgent need for solutions to environmental and food problems to support it.

5주 차(1)

Environmental effects

First of all, the phenomenon of Urban heat islands has become a growing concern. This phenomenon as well as concern about it has increased over the years. In cities, the majority of the sun‘s energy is absorbed by urban structures and asphalt.

This result in reducing soil moisture and a reduction in re-uptake of carbon dioxide emissions.

Changing forms of urban

Urbanization traditionally exhibited a concentration of human activities and settlements around the downtown area, in-migration. This refers to migration from former colonies and similar places.

Coal oysters are also used as a wine cellar.

For example, In Daegu there is a solar system, energy system.

5주 차(2)

개천절

6주 차(1)

Characteristic of urbanization

1. city's Biggest

2, Suburbanization of Residential Areas

3, New Industrial City‘s Rapid Growth

4. Small-town congestion.

1) Rural city theory

:  Securing the spatial function of the city and its power sources.

2) Landscape city theory

: The main focus of the development of cities is to increase the use of resources in urban areas.

The local structure of the city

Regional structures are not simply a combination of natural, social, and historical functions,

But are called regional structures when they are functionally linked together to perform one new function.

6주 차(2)

In some cases, it can work well if it is not.

Regional Classification and Regional Structure of Cities

Cities functionally combine with other areas to form a nodule area throughout the city. In addition, a hierarchy of obedience will be formed in which lower regions are governed by higher regions.

All social structures are whirlwind funnel structures toward Seoul and the Seoul metropolitan area, and the result is foreign countries.

Thus, the region becomes increasingly difficult and leads to local extinction.

1. Burgess‘s theory of concentric circles

: (1) Centric business district

(2) point zone: an underdeveloped area occurs.

(3) Worker‘s Housing Zone: Factory Workers, Immigrants’ Residence

(4) Medium and high-end residential areas: Pan-fish trees in Daegu, areas with good accessibility

(5) Commuter Zone

2) When dividing the zones inward and outward, the inner areas tend to expand the zones by invading the outer areas.

3) The process of expanding urban growth is not only the process of intrusion and dotting, but also concentration and decentralization.

4) Urban changes can change according to social organization or human form.

5) The expansion of cities divides and reassigns individuals and groups by place of residence and occupation.

6) The growth of a city expands its liquidity.

7주 차(1)

multi-core theory

It is physically impossible for all urban functions to be concentrated in the central core area, and within the city there is a factor that separates urban functions by avoiding the central core.

The city‘s core is not one but several.

The central business district will be located at the location ‘where’ the transportation institutions of the city gather, while the core area will be equipped with leisure facilities such as cultural centers.

The retail business will not last long if it is crowded.

multidimensional theory

1) It is a social class. High return region, low return region, etc.

2) Urbanization.

3) This is a classification by race of residence.

How will the structure of cities change in the fusion of virtual space and real space?

7주 차(2)

Residential structure of the city

There are many apartment in the city,

And the process of succession of residential areas are Liquidity.

So the upper part of the citizen go another place, and then the middle part of the citizen go the upper part like Circulation.

Succession and replacement are continued from one residential zone to another one,

The Characteristics of the ghetto is low-rent, high density, over-crowding, substandard housing.

Inlet and Emission Force of Population to CBD

In Inlet, 1. Affordable housing

2. Linkage with the same cultural       group

3. Proximity to work

4. Proximity to public transport

5. Personal protection and safety

In Emission, 1. increased inflow

2. improved social mobility

3. an improved level of work

4. the increase of the need for living space

5. civil strife

6. Decentralization of employment opportunities

<Economies of scale and integration>

Everyone wants to move in a better direction. How much do you get together in the city? It is good to have a size like 전주.

8주 차(1). 8주 차(2)

중간고사

9주 차(1)

Creation?

Dubai

Creation Structure with Transformation of Idea.

Make the forecasts of my life in the future. Collective interests are not willing to yield and be considerate.

The meaning of rationality and smartness work together. He moves in a desirable direction.

Planning is a set of procedure, it is defined as a process for determining appropriate future action through a sequence of choices.

1. ‘selects ion of ends and criteria

2. Identification of a set of alternatives with these general perception and the ‘selection’ of a desired alternative

3. Guide of action to the determined ends

Resources are limited, so they are planning. That is the effect.

9주 차(2)

Change or widening of choice

The pure democratic ethic posits that no one has the wisdom or ability to make decision for the society or for another individual.

Planning characteristics

1) The achievement of ends

The means are not proposed for themselves, but as a tool for achieving them.

2) Exercise of choice

Planning is the act of formalizing values, established means, and realizing the chosen alternative.

The plan emphasizes the practice of choice.

3) Orientation to the future

The ultimate goal of the plan implies the need for information about the present and future.

4) Action

The plan brings us results.

5) comprehensiveness

The plan should serve as a link between the components of the system and allow decision makers to make rational choices among alternative programs so that the planner can explain in detail the consequences of the alternative.

7. Planning process

1) Value formation

Our personal experience depend on the values obtained by our understanding of facts.

We can make factual ascertains about values.

2) Means identification

A step-by-step approach should be established and concretely implemented to implement the objectives.

3) Effectuation

In the third phase in the planning phase, the planner chooses the previously chosen means to achieve the goal.

This effect relates to the management and control of the program.

Analyze data such as big data handling and GIS and perform predictive.

10주 차(1)

The Modern Concept of Urban Planning

1. the Soci-economic nature of a city

Urban planning was not a piecemeal plan, but rather a complex one.

Depending on space, urban planning, regional planning, national planning, marine, space exist.

Depending on the function, social planning, economic planning, and physical planning exist.

The territory is expanding enormously.

planning as a process

Planning and Plan are strictly divided.

* Categorized according to the plan targets are physical, economic, and social plans.

*Regional levels are distinguished by national planning, regional planning, city planning, and international planning.

*Long-range planning, mid-range planning, and short-range planning, depending on the planning period.

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Characteristics of Urban Planning

* Benefit from urban planning

In urban planning, compulsory regulations must be in line with the promotion of the public welfare of the residents. Loss of public character will result in loss of justification for investment in public funds.

In other words, equity should be considered in terms of cost and benefit.

Theory of Urban Planning

The theory has continued to change according to the political ideas and the administrative environment pursued by each country.

The theories of urban planning are first, based on the understanding of rapidly developing modern scientific methods and the use of them.

Second, have a sense of value and a wise judgment and reflect it in the planning process.

Third, we have a deep understanding of all the things involved in human society and are grasping its tendency to change.

1. a comprehensive rational model

It is idealism that sets the goals of the plan in advance and reasonably finds all the means and conditions to achieve them.

2. Lindblom‘s Semi-Comprehensive Theory

They argue that there are many limitations to finding rationality in the actual process. The reason is as follows.

1) There is a limit to the ability of human beings to solve all problems at hand.

2) It is difficult to collect all the information necessary for making policy decisions

3) Social analysis costs are huge

4) There are no satisfactory standards to evaluate values and goals

2. ‘selects vie rationalism

By identifying fundamental and individual decision-making according to the function of the plan, the framework of the planning theory is to approach the value system. Targets and strategies are ‘selected’ according to the importance of the planning project.

Specific detailed plans will be developed to find feasible alternatives.

3. ‘selects ion theory

1) The process of determining value judgments and choosing them

2) To find and ‘select’ the best alternative to realize the ‘selects ed values and goals in detail

3) The process of implementing the last ‘selects ed alternative

4. Advocacy theory

It is a major obstacle to advance economically and politically into a truly advanced country amid democratization by overemphasizing the interests of its own group.

5. Exchange transaction theory

6. Systematic theory

7. Cooperative Urban Planning Model

11주 차(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.

There are 4 things to pay attention.

1. Spatial location

This is usually a geographic location. Estimates are that 80% of all data has a spatial component.

2. Information

This is visualization of analysis of data.

3. System

It is contain linking software, hardware, data.

4. Personnel

It is a thinking explorer who is key to the power of GIS

GIS usually used in Emergency Services, Environmental, Business, Industry, Government, Education.

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About GIS

GIS has many advantages. Among the many advantages is the spatial data.

Spatial data is estimates are that 80% of all data has a spatial component. This data from most sciences can be analyzed "spatially"

GIS will provide a comprehensive picture of future data. While digitized data is difficult to understand, graphics using GIS are easy to understand.

The Raster method is pixilated on the map for each region.

Coordinate value calculation exists on the streets because they become possible.

The vector method can measure the distance by setting the coordinates.

For example, size, type, length, etc.

*Data for GIS applications

It can digitized and scanned maps, data bases, GPS, field sampling of attributes, remote sensing and aerial photography.

* Some ways GIS is used

Emergency Services - Fire, Police

Environmental- Monitoring, model ling

Business- Site location, Delivery systems

Industry- Transportation, communication, Mining, pipelines, Healthcare

Government- Local, state, federal, military

Education- Research, Teaching tool, Administration.

‘wheres ver spatial data analysis is needed.

Once the location data is included, the location of all electronic surveyors will be identified and more data will be taken into consideration.

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*More than 80% of all information comes from spatial data analysis.

*model ling of sense trends: you can see the future trends by looking ahead.

* Data structure of GIS shape data: The method of GIS is determined by dot, line, and plane.

*Setting Up Phase Relationships

- Phase structure: The study of the relationship between shape and location, regardless of quantity or size, with respect to points, lines, planes, and locations in space.

- Connectivity: A is the connection line between small A and big A. It is to look at the relationship with the dotted line. It is the phase relationship of the line.

-  Marked by Left poly and Right poly.

ex) Line 1 is the boundary between Plane A and Plane B. Line 2 is the boundary between Plane A and Plane C. Line 3 is the boundary between Plane A and Plane D.

- Determination of area

→ Through these data, all the complex data is also pictured, so it can be quickly identified.

→ GIS is not a picture program but a "analysis" program.

*What is a city plan?

Urban planning refers to a series of processes aimed at establishing and implementing a desirable future vision of a city.

It is also a tool to predict the future development level of a city and put the desired form ahead of time, and manage the city soundly and appropriately through necessary regulations, guidance policies, or means of maintenance.

* So why do these urban plans need to be done?

- Since the 2000s, Korea has become overcrowded and disorderly with its population concentrated in cities, resulting in various urban problems.

Therefore, it is necessary to alleviate or address these urban problems and to "prevent" problems that may occur in the far future.

EX) People living in rural areas also buy houses in Seoul. Buying a house in Seoul is because "there is a huge revenue stream because prices go up."

For this reason, the government‘s plan to revive the city is also being proposed because the provinces are underdeveloped.

● Through urban planning, efforts are made to solve housing problems, alleviate traffic problems, supply of public facilities, minimize environmental pollution, and manage fire and disaster prevention.

* Long-term development plan for metropolitan areas: Buses travel back and forth between Daegu and 경산. well-coordinated

Wide-area planning rights are similar to the urban basic plan in that they present a long-term direction of development, but there is a difference between two or more administrative regions.

● Urban Basic Plan: It covers Soci-economic and controlling aspects of basic spatial structure and presents development directions. "Basic framework."

● Urban management plan: A concrete method for implementing the direction proposed by the land base plan is presented in urban spaces.

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What is the metropolitan city plan?

To interconnect the spatial structure and functions of two adjacent special cities, cities, cities or counties, preserve the environment, and systematically overhaul the metropolitan facilities.

The plan is to present long-term development directions. It is a long-term plan of 20 years and provides guidance on sub-placings such as urban basic plan and urban management plan.

Wide-area planning zones include wide-area facilities, spatial structure planning, function sharing, green area management system, disaster prevention, transport and logistics distribution system,

There are development directions such as landscape planning, cultural leisure space, and environmental conservation.

What is a basic urban plan?

The basic urban planning is based on the basic spatial structure and long-term development direction of the government-run areas of the metropolitan city, city or county.

This refers to a comprehensive plan that provides guidance for urban management planning.

It covers not only the physical and spatial aspects of the city, but also the environmental, social and economic aspects, and changes in the living conditions of the residents.

It‘s a comprehensive plan that predicts and contrasts. It‘s a long-term plan that presents 20 years of vision and basic framework.

So what does the urban basic plan for?

The urban basic plan sets goals and directions to reflect the characteristics and status of the area. to be specific Regional characteristics, direction and goals of planning, economy and industry, society, culture, spatial structure, establishment and population allocation of land

Utilization and demand supply, the establishment and population allocation, the use and supply of land, the conservation and management of the environment, infrastructure, parks and greenhouses,

They include landscape, urban and residential environment maintenance, transportation and logistics systems, information and communication.

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Who sets up the District Unit Plan?

Planned establishment entity)

* Planning authority (special market, metropolitan market, market, county)

- District unit plan planning is intended to establish a plan and is carried out by the head of each foundation group.

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

- Decision maker is the person who makes the final decision so that the plan can be established after reviewing and reviewing whether the district unit plan has been set up correctly.

Planned participants)

*Resident (residents of residential areas, private businessmen)

Residents can present their opinions through suggestions for residents, announcements, and comments submitted by public notice

* Civil servants (basic self, metropolitan self)

As the decision maker, the government employees are responsible for the planning process and listen to the hardships of the planners and residents.

It is playing a role of coordinating opinions with each other.

* Review Board (City Planning Board, Building Committee, Urban Architecture Joint Committee)

The assessor is composed of experts from each field on the district unit plan and based on their expertise, the

Review and review. It‘s organized and efficient, and it‘s designed to create better cities.

To judge a justification.

District Unit Plan Establishment Procedure

Draw up the District Unit Plan ⇒ Request for the People‘s Opinion ⇒ Consultation with relevant administrative agencies ⇒ Review of the District Unit Plan and Notice ⇒ View

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※ Performance and limitations of urban regeneration-related policies

1) Small residents are driven into the country by an all-out iron-fished project

2) Low residents‘ level of feeling and lack of government support

3) Community revitalization and insufficient collaboration with the ministry

● Policy conditions in Korea, low birth rate, aging population, and low growth rate

→ With the expansion of economic, social and physical decline in cities ‘where’ nine out of ten people reside,

The Importance of Urban Regeneration and Compression Management Focused on Existing Urban Regions rather than Externally Expanding and Development

In particular, it is necessary to establish a growth base through win-win and job creation among regions and regions.

● Current status of cities in Korea. The National Decline and the Continuation of Urban Outdoor Development

→More urban hollowing out: Reducing the number of commercial owners, increasing the number of vacant homes, and room value of real estate due to the outflow of population and the development of new towns

→Increase cost of urban management: increase in cost of urban management, including infrastructure maintenance, and result in private inefficiency

● Current status of cities in Korea. Expanding the Local Crisis and worsening the Physical Settlement Environment

→ Expansion of concerns over local population extinction due to distinct population reduction and aging in the region

→ Severe population and economic polarization between metropolitan areas, metropolitan cities and some industrial cities and other regions

● Current status of cities in Korea. Greater polarization of residential environment and jobs between regions

→ polarization of residential satisfaction due to job gaps due to decline and gaps in the supply of living infrastructure

→ The reason for the high level of civic participation: Our country has been highly trained in social Mothers through the democratization movement.

※ ‘City for All’

→ The principle of promoting a new urban agenda, "The pursuit of inclusive and sustainable urban development."

〇 Social diversity and equal accessibility: ensure that no one is left out

→ Poverty eradication, equal rights and opportunity diversity, integration in urban space, equal accessibility

2 Economic Sustainability and Embracing: Ensuring a Sustainable and inclusive Urban Economy

→ Create quality jobs and have equal access to resources and opportunities, prevent land speculation, reduce cities, etc.

3 Environmental sustainability: Ensuring environmental sustainability

→ coexistence with nature, promoting clean energy and sustainable use of resources, ecosystem protection, resilience of the city of reduction, disaster risk.

● major policy trends in the developed countries, foreign policy conditions.

→ local crisis management and decentralization and participation and cooperation policy.

● Urban Regeneration of righteousness and objectives of the New Deal.

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

※ For more information on four goals.

〇 Realizing housing welfare

2 Recovery of Urban Competitiveness

3 Social integration

4 Creating Jobs

A Basic Direction of New Deal Policy for Urban Regeneration in Korea

Vision: A city led by the local community that continues to innovate, a good place to live

OBJECTIVE: Improving the quality of living in residential welfare, restoring urban vitality, creating jobs, restoring community and integrating society.

Three Major Strategies: Urban Innovation Space, Urban Regeneration Economic Revitalization, Residents and Regional Leadership

Five Major Issues: Rehabilitating Residential Environment in Deteriorated Low-Rise Residential Areas, Creating Urban Regeneration Ecosystems, Building Grassroots Urban Regeneration Governance, and Responses to the In-Term Shopping Center

Building the Foundation: Regional-led New Deal Project, Law and System Reform, Efficient Management of Public Funds

14주 차(1)

The Top 5 Promotions of Urban Renewal New Deal

1. Rehabilitation of Deteriorated Low-rise Residential Area: Expansion of basic living infrastructure at the level of advanced countries, such as village parking lots and communication facilities, in old low-rise residential areas

2. Creating a Center for Innovation in the Old City Center: Creating an Innovation Center as a Core Function of the Old City Center

3. Revitalizing the Regional Urban Regeneration Ecosystem

4. Revitalizing Urban Regeneration Governance: Creating Jobs by Revitalizing Urban Regeneration Ecosystem

5. Response to the shopping-inducing phenomenon: win-win inducement among members in response to the shopping-inducing phenomenon

Urban Regeneration New Deal Roadmap

In the past, it was an all-out iron-fished residential readjustment. In the future, small-scale maintenance projects based on participants will be activated.

Therefore, the basic living infrastructure of advanced countries is supplied to old dwellings, and the housing readjustment system involving residents is activated.

In the past, it was centered on large-scale planning, but in the future, regional innovation hubs will be created.

Therefore, it is required to create small and medium-sized innovation spaces in the region and enhance residents‘ sense of feeling by focusing on the economy and living infrastructure.

Higher floors and more flat water will increase the price

In the past, it was mainly a supplier, and due to a rise in rent, a gentrification occurs. In the future, it will be focused on the needs and the site.

Vision for Future City of the Future

1. Competition as an urban city

2. Large crowds of cities due to internal and external environmental changes

3. Low-carbon green growth

Our city‘s top priority.

The reason why the population is growing is because the average life expectancy of many people is increasing.

Vietnamese rice noodle food is becoming more popular due to the increase in the number of foreign residents.

14주 차(2)

Uniformity of Urban Cultural Diversity and Landscape

In the case of Daegu, this is the case, with insufficient protection or management of history, culture, and natural resources held by certain regions. It also makes people bored by looking monotonous with no landmarks and uniformed landscape composition. Therefore, it is necessary to establish measures to manage traditional and unique cultures of different cities so that they can revive their city identity and revive the pride of the city‘s people.

The focus should be on qualitative growth in quantitative growth as the nation‘s population is not growing.

Also, the level of building itself is poor, so it needs to be readjusted.

In the past, the textile industry flourished in Daegu, but the Milan project was ruined. To prevent this, a policy review is necessary.

The vision of a future city is a vibrant and pleasant first-rate city. To do this, we need four goals: competitive vitality city, convenient living city, and attractive cultural city. There is a clean green city. Also, for Daegu, Line No. 3 has a bad view. It is becoming a cultural city.

In Japan, pedestrians go upstairs. I only drive around the first floor. Safe urban orientation,

The government should improve the level that falls short of the national average. New projects should be brought to Daegu‘s old industrial complex. There are no hotels in Daegu, so we cannot hold international events.

If there is not enough population, mobile services are provided. Residential rights are the most important in the future.