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이름:손기현

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-In recent years, the information society has been expanding in virtual space as well as physical space.

-Man must pursue what is better and create a future society that is more advanced than the present.

-View the city as an organism in which various activities take place in an orderly fashion.

-Efforts should be made to ensure that each student‘s abilities are internationally competitive.

2주차(2) / 추석연휴

3주차(1)

As information becomes more invisible, there is invisible information through the Internet, and it is difficult to confirm whether urban changes are caused by the information society.

What is a city?

1. Cities have a larger concentration of population in certain areas than in rural areas.

2. The city is differentiated in function and administratively somewhat different, but the administrative institutions are concentrated and have autonomy as the city itself.

3. Cities are highly heterogeneous and anonymous.

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The development of mechanical civilization following the industrial revolution is a process of changing the concentration of cities and the spatial and socioeconomic aspects of humans.

What is the city of the future? Each must have its own competitiveness and change toward a global village.

Living in a city is more reasonable than living in a rural area.

There are four main characteristics of urbanization.

1. Cavitation

2. Suburbanization of residential areas

3. Rapid growth of new industrial cities

4. The identity of small towns

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-The city‘s growth results come as more and more people leave villages and farms to live in the city. For example, the rapid growth of cities such as Chicago in the late 19th century, Tokyo in the mid-20th century, and Mumbai in the 21st century may be due mainly to the migration of rural cities. This growth is especially common in developing countries. This phenomenal growth may be due to the loss or destruction of old and pasturelands due not only to economic opportunities, but also to development, pollution, land embezzlement or conflict, the attractiveness and anonymity of pleasure in urban areas.

-The urbanization rate varies from country to country. That‘s because far higher levels of urbanization than the U.S. and the U.K. are living in rural areas of China, India, Swaziland, or Niger. After all, the biggest reason for urbanization is economic reasons.

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The city offers a variety of services, such as professional services not found in rural areas. Workers are needed to support these services by creating more opportunities and more jobs. Older people may need to move to a city with doctors and hospitals that can meet their health needs.

A variety of quality educational opportunities are not only another element of urban migration, but also an opportunity to participate, develop and find social communities.

Daegu should develop local economy through the operation of future and national projects.

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-The city‘s heat island phenomenon is becoming increasingly concerned. The incidence and concern over this phenomenon has increased over the years. According to a report released by the United Nations, if the population grows further by 2.4 billion, the country should increase its food supply by 70 percent. Due to changes in environmental conditions, we are already facing food insecurity.

-Changing forms

Urbanization can be classified by the style of the building or the planning method.

In cities in developed countries, urbanization has shown a concentration of human activities and settlements around urban areas traditionally called migration. Immigration refers to migrating from colonies and similar places, and many immigrants have settled in urban centers as poor people. Due to these influences, recent developments, such as redevelopment plans in urban areas, no longer require newcomers to the city to settle in the centre.

5주차(2)/개천절

6주차(1)

◎Planned urbanization is based on a pre-planning plan to prepare a planned community for military, aesthetic, economic or urban design. Many ancient cities have been redeveloped for military and economic purposes, and before urbanization, landscape planners are responsible for the landscape infrastructure (park, sustainable urban drainage system, green, etc.) that can be planned before urbanization begins, and later activate the region and create greater vitality within the region.

∘ Development of cities and industrial development

- The city is a comprehensive art collection of cultural, institutional, economic, and scientific technologies of the De Age, resulting in the accumulation of intangible cultural assets and technology created by man and left as a legacy.

- Modern cities have expanded the scale of commercial and industrial activities and the scope of trade to international units due to the collapse of urban countries and the emergence of unified countries. A case in point is Columbus‘s discovery of America.

The future city will be represented by both internationalization and globalization under the influence of informatization, and it has not been verified whether it will maintain the current urban spatial structure.

- Our country has defined more than 50,000 people as cities and towns as more than 20,000 people.

- Greater Urbanism – Le Corbuser said, "It is natural that human beings must have an end to walk, and that the path to an end must be a straight. In other words, it‘s just a straight line," he claimed.

◎City problem

-Cities have to look at cities as a living organism and approach them in a complex manner to solve these problems, ‘where‘ large populations reside en masse. There will be various problems in the types of urban problems, such as inequality and poverty, political and administrative problems, urban economic problems, land and housing problems, transportation problems, and environmental problems.

6주차(2)

Cities are both production and consumption locations of secondary tertiary industries. This must take up a certain size of space, which is functionally combined with other areas around the isomeric areas such as residential areas, commercial areas, and CBD to form a single nodule area throughout the city. In addition, these regional structures will result in a hierarchy of governance and obedience in which lower regions are controlled by higher regions. The historical development of these cities is generally a matter of fact.

1. Logic forms the production position of infrastructure industries (manufacturing, tourism, or inflow of outside funds).

2. Formation of the production location, the concentration of the population and the corresponding consumption location

3. Formation of so-called non-based industries induced by the formation of consumption positions

4. Promote the position of infrastructure-related industries, and aggregate profits promote the position of various industries

5. This leads to the concentration of the population and the formation of the consumption position, which in turn creates a position of non-infrastructure industry.

The process of this transformation can be practically simulated in online reality, and it is also possible to track what cities of the future can look like when a plan is put in place. Individuals will also be able to track their progress by time considering their areas of interest, level of effort, and concentration

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◎ Criticism of linear theory

-Linear theory or concentric theory sees the city as a schematic representation, but insists that cultural factors should be considered in the location process. First, the physical space is also culturally characterized in the location process. Second, the city argues that the social system should be considered as the product of the value system that depends on the culture.

◎ Multicore Theory

Although both concentric and linear theories are developed under the premise of mononuclear cities, it is physically impossible for all urban functions to be concentrated in the central core, criticizing these two theories in the paper that multicore theory is the essence of cities. It argues that factors that separate urban functions by avoiding the core are working.

These key sites appear diverse and specialized as the size of the city grows, and their functions and characteristics vary greatly.

(1) Some urban activities require professional benefits. (E.g. retail business is transportation hub, port facility seafront, etc.)

(2) Some similar urban activities benefit from accumulation. (Eg financial institution, office)

(3) disadvantages due to the accumulation of certain urban activities (e.g. warehouses in urban areas);

(4) Some urban activities cannot afford high ground at the point ‘where‘ the location is most favorable. (E.g. warehouse in the city)

◎ Criticism of multicore theory

1. There are three types of land use that occupy the largest area in the city.

2. Multi-core theory, like concentric circles and linear theory, only concerns the land use of the first floor of the building, and does not consider more than two floors above ground or above ground.

3. Theories are not clear on the concept of land use, that is, starting from the stock concept, and not identifying the city from the flow concept.

◎ Multidimensional Theory

-J. W. Simmons, in his research paper entitled “Technical Model of Urban Land Use,” in 1965, argued that the internal structure of cities could be compromised in three dimensions.

There are a number of independent dimensions of social patterns within cities. This fact is proved as a result of factor analysis of social variables by statistical survey unit district in the city, and many dimensions are mutually independent according to the principle of interest analysis method, and the spatial patterns vary accordingly.

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◎ Zonation of residential areas of the city

The four distinctive features of occupied land and residential location in the city are:

1. They are not evenly distributed in the city

2. There are also spatial differences in density within the city

3. It is different in quality of house

◎ The process of succession of residential areas

Filtering Up describes moving to a better home, and Filtering Down describes moving to a worse home.

◎ The inner residential zone

Movement to internal residential areas consists of immigrants from foreign countries and inflowers from rural areas. Most of them are poor and uncertain jobs, and most of them are located in areas with high employment opportunities in large cities such as port cities. Reasons for the increased influx of population movement include low-cost housing, links with the same cultural group, proximity to the workplace, proximity to public transport, and personal protection and safety. However, there are also outputs, which include reasons for increased inflows, improved social mobility, improved occupational levels, increased needs in residential spaces, social conflicts, and dispersal of employment opportunities.

◎ The transition of the city went through the process of the Greek city-state, the Roman Empire, the medieval city, the Renaissance city, and the modern city. What kind of city will the future city be?

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What we learned today is the definition of urban planning theory. The 21st century is an age of planning, and our daily lives begin with planning, and planning is to predict and analyze what humans want to do, to predict the future and to evaluate the results. For example, future medical technology is about predicting the future, such as preventing cancer through prediction, and preventing the disease from occurring.The government is shifting from the e-government to the ubiquitous government and the smart era.

The government is shifting from the e-government to the ubiquitous government and the smart era.

Modern society is in the process of developing into a plural society. In order to secure efficiency by various interest groups, each party undergoes a process of optimizing and negotiating with each other to maximize the profits of each group. It is happening.

The logical background of the concept of planning originated first from the pursuit of human rationality. Second, authorization is limited in recognizing the truth. Third, the plan itself has no value or utility, and the fact that the plan is in place cannot solve the problem. Fourth, planning is the field of dealing with unknown facts. Therefore, planning is a process of effort to inform the unknown.

Fifth, plans are motivated according to human needs, and the scope of contents and functions are determined by the person executing the plan.

The concept of planning is to do what is desirable in the future. The choice of a plan is to ‘select‘ one preferred alternative from a series of alternatives. The environmental element of the plan, a person works with incomplete knowledge. He is also often illogical, or at least some of the values he perceives and writes are at odds with each other.

The purpose of the plan is to pursue efficiency, equity and reasonable behavior. In particular, you need to conserve resources and allocate resources in an efficient way.

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Once you have a plan, you should try to achieve it until the end.

Planning is, first, a means to achieve a goal. And such a goal can be a direction and a means means to achieve a goal. Second, planning is a continuous action of choice and has a forward-lookng nature.

Third, action means that plans are used and desired to achieve results, and goals are chained together. Fourth, the comprehensiveness plan is responsible for relating system components, and planners must fully explain the outcome of the proposal so that decision makers can make rational choices in alternative program states.

The planning process is about shaping the values, identifying the means and making them effective. This is a necessary condition for constructing a plan. First, the formation process of value formation and the book of Kakgakki about value are related to philosophical distinction. And our personal experience depends on our understanding of the facts. Finally, we insist on the fact of value.

Means can be said to be a chain of goals. The important question is not to create a special program to achieve a general goal.

Effectiveness means that planners, the third stage of the planning process, guide the achievement of the goals previously ‘select‘ed means were adopted in the first stage.

In theory, the classification of plans is divided into social and spatial plans according to the nature of public plans. In this context, social planning means the whole range of social sciences, including politics, economy, culture, etc., and can be defined as a field that deals with the interests of participating groups, that is, public interests, rather than individual matters.

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When submitting an assignment, you must review the document thoroughly and send it.

Urban planning and high-level planning, a certain space of the city has a close relationship with neighboring areas and is connected to the surrounding cities and hinterland to influence each other, and when this concept is expanded, it is expanded to a regional plan or a national plan. In other words, the city is part of the area and the area is part of the city, forming the spatial and functional hierarhy of the plan. First, the land plan presents a comprehensive and principled direction. Second, regional plans are drawn up by region according to the direction of national land plan. Third, the city plan establishes concrete plans according to the basic direction of these upper plans.

Urban planning is goal-oriented. Planning is the process of ‘select‘ing final plans through repetitive feedback between goals and means by establishing feasible goals without setting process goals.

Pohang New Port shows the jobs, economic activities and urban forms that have not been in the area so far. In the future, you should also consider aviation and virtual space planning, including ocean and space planning.

Future plans and e-government are expected to be the mainstream of creative urban planning based on mutual cooperation through the voluntary participation of residents or citizens, in particular the cooperative government system is activated, and in particular, they are e-govemence systems. There is. Examples include the Dubai Project, Jeonju Hanok Village, and Resident Participation City Regeneration Project.

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The characteristics of urban planning are compulsory. In the case of compulsory liberalism in the 18th century, the change of the city was planned by emphasizing the aspect of anti-planning by the market mechanism invisible hand based on the unplanned philosophy. However, after the industrial revolution, social problems are faced with stages that cannot be overcome by the system of free and neglect, and when various social problems, housing, transportation, and landscape problems occur and their social problems and anti-war objectives conflict. Correction by the public is inevitable. The following features are compounded.

The theory of urban planning has continued to change depending on the political ideology and administrative environment that each country pursues. In the past, the importance of science, technology, and human ignorance has been focused on physical planning, but social, economic, and environmental planning have become increasingly important. In recent years, sustainable development has emerged as a core value. The theory of urban planning includes comprehensive rational model, partial gradualism, ‘select‘ive rationalism and ‘select‘ion theory, advocacy theory, exchange transaction theory, systematic synthesis theory, and cooperative urban planning model. First, the comprehensive rational model is idealism that establishes the goals of the plan in advance and reasonably finds all the means and conditions for achieving them. Plan, decide and enforce policies through rational decision making. Lindblom‘s partial gradualism is largely anti-synthesis theory, and he raised a partial gradual theory theoretically, considering that it was virtually impossible to comprehensively deal with the policy-making process. Lindblom‘s partial gradualism is largely anti-synthesis theory, and he raised a partial gradual theory theoretically, considering that it was virtually impossible to comprehensively deal with the policy-making process. Scholars insisting on a comprehensive approach see that it is possible to ‘select‘ the best option by rationality in the process of ‘select‘ing the objectives and the means to implement them, while he argues that there are various limitations to finding rationality in the actual process. This theory is an intermediate position between ideal and reality. Since the plan has been constantly developed according to the ethics, values, planning system and utility of society, it has argued that it has both aspects of the above theory.

11주차(1) / 재택수업

Data is not processed into a simple set of facts or numbers that represent the real world, it is meaningless in itself, and information is a meaning derived from one or more data, easy to share, and new information can be generated through analysis . The method of classifying such information is to classify geospatial information into location data and characteristic data. The location data is OSMS information with the location and vertical position of the point or line on the image or map. Consists of figure elements. The next method is to visualize, manipulate, analyze, and display spatial data. "Smart Map" is a link to Desu Sue.

There are two ways to input data into the GIS: cluster grid and vector alignment.

Raster-grid has pixel location and values, satellite imagery, and aerial.

Vector-alignments include points, lines, polygons, properties, sizes, types, lengths, and more.

There are several ways to use GIS.

Emergency support services include fire fighting and police environmental monitoring and modeling. And the business is the place of the site, the transportation system, the industry has transport, telecommunications, mining, pipelines, care. The government has a national, state coalition soldier. Training includes a few le studies and management.

11주차(2)/수능으로 인한 미수업

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GIS is a system of personnel that assists in the manipulation, analysis, and provision of information relating to computer software, hardware, and data and spatial location. GPS stands for Global Positioning System. 80% of all data has a spatial component. Almost all data can be analyzed by spatial factors. For example, a statistics table of many words can be displayed on a simple map for analysis. That is, Data + GIS = Big Data. Integrate multiple data to get larger data.

In GIS, data consisting of points, lines, and faces can be defined as GIS. For example, rivers can be divided into pixels and lines. Topology is the study of the relationship between shape and location in terms of points, lines, planes, and positions in space, regardless of quantity or size. The phase relationship is composed of topological structure, connectivity, adjacency, and area.

Urban planning is a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future image of a city. It is also a tool to predict the future development level of the city, to preempt the desired form in advance, and to manage the city soundly and appropriately through the necessary regulations, induction policies, and maintenance measures. In other words, the urban concentration of the population causes overcrowding and enormous urbanization and various urban problems such as difficult development. Typical urban problems are housing problems, traffic problems, environmental pollution, firefighting and control problems.

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The purpose of the district unit plan can be largely divided into one district unit plan and two district unit plans. First, the first district unit plan is to create an environment-friendly urban environment ‘where‘ humans and nature coexist in certain areas within urban areas, and to enable sustainable urban development or urban management. The two-level district accounting system is an eco-friendly environment that prevents difficult development in a planned management area or a development promotion district, reestablishes the maintenance and function of the area by fully installing the infrastructure, and improves the functions and aesthetics of the surrounding area and the entire city and county. To establish a sustainable city.

The district unit plan regulates the use through the use of buildings, the occupancy rate, the floor area ratio, the maximum or minimum of the building height, and induces desirable urban landscape through the rationalization and height regulation of land use.

The traffic treatment plan also controls the smooth and pleasant traffic flow in the area of Danhai.

Resident Suggestion System is the most direct and influential resident participation system that is initiated by residents about the development of city management plan. The current law allows you to make proposals on issues related to urban infrastructure and love about district unit planning.

The planner of the district unit plan is the planner (the mayor, the mayor, the mayor, the county), and the planners are residents, civil servants, and reviewers. Participation In particular, the district unit plan is a resident system-type urban plan that allows residents to diagnose problems with their own cities and continuously participate in city environmental improvement and follow-up management through various participation and opportunities of residents. .

First, establish the district unit plan, first conduct basic survey (environmental review)-> prepare district unit plan (plan, plan proposal)-> listen to residents‘ opinion-> request decision-> discuss related administrative agencies-> deliberation of city planning committee -> District Unit Plan Decision * Notice-> Reading process

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As a result of the promotion of the Urban Revitalization Revenue, the Morrim phenomenon of small residents has occurred as a front-removal project, and there has been a shortage of long-term rental housing that is convenient and affordable for large-scale residential land development and quantity-centric policies. It was way. In addition, the sensitivity of residents is low and there is a lack of government support. Adjusting the regeneration section of a large section, the performance is inadequate for the residents, and the government support is insufficient. Finally, there is insufficient community activation and collaboration. There is a lack of support for building community-based governance systems and capacity building for local communities.

The policy is that the decline in the birthrate and the low growth rate will stick to the company‘s physical decline in cities ‘where‘ 9 out of 10 people live. The importance of storage management is important. In particular, it is necessary to build a foundation for growth through interregional symbiosis and job creation.

These cities have maintained a deeper decline in homes and a tendency to open suburbs. In particular, the urban hollowing phenomenon has become more serious due to the deepening of the total decline and the physical housing environment, and the addition of urban idol real estate in the area and urban suburbs.

Due to the great crisis in the region and the physical environment, the population is clearly concerned with population decline due to the clear decrease and increase of the population in the region, population in the capital, large cities, some industrial cities and other regions The polarization phenomenon has become serious. Resilience weakness such as external chrysanthemum, local crises dependent on specific industries and sharp declines in employment, especially in regional * small cities such as large commuting commute centered on several industrial cities In addition, the gap between employment and housing in the region has become more serious due to the polarization of employment and housing environment between regions.

Overseas policy includes UN Habitat 3, all cities. This policy, with the principle of promoting the new city agenda of pursuing inclusive and sustainable urban conditions, ensures that corporate diversity and equal access, no one is excluded. Secondly, it will maintain a suitable and inclusive city and a sustainable city. Third, ensure environmental potential and environmental potential.

In line with major advanced policy trends, Japan is implementing a reduced-city policy to create a foundation for a sustainable exhibition that has reduced population. In the UK, the limits and financial resources of urban governments at the central government level have been drastically shifted from Zitovan, and are being promoted by concentrating on regional policy separation. The United States is promoting support for the conservation of local communities, voluntary addition of local residents, pan-provincial cooperation and public-private cooperation city regeneration.

14주차(1) / 여기서부터

The five major issues for urban regeneration are the development of old low-rise dwellings and the creation of city center innovation points, the activation of urban regeneration ecosystems, the activation of urban regeneration governance, and the shopping street Morrim phenomenon preemptive. Looking at these five major promotion issues for urban regeneration, first of all, the development of low-rise dwelling houses is based on advanced basic living infrastructure such as village parking lots and community facilities in low-age dwellings after retirement. Maintenance and support. Second, city center innovation point composition is a challenge to restore the spillover regional competition around the result of creating and revitalizing innovation points with the central functions of the city center. It is necessary to create a sustainable foundation even after the end of financial support by creating jobs through the activation of the third-city regeneration ecosystem. Fourthly, it is necessary to create an institutional foundation for residents by revitalizing urban renewal and strengthening local power such as residents. Fifth, it is necessary to induce symbiosis among members in the shopping street Morrim phenomenon.

Looking back and forth before and after the urban renewal, the real estate However, the resident-based small-scale maintenance project has been activated, leading to the provision of advanced-level basic life infrastructure and the autonomous housing development project in retirement homes. For example, the housing development system that residents add to will be protected, and the real estate market management and housing gent refining in the Nudir area will protect the residents.

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The reorganization of the world order, such as the conclusion of an FTA with an urban infrastructure, has been accelerated, and competition between cities has been intensifying. Due to sluggish turnover, the power of urban growth is lost and the base of the city is weakened. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to create a complex advanced industrial area, revitalize the city center, and redevelop the old and old industrial area in order to fill the new growth power of the city.

In addition, the lack of diversity in urban culture and the problem of unification of Gyol Gwan requires the establishment of a city-specific and unique culture and landscape management policy so that the city‘s identity and urban people can take advantage of their pride. In order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, a problem that makes the system inadequate for environmental problems is necessary for urbanization in order to save energy and promote the spread of renewable energy.

In particular, the appearance of Korean cities must be exhibited as a competitive and vital city, and in order for such a vital city to be created, the creation of an active city center through regeneration and competitiveness. It is necessary to build a core industry base.

The next city will be a convenient living city. In order to become a convenient living city, it is necessary to improve the standard of living environment that is comfortable and convenient, and it is necessary to create an urban environment that is easy for the vulnerable. Also, create a convenient and safe public transportation system.