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2주차(1)

We live in information society, but there are characteristics of agrarian society and industrial society.

From agrarian society to industrial society, productivity has improved.

Information society has developed because of environmental pollution.

As the information society progresses, part of administration is expanding to virtual space.

Also we are required understanding concepts of administration and concepts of urban.

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A city is a place ‘where‘ many people gather and engage in economic activities.

In the convergence generation, the city‘s boundary is becoming disappear.

In administration aspect, cities are considered in terms of power or history of municipalities.

In cultural and social aspect, cities are separated by interactions.

In terms of function, cities are defined as centers of all information.

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Urbanization is the growth of cities through rural migration and suburban concentration.

The United Nations has predicted that more than half of developing and developed countries will be urbanized.

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

Not the modern phenomenon, worldwide the rural culture is rapidly being replaced by urban culture.

Urbanization can account for the proportion of a city‘s population or area, and for the increase in the proportion over time.

These days many cities accept more than 20 million people.

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Many people are rapidly gathering to the city.

The United Nations predicts rapid urbanization will increase the global proportion of urban populations by 60% until 2030.

Rapid urbanization will result in large urban growth in Asia and Africa, ‘where‘ many developing countries are located.

Urbanization occurs as the government improve opportunities of transportation, jobs and education.

Money, services, and wealth are concentrated in city, and that is the reason why many people move to cities.

Rural areas are exposed to droughts, floods and diseases, threatening their survival.

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In developing countries, more people are forced to move from rural to urban regions due to land rights problem, resulting in rapid urbanization.

Cities offer more diverse and more professional services than rural areas.

Providing or using services require many labors and eventually be forced to move to cities to use them.

The dominant concentration of population in the country can benefit from it, for example in Seoul, ‘where‘ about 50 percent of the population lives.

However, cities like Seoul and Tokyo are feared to lose competitiveness due to the shrinking population.

Because of rapid urbanization, countries belonging to developing countries.

There are such negative effects, but they also have positive effects in terms of employment, schoolwork, housing and transportation.

5주차(1)

The urban heat island phenomenon occurs when the heat increases as industrial and urban areas are developed urban areas.

Heat energy, or solar energy influence in rural and urban areas.

In rural areas, solar energy evaporates land and plant water.

On the other hand, solar energy is absorbed by urban structures and asphalt in urban areas.

Therefore, urban areas are often warmer than their surroundings.

Urbanization can be divided to historical growth, architectural style, and planning style.

Recent developments in urban redevelopment projects do not have to settle in the center of the city.

Movement of residential areas to the outside of the city is called suburbanization.

6주차(1)

There are four main characteristics of urbanization.

Existing cities are linked to surrounding cities to form metropolitan areas.

It is characterized by the metamorphosis of the city.

There is a suburbanization of residential areas.

Rapid growth of new industrial cities, information cities, and research cities are potential for growth.

There is a characteristic that causes stagnation of a small town.

Cities collectively represent the culture, institutions, economic power, and science and technology of their time.

If you look at the ancient city of Athens, you can see its majesty centered around temples and palaces.

European medieval cities built sculptures such as castles, gates, and towers to prevent invasion.

In modern cities, the scope of activities was extended to international units as the city-state collapsed and the form of a unified nation emerged.

Modern cities tend to grow into big cities with advanced production technology.

Information influence the future cities to globalization.

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Regional structure usually means economic regional structure.

According to characteristics of the land, the economic position will be formed.

Collect the economic positions that do the same in the city to form a collective.

Cities are tertiary that are the production of 2,3 industries and consumption locations.

Cities grow and become urbanized through logical sequence.

Urban functions are concentrated quantitatively and qualitatively, causing regional differentiation.

It will change the spatial, cyber, and converged position of the information industry.

Burgess‘s theory of concentric circles is explained in the form of concentric circles formed in five zones.

It is divided into Central Business District (CBD), Point Zone, Workers‘ Housing Zone, Intermediate & High Level Housing Zone, and Commuter Zone.

When each zone is divided internally and externally, it tends to expand the area by breaking in from the inside to the outer area.

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Multi-core theory argue that not all urban functions are concentrated in the core of a city, and that urban functions are separated within the city.

The use of land space may be a factor in the separation of urban functions.

Multiple urban core occur because of the advantage of concentrating similar functions.

The size of the city can be bigger and it appears more diverse and specialized

Its function and character are represented by a combination of four factors.

Multi-core theory does not take into account more than two layers of ground or underground, such as concentric theory and linear theory.

This theory is not clear about the concept of land using and it is explained in a stagnant concept.

The multi-dimensional theory argues that the inner city structure can be identified in three dimensions: social class, urbanization, and racial classification of residences.

The urban spatial structure of the information society needs to be reviewed on how it will be transformed into a fusion of real space and virtual space.

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In the city occupied land and residential area are not equally distributed.

There is a spatial difference in density in the city.

There are also differences in physical and structural forms.

The house quality is different.

Residential areas change as traffic develops.

The move to an inner residential area consists of foreign immigrants and inflows from rural areas.

There are many reasons for population inflow and outflow in the Central Business District (CBD).

Cheap homes, the proximity of work places, and personal protection and safety can be reason.

Population is being leaked from the central business district due to improved social mobility, improved job levels, increased desire for residential space and social conflict.

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You have to think about what to create.

For example, there is a country that made a map of the world by making up the sea.

Dubai built a ski resort in the desert.

Man lived on a plan for constant change.

It depends on how to carry out the plan.

The plan is to predict the future and evaluate the outcome.

The mass era is disappearing and shifting to an era in which multiple products are produced, distributed and consumed to meet consumer demand.

In response, the government will also turn to a cooperative relationship.

Information is also transformed into an era of infinite sharing and spilling.

9주차(2)

There are 5 characteristics of planning.

There are achievement of ends, exercise of choice, orientation to the future, action, comprehensiveness.

Planning process consists of value formation, means identification, and effectuation.

Although it is difficult to distinguish a plan accurately, in theory the classification of the plan is classified into social and spatial planning according to the nature of the plan.

Social planning means the whole field of social science, and it deals with the public interest.

The space plan is designed to harmonize human activity patterns with functional spaces that accommodate their activities.

The planning process is carried out in the order of problem solving, goal setting, scheduled and predictive analysis, alternative setting, feasibility analysis, evaluation, ‘select‘ion of final plan and execution.

10주차(1)

When planning a city, you can‘t find a solution by just dealing with physical phenomena on the surface.

Because the urban phenomenon is a comprehensive phenomenon, and the urban planning is a comprehensive plan.

Past urban planning understood that the goal was achieved by building physical facilities.

Recently, it has become an information age and is planning to integrate it into the real space and virtual space with the economy and society.

Urban planning grows with a combination of non-precise and human behavior factors.

So far, space planning has been limited, but sea space, space, air, and virtual space must be included in the plan.

The process of deriving plan from planning is policy guideline.

Urban planning is goal-oriented and future-oriented.

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The characteristics of urban planning are coercion, public welfare, and bridging.

Urban planning changed with each country‘s political and administrative environment.

While in the past focused on physical planning, recent sustainable development has become a key value.

Urban planning theory is based on the use of modern science developed.

And the perception and judgement of values are reflected in the planning process and based on identifying the tendency of things to change.

The theory of planning has been changed according to the process of change, such as synoptic rationalism, disjointed innovation, choice theory, advocacy theory, pluralism, translative theory.

Synoptic rationalism is idealism that sets planning goals and finds all means and conditions to achieve goals.

The disjointed invention says there is a limit to finding rationality in the actual process.

Mixed-scanning is a combination of synoptic rationalism and disjointed incrementalism.

Choice theory argues that it is a continuation of self-determination by finding value.

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GIS is a system of computer software, hardware and date.

It is personnel to help manipulate, analyze and present information.

Spatial data estimates are that 80% of all data has a spatial component.

GIS has two ways to input and visualize data.

Raster represent a location and value.

Satellite images and aerial photos are already in this format.

Vector represent features like size, length.

Data for GIS is digitalized and scanned maps, data bases, GPS, field sampling of attributes, remote sensing and aerial photography.

11주차(2)

GIS using exploring data transforms information into knowledge.

GIS is a system of computer analyze and present information that is tied to a spatial location.

GPS, static map and software package is not GIS.

Spatial data‘s estimates are that 80% of all data has a spatial component.

GIS is smart maps that linking a database to the map.

GIS use a method to visualize, manipulate, analyze, and display spatial data.

There are two ways to input and visualize data.

Raster formed by grid show location, value, satellite images and aerial.

Photos are already using this format.

Vector formed by linear show features such as house and lakes.

Its attributes are size, type and length.

Digitalized and scanned maps, data bases, GPS, field sampling of attributes, remote sensing and aerial photography are data for GIS applications.

There are five alike data layers.

GIS is used in emergency services, environmental, business, industry, government, and education.

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There are several ways that GIS is used.

There are emergency services, environmental, business, industry, government, education.

Spatial data analysis is required in many places.

If you look at the vector of the GIS shape data, the points represent only the location.

Connecting the two points makes a line.

Connecting a line with a line makes a plane.

The cells of Raster comes together like a picture.

The spatial topological relationships among topographic elements include congruity, connectivity, and area definition.

Urban planning is the process of establishing and implementing a desirable future vision of a city.

Urban problems arose as the population concentrated in cities became overcrowded and disorderly.

Urban planning is to alleviate urban problems and prevent future problems.

Urban planning plays a role in addressing housing problems, easing traffic problems, proper supply of public facilities, managing fire and disaster prevention and minimizing environmental pollution.

Among the national land city planning system, the corresponding city plan is the metropolitan city plan, the urban basic plan and the urban management plan.

The metropolitan city plan is a plan to interconnect the spatial structure and functions of two or more cities and systematically present directions for development.

The urban basic plan presents the basic spatial structure and social-economic aspects as well as the direction of development.

The basic urban plan is a city plan that is not directly binding and binding on the administrative office.

The Urban Management Plan presents specific methods for urban space in the direction outlined by the Urban Basic Plan.

Urban management plans have the binding force to regulate building activities.

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The population was concentrated in the city by industrialization.

Housing, transportation, supply of public facilities, fire control, and environment problems were occurred.

There are metropolitan city plan, basic city plan, and city management plan.

The metropolitan city plan is a plan to construct and functionally develop two or more adjacent cities.

Wide-area planning rights present 9 development directions and guidelines.

There are wide-area facilities, space structure planning, function sharing, green area management system, disaster prevention, transportation logistics distribution system, landscape planning, cultural leisure space and environmental conservation.

The Urban Master Plan presents the basic spatial structure and long-term development direction in the jurisdiction of the city.

A basic urban plan is a long-term plan that is supplemented every five years and is expected to be 20 years ahead.

Urban planning sets goals and directions by reflecting regional characteristics and status.

Regional characteristics include economic industry, spatial structure, demand and supply of land use, infrastructure, landscape, transport logistics system, information and communication. Fire prevention, safety.

The direction and goal of the plan are social, cultural, lifestyle setting, population distribution, environmental conservation management, parks, green areas, urban and residential environment readjustment, aesthetic and fiscal expansion.

The Urban Management Plan is a statutory plan that is binding on the private use of land by residents.

The Urban Basic Plan is a plan to clarify and realize what is presented in the Metropolitan City Plan and the Urban Basic Plan.

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The District Unit Plan is a system that encourages residents to find problems and find solutions for themselves.

The 1st District Unit Plan is established in urban areas and second District Unit Plan in non-urban areas.

The designation of the first type of district unit plan is largely divided into residential, commercial and industrial areas.

The type of first-class district unit plan includes areas that need maintenance, areas that need conservation, areas that need care, and areas that need development.

The designated target of the second type district unit plan shall be the Planning Management Zone and the Development Promotion Zone.

The type of second type district unit plan is divided into residential, industrial, distribution, and tourism and recreation types.

The District Unit Plan establishes the following.

- Establish plans for the layout and size of infrastructure.

- The scale and composition plan of furniture and land lots are established.

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

- Traffic handling plan should be established.

The residents‘ proposal system is a system that the residents propose to draft a city management plan.

The residents‘ proposal system is the most direct and influential one.

The planners are special mayors, metropolitan mayors, mayors, and county heads.

The determinants of the District Unit Plan are the Special Mayor, the Metropolitan Mayor, and the Provincial Governor.

The participants in the plan are residents, government officials and members of the deliberation committee.

The Community Participation Unit Plan consists of the following.

- Residents themselves participate in urban planning and environmental improvement.

-Specify the public works and plans needed for the city.

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

- Suggests desirable direction of management and future shape of cities.

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In the 1970s and 2000s, the focus was on the development of new towns and the readjustment of residential areas.

From the 2000s to the 2010s, it laid the foundation for urban regeneration.

Currently, the government is announcing and implementing the Urban Renewal New Deal.

There have been achievements and limitations.

Small residents have been forced to leave the country due to the all-out iron-fisted project.

Emphasizing the establishment of a large-scale redevelopment plan, there was a lack of results and government support for residents to feel.

There is also a lack of community revitalization and ministry cooperation.

In order to overcome the above limitations and shift to a "renewal"-oriented policy, a comprehensive and systematic urban renewal strategy that residents can feel is needed.

The economic, social, and physical decline of large-populated cities has expanded.

As a result, urban regeneration and compressive management, which are centered on urban centers, have become more important than expansion and development.

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

The outflow of urban districts and the development of new towns have led to an increase in real estate and infrastructure maintenance costs, resulting in social inefficiency.

There are fears of local population extinction due to the decrease and aging of local populations.

The Seoul metropolitan area and large cities are polarized by the concentration of people centered on industrial cities.

Regional polarization of jobs and living conditions is widening.

The UN. makes the "pursuit of inclusive and sustainable initiative" the principle of promoting a new urban agenda.

If you look at policy trends in major developed countries, you can see that they focus on regional crisis, policy decentralization, participation and cooperation.

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.

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Three strategies can be explained for promoting urban renewal New Deal.

It is the creation of urban spaces, revitalization of urban regeneration economy and the establishment of cooperative governance.

The expected effects include improving the quality of life through improving urban living conditions and overcoming urban decline and regaining vitality.

The top five initiatives for urban renewal are as follows.

There are readjustment of old low-rise residential areas, creation of innovation hubs in old cities, revitalization of regional urban regeneration economic ecosystem, revitalization of urban renewal governance, and preemptive response to the phenomenon of the rush of shops.

The urban renewal New Deal road map is changing.

In the past, small-scale, participant-based readjustment projects will be activated in the future if they have been fully refurbished.

It will also create a regional innovation hub from the center of large-scale planning.

It is changing from supplier-oriented to consumer and site-oriented.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport will focus on state-run companies to promote urban revitalization economic organizations and support the integration of all ministries.

It presents future urban policy directions in response to changes in domestic and foreign conditions.

The government adjusts the supply and demand of living rights and amenities in accordance with the reduction of population and changes in population structure.

Urban policies are needed that can reflect diverse needs such as the elderly population and multi-cultural families.

In order to cope with the need to solve problems in old cities and improve the quality of life due to increased income, improvement of living conditions in residential areas such as reconstruction and redevelopment is needed.

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The diversity of urban culture is lacking and the landscape is uniform.

Measures for the management of tradition, culture and landscape by city need to be established to help revive urban congestion and the pride of urban residents.

The response system to international environmental problems is insufficient.

Urban plans are needed to save energy and expand the supply of renewable energy to reduce carbon emissions.

Urban policy should be qualitatively improved from quantitative growth.

The goals of future cities are compassionate,convenient,charming,clean.

Improved income levels have raised interest in future cultural, climate change and welfare areas.

In order to create a compassionate city, the city will create a vibrant downtown street and link it with the city‘s.

Space shall be secured for the rehabilitation of small and old industrial parks and for the acceptance of R&D functions of high-tech industries and knowledge-based industries.

In order to create a constant city, the residential environment of the old city should be improved and public facilities should be readjusted

We should create ubiquitous-based cities, and create urban environments ‘where‘ the socially disadvantaged can live.

The government should establish a green transportation environment such as restoration of crosswalks, creation of view streets, and expansion of walking convenience facilities.

The urban development system centered on public transport should be established, and the transport-causing facilities should be promoted in three-dimensional development in conjunction with the reverse tax bloc.

In order to create a charming city, cultural contents reflecting urban characteristics should be excavated and spread.

The government should push ahead with policies for inclusion of culture in response to multi-cultural society.

Landscape designs that express regional characteristics should be made and refined.

The city‘s skyline and landmarks should be created.

To create a clean city, we should live low-carbon lives through urban greening, energy saving, and expand energy funds through the installation of new and renewable energy facilities.

We need to preserve the river ecosystem and establish a river network and a green area network.

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Significant changes are expected, including existing industrial policies, science and technology policies and labor policies.

In our university society, there is a need for convergence between majors.

Explore the innovation policy challenges for the fourth industrial revolution.

Today, the quality of life has become important due to low birthrates and aging.

In addition, urban regeneration programs are needed to overcome urban extinction due to low birthrates and aging.

The dissemination of network communities between countries, the expansion of global Social Overhead Capitals, and intercity exchanges and cooperation should be spread.

In the industrial and economic sectors, smarting and convergence of manufacturing industries should be done, and pollution problems should be solved through alternative energy development and recycling systems.

In the field of culture and tourism, the government should secure an integrated identity centered on location by promoting the industrialization of culture and tourism and the culture and tourism of industries.

The administration and administration will move from government-led to human-centered leadership to remove regulations aimed at spreading human creativity.

Disagreements between various systems and systems will intensify and lead to market failures and system failures, eventually spreading to government failures.

The reform policies, measures according to the fourth round of the Industrial Revolution.

Establish a Smart SOC base, foster Teach City and realize the global foothold of culture and tourism.

Our posture of opening up the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution should create synergy in every process.