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이름 : 김기정

1주차(2)

To study for eight hours while maintaining mental and physical health, one must build up one's physical strength. A student has his or her own personality, qualifications and abilities. Training is needed to create "knowledge nowhere to be found." New research methods and new approaches should be used to adapt to the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. If there is any way to pursue a newer and more diverse method, we should share it with each other and move on together.

2주차(1)

Many societies still remain agricultural societies. Why does society continue to change and develop? This is because there is a growing tendency to seek better things. Why is the trend toward globalization and localization becoming clearer? This is because the speed of information delivery is so high that you can find the information you want "anywhere." We should have a habit of bringing up new creative things through knowledge that we discover and learn from computers.

3주차(1)

A city is a place where many people gather and engage in economic activities. Cities are defined in several ways, including definitions by population and facilities, administrative definitions, cultural and social definitions, and functional definitions. Cities often don't know who lives in upper and lower houses because of their heterogeneity, anonymity, and mobility. Information society is changing more rationally and efficiently than industrial society. The information age is almost a hypothetical one, so it's hard to see the difference. In the information age, human ability means the connection between the brain and computer literacy. South Korean cities have changed too much since they were developed mainly for economic growth.

3주차(2)

Through Google Earth, you can see a sophisticated city. With Seoul's total population shrinking, it is hard to say that cities are becoming urban. Korea's urbanization rate has exceeded 90 percent. So the countryside is in decline. In rural areas, economies of scale and integrated ones do not apply. Cities have both, and the more cities they have, the greater the benefits. Rural culture is characterized by common bloodline, joint action based on intimate relations. Urban culture, on the other hand, is characterized by competitive activities based on long-standing pedigree and unfamiliar relationships.

4주차(1)

The reason for moving from rural to urban is that many rural areas do not have economies of scale. It remains to be seen whether this applies to the intelligence community as well. It is difficult to imagine a fully established image as the information society continues to change. Urbanization reduces commuting time and transportation costs through government efforts. It occurs when various transport opportunities improve.

Urbanization, on the other hand, has negative social aspects such as alienation, stress and rising living costs. Rural communities are relatively difficult to access manufacturing products and the quality of life is subjective. They are also vulnerable to unpredictable environmental conditions and are exposed to various natural disasters and infectious diseases, potentially causing problems.

4주차(2)

China's land acquisition is a compelling reason all land is state-owned. Subsequently, China can be quite quickly in the city. In developing countries, globalization has caused conflicts over land rights. Led by the increase in unplanned and forced immigration are backward regions. It is changing educational opportunities to move into urban areas and will help shape the community. In the past, labor intensive light industries of the growth but recently, the center of heavy industry. In order for Daegu to survive, it is ranked 16th among 16 metropolitan and provincial governments, so it must quickly restructure its structure (engine).

5주차(1)

[Environmental impact]

The interest in the heat island phenomenon in the city is constantly increasing. In rural areas, a lot of heat is used to evaporate water. Cities, on the other hand, are being absorbed into building structures and asphalt. Therefore, the evaporation and cooling temperatures of water are higher on the surface than in urban areas. Several attempts are being made to reduce heat in urban areas. The form of urbanization is classified according to the model or planning method of the building. In some advanced countries, the population of urban areas is decreasing because of the retro-urbanization. For example, Daegu, Taebaek-si, is shows the city's population is shrinking.

6주차(1)

[what is study?]

The only city race in the country at the height of a millennium. A thousand-year archipelago refers to a place that has been the capital of an old country for over a thousand years. Among urban problems, the vicious cycle of poverty is also known in Korea as a golden and silver spoon. Unlike our country, it is common in the United States to base poverty on laziness. Another problem in the city is the economy that is emerging as the most serious problem in modern times.

[Regional Structure of the City]

Regional structures are not an integral part of functional combinations. Performing new functions in conjunction with each other is called regional structure. The partial areas that make up the local structure are divided into isometric and nodular areas.

6주차(2)

We will have to take a look at the division and structure of the city, the city's historic development. There's money to come from outside the infrastructure industry is so conducive to regional development. When you can actually to simulate the process of urban transformation in real life online, and plans can track what is the cities of tomorrow. In addition, the individual areas of concern, considering the level of effort, concentration can track progress by time.

Burgess's theory of concentric circles and high-end residential area of central business district, workers, workers ' housing, five concentric circles of the Earth, and technology He is centrally located along the rail business community has water or light industry and throughout the city, and irregularities, not low areas in the neighboring province of regional, industrial and traffic Being located. Concentric zone theory and in substantially the same system culture we need to look at the city. The following is multi-core. appeared that the theory wonkoeo Increasingly migrate to the outside, and migration patterns of residential areas.

7주차(1)

With the criticism of linear theory, polynuclear theory emerged. Linear theory sees cities as schematic expressions, but it has also been criticized for the importance of cultural factors. The core of multi-core psychology appears to be diverse and specialized as cities grow bigger. The key comes from four factors that work together.

Because professional benefits are needed, retailing will emerge as a transportation hub and port facilities as a beach. The form of revenue from integrating similar urban activities appears as financial institutions and offices. According to the paper, "The Model of Land Use Technology in the City" in 1965. It presented a multidimensional theory that the inner structure of the city can be understood in three dimensions. As a summary of Japanese scholars, it is argued that linear theory is applied at the social class level and concentric theory at the urbanization level.

7주차(2)

Ghetto's features are affordable rent, high density, excessive congestion and substandard housing. Influences of population inflow include cheap housing, links to the same cultural groups, proximity of work, proximity of public transportation, personal protection and safety.

Next, the impact of population outflow has been increased inflow, improved social mobility, improved job level, increased appetite for residential space, social conflict and reduced employment opportunities. Finally, the reasons for the housing movement to other residential areas include the formation of new households, new jobs, changes in family size, changes in income size, and the desire to improve housing. As the origin of the city, our country formed a primitive form of city. The Greek city state, Roman empire city planning, medieval city formation and development, Renaissance city, and modern city planning appear. The high growth associated with industrialization has greatly changed industry and regional structure. The representative one is Seoul. South Korea in Japanese occupation was experiencing rapid urbanization. This caused a gap between the rich and the poor. Among them, housing is the most serious problem.

9주차(1)

Every people has a different point in his life. But why do people get different things? This depends on how well a person implements his or her own plans in life. Planning theory determines, analyzes, and analyzes what a person wants to do. The plan is to predict the future and evaluate the consequences. The government is shifting to the Ubiquitous government, the smart era. Smart means that it will develop in a desirable direction on its own. There are five logical backgrounds for planning concepts. First, the plan stems from the pursuit of human rationality. Second, humans have limitations in recognizing truth. Third, the plan itself has no value and utility. Fourth, planning is the process of trying to get to know the unknown.

Finally, planning motivates human needs. The academic background of planning theory is based on social norms or morality. It is linked to information input, calculation process, data collection and analysis, processing, etc. A set of procedures, as a concept of a plan, defined as a process to determine the desired direction through "selection". Furthermore, judgment exercises are needed for these choices. Each individual has his or her own preferences and is supposed to act accordingly. Products and services do not grow because the economy of unconditional size is large. Man acts with imperfect knowledge. Inevitably, they create conflicts in values that recognize each other.

9주차(2)

In a democracy, no one has wisdom. There are five characteristics of the plan: achievement of the end, exercise of choice, future orientation, movement, and synthesis. Depending on the characteristics, the plan is used to get results. It is important to plan yourself first before you plan anything. Life could be different through about two years of planning. Planning often goes the way it wants. But we have to start by recognizing the problem. Then it is necessary to set goals but shape them.

This requires a future-oriented prediction and analysis. Predictions should lead to different alternatives, which should be the process of setting the best alternatives. In addition, the feasibility of such a plan should be analyzed as to whether it is feasible in reality. Evaluate whether these plans are efficient.

10주차(1)

Everyone has a large and large planning system. But the plan to carry out the plan in detail was not in place. The e-government has enabled a system that can virtualize the past and the future. An online, real-time user-centered virtual plan that functions to minimize trial and error of a plan and to integrate a plan. The National Statistical Site was established through a public data portal. The basic direction and goals of the plan are presented according to the application layer and operation plan by area.

It is divided into including a business plan for implementation. He aims to improve people's welfare by increasing national income in economic plans. The five-year economic development plan is equivalent to economic development by developing countries and is typical in South Korea. The 10-20 year plan is described as a long-term plan based on the planning period, and the mid-term plan is defined as a 2- to 5-year plan. Short-term plans refer to short-term plans with a year or less.

10주차(2)

There are many changes in planning theory. First, set the goal of the plan in advance, and set all the means and conditions for achieving that goal. There is a comprehensive rational model of idealism that is reasonably pursued. Next, a partial gradual theory was raised, arguing that it is virtually impossible to comprehensively address the policy making process. There are six main reasons for that. This is the 'selective rationalism' that combines the aforementioned two theories.

In other words, civic engagement is active in Korea, which plays an important role in the policy making process. Since then, the theory of choice, advocacy and exchange transactions has changed. The exchange theory holds that the plan has development plans and alternative plans.The former seeks to achieve a high level of growth by continuously investing in open land.The latter refers to the cases in which external factors in the development area cause a number of housing, transportation, and other problems in urban areas. This is the method used to solve this problem. Some Japanese scholars called our country's capitalism predatory capitalism.

11주차(1) / 재택수업

As a geographic information system, GIS should think three things about ‘where‘ it is, why it is there, and why it should care. GIS is a system of computer software and hardware. GIS can be used for spatial location, visualization of analyzed data information, systems that connect software, hardware, and data, as well as exploration personnel with key thinking. A total of four are defined by concepts. GPS, static maps, and software packages are not GIS. GIS is a method for visualizing, manipulating, and analyzing spatial data. Connecting the same database as a smart map. Gis data creates multiple applications with digitized and scanned maps. Gis data is also a translation of existing maps, creating multiple digital products. GIS data is based on data tables. GIS isn‘t just a map of space analysis. Maps and data are interconnected and multiple databases are connected and related systems. GIS is used for many purposes, including emergency services, environment, business, industry, government and education.

11주차(2)

GIS is a geographic information system. You should think about ‘where‘ it is, why it is, and why you should care. The GIS has spatial properties for 80% of all information. What is introduced to us is a combination of GIS and Big Data. The database is not easy to interpret. However, it is good to interpret when you meet with GIS and are visualized through a map. There are two ways to express data in GIS. One is a raster and the other is a vector.

Raster is expressed in small pixels and is typically photographed. GIS data is freely used through purchase, donation, and the Internet. These data are digitized and multiple applications are created through scan maps. GIS has five data layers, which have location coordinates. Each can be viewed separately or in combination. GIS data can be converted into information through geographic coordinates. Data in table format and data in map format can be presented as interconnected relationships. GIS is used for many purposes, including emergency services, environment, business, industry, government and education. Spatial data analysis is needed any ‘where‘. GIS data can be freely presented in various formats, such as diagrams and graphs, table formats, and photographs.

12주차(1)

Shape data in GIS are divided into two categories: vectors and rasters. Phase structure is the study of the relationship between shape and location, regardless of quantity or size. The characteristics of topology settings are divided into three categories: proximity, connectivity, and area determination. As the population concentrated in cities, urban problems arose, including reckless development. The urban planning system is therefore necessary to prevent and alleviate problems. There are five major types of urban planning.

The first is to solve the housing problem. People living in rural areas also try to move to cities when they get a job. Because buying a house in the city will benefit you later.

Second is easing traffic problems. The traffic in the city is very well developed, but there is a lot of traffic jams and inconveniences in the region. Other issues include the supply of important public facilities, minimizing environmental pollution and managing fire and disaster prevention. According to the framework of the plan, the comprehensive plan for national territory, province and metropolitan cities, urban basic, and urban management are made up. Among them, the metropolitan city plan differs from the urban basic plan in that it is a plan for two or more administrative areas.

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[Three Things in Urban Planning]

A basic urban plan is to present directions for development by dividing up space structures such as conservation sites, neighborhood parks, central parks and railways. In contrast, the urban management plan is legally binding by implementing the direction proposed by the urban basic plan in detail.

[Metropolitan City Planning]

Wide-area facilities, spatial structure planning, function sharing, green area management system, An example of the introduction of eco-friendly rain management system in disaster prevention is solar energy industry. transportation and logistics distribution system, landscape planning, cultural leisure space, environment preservation, etc. It is to present various directions and guidelines for development.

[Urban basics plan]

It is a comprehensive plan that presents the spatial structure and long-term development direction. The plan is to provide strategies for development and conservation of land, expansion of infrastructure and efficient urban management by accommodating the contents of the wide-area urban plan. Establish the direction and goals of the specific plan by reflecting the characteristics and status of the area.

[Urban Management Plan]

It is a legal plan that has binding power over the dry and floor space rate, etc. The dry and dry ratio refers to the area ‘‘where‘‘ a building can be built on the land, and the floor space ratio refers to the degree to which a building can be built. This refers to the plan for designation and change of Land Use Areas, Land Use Areas, and Land Use Areas. This refers to plans for the installation, maintenance and improvement of infrastructure and plans for urban development and readjustment projects, for example, plans for development of complexes or towns with composite functions. It also refers to the zoning plan, such as designating and changing the zoning area. Unlike other plans, it is the only thing that allows residents to participate in the proposal.

13주차(1)

The District Unit Plan is a plan that takes into account both three-dimensional building plans and flat land use plans. The purpose of the zoning plan is divided into urban and non-urban areas.The 1st District Unit Plan will be established in urban areas and the 2nd District Unit Plan in non-urban areas. It has not been a sustainable city until now, but it should not be sustainable in the future.

The targets of the Type 1 District Unit Plan include residential, commercial and industrial areas as designated areas and complexes according to the Act. These types are divided into four areas that require readjustment, preservation, and management of the cities, and areas that require development of new towns. The targets of the second type district unit plan are the planned management zone, the areas that correspond to the area requirements and the areas that correspond to the requirements of housing, industry and tourism promotion zones. These types are divided into four types: residential, industrial, distribution, and tourism and recreation.

[What does the District Unit Plan establish?]

The four main areas are the deployment and scale of infrastructure, the size and composition plan of furniture and landmarks, the use of buildings, the rate of construction, the floor space rate, the highest or lowest limit of the height of buildings, and the traffic processing plan (building bike paths).

The residents‘ proposal system is the most direct and influential system for residents‘ participation in the project. Zoning by Resident‘s Proposal is designed to ensure that residents‘ opinions are fully reflected. It is possible to encourage active participation in the proposal, such as surveying and obtaining consent from the residents concerned in advance.

[Who establishes the district unit plan?]

The planning body is divided into the planner and the decision maker. As the drafters, it will be carried out by heads of each local government, including special mayors, metropolitan mayors, mayors and county heads. The decision maker shall review and review the correct establishment of special markets, metropolitan markets, and urbanites before finalizing the plan. It is divided into residents, government officials and members of the deliberation committee as planned participants.

Residents are residents of residential areas, private businessmen, etc. who actually live in the village and are businessmen who want development projects. Civil servants are playing a role of listening to the hardships of planners and residents and coordinating each other‘s opinions. The reviewer shall determine the justification for systematic and efficient planning as city planning members, building committee members, and co-chairmen of urban architecture. The residents‘ proposal system is a procedure to review the validity of the proposal and notify them of their decision to accept it. The city should also be planned to become smaller and smaller in line with a paradigm shift in the absolute population.

[City Regeneration New Deal]

The development of new towns and the basis for urban regeneration were prepared.

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[City Regeneration New Deal]

The urban renewal New Deal drive so far has brought about a number of achievements and limitations Large-scale housing development and volume-oriented policies led to the shortage of affordable long-term rental housing in the city, leading to the influx of small residents. It also brought limits to the lack of results that residents can feel and insufficient government support. Finally, community (governance) activation and departmental collaboration were insufficient and support for capacity building in the local community was insufficient.

It is now expanding into the city‘s economic, social and physical decline caused by low birth rates, aging and low growth. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a growth base through co-prosperity and job creation among regions and regions. The situation in the nation‘s cities is getting worse in three major ways. The deepening of the national decline and the trend of urban development continue. In addition, the regional crisis is widening and the physical settlement environment is worsening due to the region‘s distinct population reduction and aging process. The widening polarization of jobs and living conditions has arisen as the regional gap has widened due to urban decline.

So the urban renewal process has been driven by policy trends in major developed countries. To respond to regional crises, decentralize policy, and induce participation and cooperation. It‘s not about providing support from places like Seoul ‘where‘ there are many people. From now on, we must continue to provide support to places ‘where‘ there are many poor people.

The Urban Renewal New Deal has four major goals. These include realization of housing welfare, restoration of urban competitiveness, social integration and job creation. Starting from 2018, it will push ahead with projects nationwide to realize the value of the national balanced development policy of decentralization, engagement and innovation.

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The three initiatives of urban renewal New Deal include the creation of urban space, revitalization of urban regeneration economy and the establishment of cooperative governance. Through this strategy, there are expected effects in improving the quality of life through improving urban living conditions, overcoming urban decline and regaining vitality.

[The Top 5 Promotions of Urban Renewal New Deal]

The government will prepare a strategy to supply basic living infrastructure by readjusting old low-rise residential areas. Establish a foundation by creating an innovation hub in the old city center and prepare regional specialization regeneration programs. It is going to prepare and start supporting models for urban regeneration economic organizations by vitalizing regional urban regeneration economic ecosystem. Activate urban renewal governance to establish a regional-led community learning system and support the establishment of governance. It is going to prepare a system to take preemptive action against the phenomenon of the rush of stores.

[City Regeneration New Deal Road Map Before & After]

Activate small-scale readjustment projects based on future participants in the readjustment of the former, i.e. the so-called all-out iron-fisted dwelling. The nation has difficulties in restoring the city voluntarily as many wooden buildings, not stone ones, are located in the city center. But not all of them. It also creates a small or medium-sized innovation space in the region rather than a large planning center. A large-scale planning-oriented example is building a large apartment with a high floor space ratio. Because you can build it high and the wider it is, the more expensive it becomes.

[Future City Vision 2020]

Setting up a vision for a future city is necessary for three representative reasons. First, urban competitiveness is the age in which national competitiveness is determined. Second, the direction of new urban policies in response to internal and external environmental changes should be presented. Finally, it is necessary to establish urban policy directions that meet the national goal of "low-carbon, green growth."

There are now many problems in the city. First, the population growth rate has decreased and the urban environment has arrived due to an aged society. Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the supply and demand of the right to live and benefit facilities according to changes in the population structure, and to reflect the diverse needs of the elderly and multi cultural families. Secondly, the problem is that the quality of the residential environment in the old city is weak. Since the old age of housing is serious, it is necessary to improve living conditions such as reconstruction and redevelopment in order to address problems in old cities and to respond to demands for better quality of life due to increased income.

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The urban growth engine was lost and the downtown function was reduced. Thus, the urban economic base has been weakened. To expand the city‘s new growth engine in the future, the complex will be created. Urban revitalization, small-scale and aging industrial complexes should be reorganized.

[A New Paradigm for Urban Policy]

The paradigm shifted to qualitative internalization, not quantitative growth. There are growth, convenience, identity, and environmental characteristics among the strategies. There are four vision and goals for future cities. There are competitive vital cities, convenient living cities, charming cultural cities, and clean green cities. To achieve this goal, we have set up 10 strategies for each goal.

[Competitive Vitality City]

In order to promote functional urban regeneration projects, such as developing reverse-taxes or inducing urban regeneration, the government should push for pilot projects centered on provincial cities and expand financial support. In addition, institutional support is needed to allow the readjustment of future high-tech industrial complexes and development of complex uses, such as readjustment of small and old industrial complexes into future high-tech industrial complexes and the formation of existing factory sites in urban areas into 촘complex R&D zones.

[Convenient living city]

The level of pleasant and convenient living environment should be raised through improvement of residential environment, readjustment of public facilities and creation of ubiquitous-based cities. We are moving beyond the ubiquitous era to the smart era. In addition, residential welfare should create cities ‘where‘ people‘s housing security is guaranteed and create urban spaces that are convenient for the socially disadvantaged to operate. Lastly, the government will restore crosswalks, turn them into viewpoints, and establish a green transportation environment through the expansion of walking convenience facilities.

[Charming cultural city]

It will push for policies for creating cultural values through creating brands by city and for inclusion of culture in response to multi cultural society. To that end, the government should expand its warehouse and artistic resources by preparing programs to draw up and operate cultural and space maps and creating a cheap public rental Yerevan workshop complex for artists.

[Clean green city]

It creates a green living environment that reduces and absorbs CO2 generation through wall recording and applies expansion of new and renewable energy facilities To this end, urban development projects should provide a wide range of incentives for obtaining certification for eco-friendly buildings. It also establishes a green network by connecting the green axis inside and outside the city.

For this purpose, items suitable for each local government‘s characteristics shall be prepared so as to be reflected in various forms when developing development plans. We hope that we can move forward to become an advanced country only when we develop a city with a pleasant environment at the center of development.

15주차(1) / 특강

As it entered the fourth industrial revolution, it has evolved and spread the social and economic system of the current mobile-based intelligent revolution through the PC-based information service revolution in the industrial society based on the mainframe computer based on the innovation ecosystem. This means that the wall of time and space is gradually being torn down. With the advent of the fourth industrial revolution, changes have come to the ecosystem where physical, digital, and bio technologies converge with high-tech technologies such as artificial intelligence robots and the Internet of Things (IOT) to accelerate the intelligent revolution toward far more complex forms of super-connectedness and super-intelligence.

In response to the fourth industrial revolution, there are six major challenges to innovation policies by sector. These are the population and social sectors, the agricultural and rural sectors, the urban space sector, the industrial and economic sectors, the culture and tourism sectors and the public administration sector. Three tasks are presented for each sector.

First, the demographic and social sector is to move forward with the expansion of single-person households due to low birth rates and aging population to individualization and diversification. It also spreads programs on multicultural policies as it enters a multi-ethnic, multicultural society, and finally focuses on knowledge, finance and commercial functions around mega-city. In other words, it is important to foster a right-of-life networked community. Secondly, the agricultural and rural sectors should strive to create smart rural farming communities by taking measures against aging and making safe and affluent rural areas. Third, it is the urban space sector. The government should spread the smart SOC social system and come up with policies on urban annihilation and urban regeneration. In addition, it is important to spread the network community among countries.

The fourth is the industrial and economic sectors. Smart and spread of manufacturing technology, spread of ICT-based business ecosystem, and finally, Eco Friendly friends should be highlighted. The four elements are to foster Tech City in this direction: networks, views, opportunities, and cities.

The fifth is the culture and tourism sector. The government should push for the establishment of a global cultural and tourism hub, expand ICT-based culture and tourism infrastructure and promote the convergence and industrialization of culture and tourism.

Finally, it is public administration It should strengthen private sector-oriented competitiveness and provide innovation and trust-based administrative services. It should also highlight policies to mitigate the gap. Thus, it is necessary to revise the system and laws for decentralization.