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이름: 임수민

2주차(1) 9/10

The reason why we moved from industrial society to information society is because of environmental pollution.

Today‘s urban administration must be done simultaneously in virtual space and reality.

Political vision is a control mechanism that serves to control urban problems.

Urban administration in Korea and the U.S. is different because of its different beginning.

2주차(2) 9/12 추석연휴

3주차(1) 9/17

In information society, it is important to preoccupy information first. Because information can be duplicated.

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

City standards differ from country to country.

Because "convergence" is a matter directly related to the future, we should pay attention to it

The phenomenon of urban fluidization is difficult to distinguish between urban and rural areas, and the function and character of the city are diversified.

3주차(2) 9/19

As the existing cities grow, so do the surrounding cities.

In the information age, a new city called the information city will be created.

Living in a city is more reasonable because there is no economy of scale in the countryside.

Unlike rural areas, urban culture is not familiar and competitive between neighbors.

The current city has expanded so much that it was unimaginable a century ago.

In the future, most people will live in cities, which will make them grow even more.

4주차(1) 9/24

According to the UN. Global Urbanization Forecasting Report, the global proportion of urban populations is expected to grow to 60 percent by 2030.

Even if the level of urbanization is high, the annual pace of urbanization may be slow.

In the United States, urbanization is slow due to regional conditions.

There are two forms of urbanization in the UK.

The city is ‘where‘ money and services are concentrated, but the negative aspects of the city often lead people out of the city.

When living in rural areas, half of life is affected by nature.

Many people say that farmers work a lot and earn less, but recently they have a lot of income.

4주차(2) 9/26

Rapid urbanization was possible because all of China‘s land was state owned.

India, on the other hand, is slow in urbanization because farmers organize and oppose the army.

It can grow faster if several cities are brought together than one.

The separation of classes in cities has driven the poor around the city.

The Europeans drove the poor to the east because of the direction of the wind.

Daegu is relatively poor because its factory is located on the west side.

Urbanization offers a variety of opportunities and diversity and contributes to reducing transportation costs.

In order for cities to grow, they must cooperate with surrounding urbanization.

5주차(1) 10/1

Urban heat island phenomenon is becoming one of the urban problems.

Urban heat islands are caused by increased heat when industrial and urban areas are developed.

One of the causes of urban heat islands is asphalt, which is more of a problem for cities than for rural areas.

According to a report from the United Nations, countries that are currently facing food instability should increase their food resources by 70 percent.

There is no developed country that is not urbanized.

This is because farming is low in productivity and unable to accumulate enough food.

Unlike in the past, cities do not have residential areas in urban centers.

It is because there is no reason to live in the center of the city anymore for various reasons such as information and communication technology and fear of crime.

The most representative example of a subcenter located outside the city is LA.

10/3 개천절

6주차(1) 10/8

In the early stages of urbanization, labor-intensive growth is needed to develop cities.

Like the colonies and ancient cities, the design of the city depends on who and for what purposes urbanization is carried out.

Cities are a comprehensive representation of the culture, economy, institutions, and technology of that era.

But most of today‘s big cities are similar.

The city of the future will emerge simultaneously with internationalization and the world under the influence of information.

The city developed and created an environment in which human beings could not live.

Natural and artistic design is needed to create a pleasant urban environment.

Le Corbuser emphasizes the rationality of urban organization and argues that urban organization should be assembled on the basis of correct ergonomic principles.

In order to solve the problems of the city, the city should be viewed as an organism and have a complex approach.

The city of the future is not only visible but also invisible, and much of it is determined by information technology.

6주차(2) 10/10

Infrastructure brings in outside funds, while non-infrastructure projects use internal funds.

Cities are formed and developed by alternating infrastructure and non-industrial industries.

Urbanization progresses, and urban functions are concentrated quantitatively and qualitatively and cause regional differentiation.

All of Korea‘s economic, social, educational, and social structures are concentrated in the metropolitan area, but the end eventually goes abroad.

In other words, Korean capital is not distributed to regions, but to foreign countries.

According to Burgess‘s concentric theory, the city is divided into a central work zone, a branch office, a worker‘s housing zone, a high-end housing zone and a commuter zone.

Burgess‘s theory of concentric circles has been criticized for not applying the characteristics of heavy and light industry and criticizing that central business districts are irregular, not circular.

Hyot raised the theory of Sector structure and divided the area into high, medium, and low-lying areas.

Hyot uses only the essential land use as its analysis index.

The distribution factors of the land area are changes in population and changes in the economy.

The reason why there are working areas around the city is because of the rapid increase in the population.

7주차(1) 10/15

The theory that emerged criticizing linear theory is multi-core theory.

The theory of multi-core argues that there are factors that separate urban functions by avoiding the core.

It is argued that the center of urban activity depends on traffic and urban space, and that similar functions are advantageous to concentrate in one place, resulting in several nuclei within the city.

The main business district of the city is located at the point ‘where‘ the traffic organization gathers.

The following is a multidimensional theory insisted by J. W. Simmons.

There are many independent dimensions of social patterns within the city, and many of them are mutually independent according to the principles of factor analysis.

It can be classified according to social class, urbanization, and race of residence.

The reasons why Korean cities are difficult to explain with these theories are that they have achieved rapid growth in a short period of time.

There are four criteria to improve the reality, which is the purpose of the theory, and to secure the practicality of applying the theory to get the result.

There are four criteria to achieve the purpose of establishing theory, and there are six theories on urban growth.

The residential area occupies the largest area in the city, and provides various residential spaces for urban residents according to the type of housing, type of ownership and location.

The location of a dwelling is influenced not only by the location of the dwelling but also by various factors, thus moving people‘s dwellings accordingly.

7주차(2) 10/17

In the early stages of urban development, most residents will be located in the city center.

However, cities grow, external inflows come in, and housing changes.

The migration to internal residential areas consists of immigrants and inflows from rural areas.

Moving to other residential areas is because new families, jobs, or incomes change.

The following is the origin of the city.

There was no settlement system before agriculture developed.

As we entered the Neolithic Age, primitive urban forms arose.

In Mesopotamia, a city state was formed around 3200 B.C. and in India around 3000 B.C.

And Korea formed a primitive form of city around the 2nd century B.C.

The next class is urbanization.

With urbanization, we need to think about why the economy is growing.

In the 2000s, Korea‘s urbanization rate exceeded 90%, and the urban population doubled every decade.

This rapid urbanization has created a number of urban problems.

10/22, 10/24 중간고사

9주차(1) 10/29

Everyone makes plans, but how you do it is important.

Similarly, it is important to plan and implement cities.

Planning is about predicting and analyzing what humans want to do, predicting the future, and evaluating the results.

In the near future, the information society will become universal, and the government is moving from the E-governance to the ubiquitous government and the smart era.

Smart is to develop in a desirable direction.

Modern society is in the process of developing into a plural society.

Industrial society basically requires division of labor, and such division of labor presupposes collaboration.

The plan originated in the pursuit of rationality, which means increasing economic efficiency.

It doesn‘t have any value or utility unless it is planned and implemented.

Planning is a continuation of choice, and there are three choices.

Purpose and criteria ‘select‘ion, identifying alternatives and choosing alternatives, desirable behavior guidelines.

The following is about the environment surrounding the plan.

Individuals behave according to their preferences, and incorporating personal preferences may not be the same as social preferences.

The problem of producing goods and lack of resources in industrial society is different from that of information society.

9주차(2) 10/31

The Means are not proposed as such, but as means to achieve an end.

A plan is an act of implementing formulated values, established means, and ‘select‘ed alternatives.

The plan should produce the desired results.

To make a rational decision, decision makers need to elaborate on alternatives.

Values can be expressed as moral statements or preferences, more specific goals.

The fact is a descriptive statement that includes definitions and relationships.

Lower goals become a means of higher goals.

It is important to plan and implement your goals in detail.

Although it is difficult to distinguish the plan exactly, it is theoretically divided into social plan and spatial plan.

Social planning refers to the entire field of social science and deals with the public interest.

Space planning is also called physical planning and is mainly handled by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

The planning process varies according to the goals and definitions of the plan, but the planning activities must be in the order of the work.

The planning process involves problem diagnosis, Goal articulation, Prediction and projection, Alternative plan, Feasibility analysis, Evaluation, Final draft ‘select‘ion, and execution.

A goal is a process that is typically embodied in an abstract state for feasible purposes.

Since the plan is future-oriented, it is always lacking in data or knowledge, but it can predict the results to some extent in advance through quantitative and qualitative analyses.

10주차(1) 11/5

Urban planning methods are different before and after the information age.

In the past, building physical facilities on engineering standards met the goals of urban planning.

Recently, interest in virtual planning has been increasing.

Real space planning and economic and social planning are being developed into those taking place in virtual space.

Future urban planning will virtual the current space, operate and manage it in a virtual space.

Information plans will be integrated and carried out, and all sectors of society will be operated and managed in virtual space.

In the past, redevelopment was carried out on the basis of the governing theory, resulting in a number of problems.

Recently, the concept of a creative city emerged, and a new change in urban planning in the information age began.

In the past, urban planning was limited to physical space planning, but in the future, public and virtual space planning should be included in the urban planning content.

Urban planning is a comprehensive plan that has been considered spatial, functional and three-dimensional.

Planning is the process of deriving plan, and planning is the optimal plan of planning.

Urban planning is goal-oriented and future-oriented.

In the future, city planning can be more efficient by overcoming limitations of time and space.

City planning in the future will be the mainstay of creative urban planning through the voluntary participation of citizens.

The types of plans can be classified in a wide variety of ways.

Typically, they can be classified according to the application layer, the planning target, the local level, and the planning period.

10주차(2) 11/7

Urban planning has three characteristics.

The coercion, the benefits and the Budgeting of urban planning.

There are eight theories in the theory of urban planning.

The first is synoptic rationalism.

Synoptic rationalism is idealism that rationally identifies all means and conditions to achieve the goal.

In fact, the problem is that it is difficult to apply it to the current

It is disjointed incrementalism that has emerged as a criticism of synoptic  rationalism.

The disjointed incrementalism argues that there are many limitations to finding rationality in every process.

There are four reasons for that, and six reasons for the theory.

People cannot solve all problems.

It is better to take a continuous approach to solve the problem than to solve it at once.

Disjointed incrementalism is considered to be the middle between ideal and reality.

Mixed-scanning is the ‘select‘ive setting of goals and strategies based on the importance of the plan.

Choice theory is an important theory in modern city planning.

The first is the process of determining value judgment and choosing it.

Second, find an alternative that will specifically realize the chosen values and goals and choose the best of them.

Third is to implement the finally chosen alternative.

11주차(1) 11/12 재택수업

Today is home class.

I studied about GIS.

GIS is a computer hardware and software Greek data system.

Help to manipulate and present information.

Spatial location is a geographical location.

GPS and A static maps are not GIS.

It analyzes and visualizes data and connects software, hardware and data.

80% of all data has a spatial component.

Most scientific data can be analyzed spatially.

There are two ways to enter and visualize data.

The two methods are Raster-Grid and Raster-Grid.

I don‘t understand these two things, so I need to focus on class.

There is a variety of data for GIS applications.

Digital and scanned maps are created by the user.

GPS indicates the exact location.

GIS can be used in various fields.

Government agencies can be used to link local and central governments.

There were many difficulties in this home class.

11주차(2) 11/14

GIS is about handing over reality to virtual space.

Google Earth is all made up of data.

New information or knowledge can be obtained using data.

GIS is a system that combines software, hardware, data and manpower.

Helps manipulate, analyze, and express information linked to spatial location.

GPS is also a GIS.

Static maps are also the product of GIS.

Eighty percent of all data has spatial elements.

All data is spatially analytical.

The database is difficult to interpret.

There are two ways to express data.

One is the pixel method.

Values are given for each pixel.

The Vector system consists of dots, lines, and faces.

There is a variety of data for GIS applications.

Digital and scanned maps are created by the user.

GPS indicates the exact location.

GIS can be used in various fields.

Government agencies can be used to link local and central governments.

12주차(1) 11/19

GIS is especially used for police and firefighting.

It is also used in environmental applications and delivery systems.

As such, GIS is used in many social fields.

With 3D Mine with Well Data, you can see how to manage a fire if there is a fire.

It is possible to know when and ‘where‘ more facilities are needed in society.

There are dots, lines, and faces in the structure of the GIS shape data.

The way to express this is Lester and Vector.

A dot represents longitude and latitude.

A line is a connection between a point and a point, and a plane is a connection between a line and a line.

Vector data is more stereoscopic than Lester data.

Connectivity is a line connected to points.

Adjacency is the boundary between faces.

The GIS looks like a picture to it.

But GIS is an analysis program.

The following is about urban planning system.

The urban planning system aims to promote public welfare and improve the quality of life of the people.

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

Urban planning is necessary to prevent many problems in the future.

A representative example of the housing problem is the lack of housing in Seoul.

There are five urban planning systems, three of which correspond to urban planning.

12주차(2) 11/21

Urban planning refers to a series of processes that establish and enforce a desirable future vision of a city.

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

Urban planning is necessary to prevent problems that may arise in the distant future.

There are three things that correspond to the urban planning system.

A plan that directly affects ordinary citizens is an urban management plan.

The metropolitan city plan is similar to the basic urban plan, but there is a difference between the plans for two or more administrative areas.

The basic urban plan and the urban management plan are different.

The urban basic plan is not directly binding on ordinary citizens, and is binding on the administrative office.

On the other hand, the urban management plan regulates the building activities of ordinary citizens.

The Urban Management Plan presents a concrete way to implement the direction proposed by the Urban Basic Plan in urban space.

Wide-area urban planning is a plan to provide development directions for systematically readjusting metropolitan facilities and linking the spatial structure and functions of the two adjacent administrative areas.

An example of the metropolitan city plan is the relationship between Daegu Metropolitan City and Gyeongsan City.

The metropolitan city plan is a long-term plan of 20 years and provides guidelines for sub-planings such as urban basic plan and urban management plan.

The wide-area city plan presents a number of development directions and guidelines for metropolitan planning rights, including planning for landscape, environmental conservation and division of functions.

A basic urban plan is a plan that sets out long-term development directions for administrative areas.

The urban basic plan sets goals and directions to reflect the characteristics and phenomena of the region.

The Urban Management Plan is a plan for clarifying and realizing the contents presented in the Metropolitan City Plan and the Urban Basic Plan.

Plans for designation and change of Land Use Areas, Land Use Areas and Land Use Areas are implemented.

Land use areas are designated for rational and efficient use.

Land Use Areas are designated as only one site, but Land Use Zones can designate two or more Earths in duplicate.

The only city management plan among the city plans is the participation of residents.

13주차(1) 11/26

The District Unit Plan is an active inducement of residents‘ participation.

There are two types of district unit plans: district type 1 and unit type 2.

Type I District Unit Plans relate to urban areas.

This includes areas requiring maintenance, preservation and management of existing towns or areas requiring development of new towns.

Type 2 district unit plans relate to non-urban areas.

There are two types of district unit plan type: residential type, industrial type, distribution type, tourism recreation type.

The district unit plan provides a plan for the layout and size of the infrastructure.

Planning of the size and composition of furniture and plots.

Use and building ratio of building, floor area, highest level and highest level.

Plan a traffic street for motorcycle traffic flow.

The participation of the residents in the district unit project is essential.

The residents‘ opinions are collected through the residents‘ proposal system.

It encourages active participation by conducting surveys in advance so that residents‘ opinions can be fully reflected.

The planners are the planners and the decision makers.

The legislation is carried out by the head of each local government to establish a plan.

The decision maker is the person who makes the final decision to review the district unit plan.

Residents, civil servants, and reviewers are plan participants.

Resident proposals are made in the order of resident proposal-proposal feasibility study-notification decision.

There are two stages in the district unit plan: the entry stage and the decision stage.

The drawing up phase consists of basic investigation, preparation of district unit plan, listening to residents‘ opinions and applying for decision.

The decision phase consists of the agreement between relevant administrative agencies, the deliberation of the city planning committee, and the decision and notification of the district unit plan.

Incentives are awarded to achieve the goals of the district unit plan.

13주차(2) 11/28

This time is about urban regeneration.

The urban regeneration project has been in progress since the past, and the achievements and limitations of the city are as follows.

It was a full-scale bran project, which caused small residents to fall out.

There are not enough achievements for the residents to experience and there is insufficient government support.

There is a lack of regional-based governance system, and there is insufficient linkage among ministries.

We are moving to a policy that focuses on regeneration, but we need a strategy to promote urban regeneration that residents can feel.

Low fertility, aging, and low growth are associated with urban disasters.

Urban regeneration and compact management of the existing city center referees are important.

It is also necessary to establish a growth base through mutual growth and job creation.

It is more effective to rescue new industries than to create jobs with urban regeneration.

The urban hollowing-out phenomenon has been deepened by the outflow of the population and the development of new towns.

The city‘s external expansion is increasing the cost of city management.

The local population is feared to be wiped out due to the region‘s distinct population reduction and aging process.

In contrast, the population of metropolitan areas and large cities increases.

Population and economic polarization between regions is serious.

Overall, jobs declined, but the gap between declining and undecided areas is large.

It is lower than the OECD average in the four sectors, but is higher than the average of citizen participation governance.

There is a difference in the satisfaction of living facilities between people who live in apartments and those who do not.

Creating quality jobs should increase economic sustainability and inclusiveness.

The policy trends of major developed countries are as follows.

Advanced countries implement policies based on policy decentralization.

In the case of the U.K., the authority and resources of urban policy will be transferred to the provinces to strengthen regional policy decentralization and localization.

The U.S. encourages active participation of diverse entities and implements a cooperative system among participating parties to promote urban regeneration.

14주차(1) 12/3

There are three strategies for the Urban Renewal New Deal.

The first is to create an urban space that continuously innovates.

The second is to revitalize the urban regeneration economy of the region.

It is to supply business space and to revitalize the urban regeneration economic organization through government support.

The third is to establish urban regeneration governance based on residents‘ participation to induce continuous urban regeneration.

There are five major tasks of the Urban Renewal New Deal.

The infrastructure for basic living will be expanded by renovating old low-rise dwellings.

Create jobs by revitalizing the urban regeneration economic ecosystem.

Establish a center for innovation and establish a regional regeneration program.

After the New Deal, people-oriented and shared value can be expected.

In the past, the focus was on large-scale planning, but in the future the goal is to create regional innovation hubs.

Consumer-oriented and site-oriented urban development projects will be conducted.

It will change from the urban development of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport to the urban development of vitalizing the urban regeneration economic organization and supporting the integration of the ministries.

Now we will look at the city of the future.

First of all, it is necessary to establish vision of future city.

Since 90% of the population lives in cities, urban competitiveness means national competitiveness.

It is necessary to present strategic city policy directions in consideration of changes in the environment at home and abroad.

It is necessary to establish a city policy direction that meets the national goal of ‘low carbon green growth‘.

Future cities are more sensitive to environmental issues and more regulated.

In the graph of population growth, the rate of population growth has declined since 2000.

The population problem is serious in future cities. Fertility is lowered and aging is serious.

The problem is even worse because there is no proper income after retirement.

As cultural diversity increases due to the continuous increase in foreign residents, urban planning is necessary.

There is a need for coordination of the facilities and living areas that result from population declines and demographic changes.

14주차(2) 12/5

It does not have the same form as city facilities, but it adds to the fun of diversification.

Policies that seek qualitative internalization, not quantitative growth, are needed.

There are four major goals and ten major strategies to create a first-rate city.

Competitive vitality city.

We need to create a competitive future core industry.

It is necessary to create a vital urban environment and to invigorate urban functions.

It is necessary to reorganize aging industrial complexes into futuristic high-tech industrial complexes and secure space for high-tech and knowledge-based industries.

We need to create a ubiquitous city that is convenient for everyone.

Convenient living city.

It is also important to ensure housing rights, just as human rights are guaranteed.

There is a need to improve the residential environment in the old town and to control the supply of living facilities and public services due to the decrease in population.

We should create a Barrier-Free city that guarantees low-income housing and is easily accessible to the socially disadvantaged.

Implement ubiquitous based traffic information system to enhance access to public transportation.

Traffic should be connected across the country, not just inside the city.

Attractive cultural city.

We need to create new cultural values to discover cultural contents that fit the characteristics of the city.

Like the Pusan International Film Festival and Heyri‘s workshop in Paju, we should try to create a brand for each city.

Future society will be more and more multicultural.

Education and policy are needed to prevent cultural conflicts and to integrate society.

Administrative services should also be provided in several languages.

Redesign the urban landscape design to create a beautiful city.

Clean green city

Create cities that practice low carbon life and expand the installation of new and renewable energy facilities.

Increase ecological green zones by increasing the ratio of natural streams.

Create green axis in the city to alleviate urban heat island phenomenon.

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