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이름:조현진

강의 요약 정리

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K-new deal

1.background of K-new deal

The surge in non-face-to-face demand has accelerated the transition to the digital economy.

The demand for low carbon and eco-friendly environment led to the green economy.

Low growth and polarization have deepened.

2. desirable change award

Building a Smart Country Based on Data Network AI

Create a Green Leading Country for Carbon Neutrality.

Create a country that is more protected and warmer for strong employment and investment in people.

3. Strategy

The vision is explained in three words - leading economy, low-carbon economy and inclusive society

The direction of the policy is digital New Deal, green New Deal and stability network enhancement.

4.threshol

There is a possibility of weakening the sustainable growth engine due to a lack of creative talent.

The focus is on fast mover rather than first mover.

developing countries are difficult to implement.

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Triangle-new deal

1. background

First mover is needed.

For the first mover to succeed, creative talent must be continuously supplied.

Education for creative talent is needed, but there are many problems in education in Korea.

2. Strategy

Online classes educate knowledge.

Face-to-face classes offer students-centered creativity education.

education focused on "WHY" is needed.

Digitize the educational environment.

It is essential to segment specific practice forces.

3. structuralization

Focused on First mover.

It can provide continuous and creative ideas.

Digital New Deal, Education New Deal and Green New Deal balance convergence.

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It is changing into a web-based class.

The paradigm changes in the future.

The paradigm shift in study.

change your study patadigm from industrial society to information.

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As society changes, the speed of information delivery increases.

The fourth round of the Industrial Revolution caused capital and destruction effect.

study methods are not integrated.

In the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we should study collectively.

Study for your dream

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A Study on Urban Administration : Various public activities taking place in geographical areas

1. political aspect

formal control mechanism for maintaining order

Performing functions to control urban problems

2.Economic aspect

The main players of economic activity are created by the phenomenon of concentration between activities.

A city is created and grown by economies of scale and aggregation.

Based on the theory of balance, the market develops at its center.

The pattern of economic activity is determined step by step.

3. social aspect

The city is viewed as an organism in which various activities take place in an orderly fashion.

4.administrative aspect

An area with a population of more than 50,000 is a city.

Theoretically, the distinction between rural and urban is ambiguous.

5. functional aspect

Depending on its function, it can be divided into metropolitan areas, standard metropolitan statistical areas, urbanization areas, and standard integrated statistical areas.

urban justice

a place where people gather and live in economic activity.

a densely populated area where many humans live together.

urban standards

the relative proportion of workers in the secondary or tertiary industries.

taking into account urban facilities or physical conditions

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urban justice

a place where people gather and live in economic activity.

definition by population and facilities

the relative proportion of workers in the secondary or tertiary industries.

taking into account urban facilities or physical conditions

administrative justice

U.K : municipal/borough

U.S : be recognized by state

Japan: More than 50,000 people, more than 60% of the total lakes within the area forming the central city, and more than 60% of those engaged in commerce, industry and other urban-related industries.

Korea: a city with a population of more than 50,000.

definition by function

center of information center

It's a collection of all the information.

site of new energy

a hub of information functions

urban fluidization phenomenon

Many people gather in a certain area.

engage in economic activity

lead a unique way of life in the form of human nature

city characteristic

Cities were heavily populated in certain areas compared to rural areas.

The city is divided in function.

The administrative organs are concentrated and have autonomy.

High in heterogeneity, anonymity, and mobility

Among the employed, the proportion of workers in the secondary and tertiary industries is higher than that of the primary industries.

Information is concentrated.

city component

Citizen/Activity/land and facility

the essence of a city

Collectiveity: Economic and social activities can be carried out based on economies of scale and integrated economies arising from grouping.

nodularity: includes central function as an area that becomes the nucleus of a regional structure.

Depending on what the decision function is, nodule areas can be set (business district, economic district, transportation area, commuter area)

Cities create their own landscapes according to social, economic, cultural and historical characteristics.

Fossil Landscape has historically been formed through various processes of change.

Land is used intensively on high-altitude land.

Land use in urban areas is either enhanced or high-rise.

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1. Concept of Regional Structure

Multiple sub-regions gather to form a large whole area with their respective roles.

These are functionally linked together to perform one new function.

2. Regional structure of inner city

The regional structure of a city refers to its relationship with the whole and its elements that make up the urban area.

3. Regionalization and Regional Structure of Cities

Regional structure mainly means economic regional structure.

The process in which the economic location of each group is formed depending on the location is the process in which the land use of a certain area is divided into small areas.

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Regional Structural Theory of Inner City

Sector theory-H. Hoyt

There is a business district in the center of the city and a new transportation route is developed from the center of the city.

The wholesale and light industrial zones are fanned out on the axis of the transportation route.

Residential areas of residents with different social strata develop in order of low- to medium-level to high-level

Multiple nuclei theory-C.D. Harris &E.L. Ulman

The ecological layout of land use is formed around the center, which is the core of several distinct elements.

The growth and development of cities is done not only by the business district of the city but also by the Busim, the new housing complex, or the new industrial district centered on several traffic nodules.

Multidimensional theory- J.W. Simmons

There are many independent dimensions in the social pattern within the city.

Many dimensions are mutually independent according to the principle of factor analysis.

Patterns of space vary.

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* Four Criteria for the Theory of Securing substantiality

1. Must have a dynamic aspect.

2. It can explain and prove evidence.

3. be consistent with internal logic

4. Must represent the status quo.

Theory of Urban Growth

1. A communications theory approach to urban growth

Communication and Interaction

Transportation and communicative technology play an important role in the urban development stage.

2. A framework emphasizing human interaction

Human interaction is the basis of urban structure and growth.

Place Community

Non-place community

3. A conceptual system focusing on urban form

‘select‘ed Space: Accepting Human Activities

Flow system : Handling the flow of human beings and goods.

4. Accessibility concepts and urban structure

The city is viewed as Transport.

5. Economic models of spatial structure

The law of supply and demand makes spatial layout according to the principle of minimum cost.

The smaller the city, the greater the proportion of residential areas.

The type of residential space depends on the type of housing, type of ownership, and location.

* Characteristics of Urban Residential Territory Distribution

be not evenly distributed in the city

There is a spatial difference in density.

There are differences in physical and structural forms.

The quality of a house is different.

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<The vicissitudes of Western cities>

1. Greek city state

It is an autonomous city with a democratic character.

It is divided into urban and rural areas.

The city center is the center of politics, economy, and culture.

Agora performs the central function of civil life.

Acropolis is a religious center.

2. Urban planning of the Roman Empire

Roman city planning is based on Greek city planning.

Rome was interested in pavement, water supply, sewage, etc.

The city was divided into four parts.

The street layout had a main street and a side street.

The cross section at right angles is called Carco and Decumanus.

3. Formation and Development of Medi Cities

It is located in the mountains.

To form a solid adult body.

The main form of the city was built radially from the church square.

The roads are irregular and narrow.

4. A Renaissance city

A castle with practical Salient and Bantion was built.

The shape of the plane is octagonal, pentagonal, but the inside is lattice or radioactive cross-net.

a closed fortress

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Urbanization concentrated capital and population in large cities.

The city expanded outward.

problems of urbanization

Causes pollution of air and water quality and problems caused by population density

The overpopulation phenomenon has resulted in the loss of the benefit of aggregation.

Lacking a sense of community and leading to self-indulgence.

The division between races, regions, and strata occurred due to the bias of wealth.

Industrialization resulting from the development of industrial technology increases the demand for labor.

The demand of the labour force triggers population migration, which promotes urbanization.

Reverse urbanization refers to a state in which the population is concentrated in cities and dispersed into non-urban areas.

Place restrictions on ‘where‘ information is being produced are almost eliminated.

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Urbanization (or urbanisation) refers to the population shift from rural to urban

areas, the decrease in the proportion of people living in rural areas, and the ways in which societies adapt to this change.

Urbanization is relevant to a range of disciplines, including urban

planning, geography, sociology, architecture, economics, and public health.

the world urban population growth curve has up till recently followed a

quadratic-hyperbolic pattern.

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Environmental effects

The existence of urban heat islands has become a growing concern over the years.An urban heat island is formed when industrial and urban areas produce and retainheat. Much of the solar energy that reaches rural areas is consumed by evaporationof water from vegetation and soil.

Water quality

The occurrence of eutrophication in bodies of water is another effect large urbanpopulations have on the environment.

Eutrophication is a process which causes hypoxic water conditions and algal bloomsthat may be detrimental to the survival of aquatic life.

Food waste

Rapid growth of communities create new challenges in the developed world and onesuch challenge is an increase in food waste also known as urban food waste.

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