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Orientation

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The K-New Deal can be successful only when it is based on the Education New Deal. The need for K-New Deal is emerging as a structure of society. Investment in people is important. Currently it is based on digital and green, but it should include education.

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Studying for the future is a brain training for better outcomes for the information society and a paradigm shift in research.

Study with the tools of creation.

In an information-based internationalized era, it becomes the basic ability of a knowledge-based society with foreign language / major knowledge / computing technology.

Enjoy your mind.

The paradigm itself should be changed from an industrial society to a future information society, to a fourth industrial revolution.

People study for development in order to be better than animals, but misused is harmful.

There was study in the development of mankind, but there was also study in the disaster. Securing human nature is important.

You have to change yourself for knowledge and find answers with questions about why you are here and why you are studying at university.

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Agricultural societies have very low productivity and low levels of daily life.

Information transfer = actual speed of travel (4 km/h)

industrial society

Non-sustainable development using fossil energy

information society

There are no restrictions on information transmission, national competitiveness consists of internet network, language, etc.

In the present age of convergence, it is not only about acquiring knowledge as an independent entity that does not exist as an accessory.

Must be utilized

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Urban administration studies the public activities of cities. Must be based on an understanding of administration and city

You can see the city from a variety of perspectives: political, economic, social, administrative, functional.

A city can be defined as a place ‘where‘ many people gather and do economic activities.

Later, there are different distinctions depending on industrialization, but this is also becoming ambiguous according to the era of convergence, which requires new standards.

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A city can be defined as a place ‘where‘ people live in economic activity.

Definitions by population and facilities were simply defined by population density.

Later, there are different distinctions depending on industrialization, but this is also becoming ambiguous according to the era of convergence, which requires new standards.

Administrative considerations are taken into account by the autonomy and history of the city administration.

Cultural and social divides according to interaction.

Depending on its function, it defines the center of information as a city. This has important implications as it moves to an information society.

The composition of the city is citizens, activities, land and facilities.

Collective and nodular, non-agricultural, mobile, etc. are the essence of the city.

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Regional structure refers to when a subset of regions plays a role with the characteristics of each region.

Cities appear as gatherings of commercial, housing, business and industrial areas. Regional structure is the relationship between components.

Urban functions have characteristics of concentration and dispersion.

Depending on the index, it can be divided into isomeric regions and nodular areas.

Burgess represented the structure of the city with concentric circles.

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Hyot‘s linear theory

The regional structure of a residential area in the inner part of a city can be identified by a fan-shaped linear structure.

Differentiate from concentric theory by land price

Changes in population, fluctuations in the economy, etc. affect land prices

But I see the city as a schematic expression,

Some critics say that cultural factors should also be important in the location process.

polycore theory

It is physically impossible for all urban functions to be concentrated in the central core, and within the city, the factors that separate urban functions by avoiding the central core work.

The larger the size of the city, the more diverse and specialized it is, the more diverse the function and character it is, and the four factors work together.

1.Urban activities require professional benefits

2. Similar urban activities generate profits by aggregating them

3. Urban activities are disadvantageous if integrated

4. The location cannot be located because the location is the most advantageous point and the high ground cannot be borne.

multidimensional theory

There are many independent dimensions in the social pattern within the city. Proven as a result of Factor Analysis on social variables Many dimensions are mutually independent according to the principle of factor analysis, resulting in various spatial patterns.

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Planning theory is a theory about the process of the plan itself (Ex- Urban Planning, Regional National Planning, etc.).

There are four criteria.

1.dynamic theory 2. Proven by empirical evidence 3. Internal logic and consistency 4. Represents phenomena

This theory of urban growth.

1. A communication theyory approach to urban grouse

2. A framework emphasing human interaction

3. A conceptual system focusing on urban form

4) Accessibility concepts and urban structures

5). Economic models of spatial structure

Residential areas account for the largest number of areas in urban areas. The smaller the size of the city, the greater the proportion of residential areas.

1.Increased location in urban areas and residential areas change with the development of transportation

2.The characteristics of urban growth are developed by external inflows

3.Division of population with the development of transportation

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The structure of the city changed with the development of civilization from primitive residential villages.

The city state of Greece developed in line with its democratic system.

The Roman Empire is based on Greece.

In the Middle Ages, cities are based on castle.

By the time of the Renaissance, new forms emerged with the change and development of fundamental paradigm.

In modern times, cities and underdevelopment coexist due to the concentration of population and the lack of surrounding infrastructure.

In the future, new city structures may emerge.

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Urbanization has progressed due to economic high growth since the 1960s. Urbanization is almost complete in Korea, but it is progressing functionally. Urbanization is accompanied by a population concentration.

This causes urban problems. Air pollution, water pollution, land shortage, social pathology, disintegration of human relations, etc.

Urbanization and industrialization are interrelated.

The information will make the city a world-classical.

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Urbanization is the process of reducing the rural population and society moving in this direction through population migration from rural to urban areas.

Urbanization relates to a variety of areas including urban planning, geography, sociology, architecture, economics and public health.

Rural culture rapidly replaced mainly by urban culture

Urbanization is planned organically or as a result of individual, collective and national actions.

As cities develop, effects can include a sharp increase and change in costs, often including functions such as employees of local municipalities to price the local working class in the market.In many developing countries ‘where‘ the economy is growing, growth is often irregular and based on a small number of industries. For young people in these countries, barriers such as lack of access to financial services and business advisory services, difficulty in obtaining credit to start a business, and lack of entrepreneurial skills allow them to access opportunities in these industries. Investing in human capital to provide young people with access to infrastructure for access to quality education and educational facilities is critical to overcoming economic barriers.

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Urbanization is accompanied by environmental effects.

Water quality, Food waste, Habitat Fragmentation

The water quality is degraded, the marine ecosystem is damaged, and the food waste can lead to increased methane gas and the loss of animal habitats.

Urbanization also has health and social effects.

Nutrition,Asthma,Crime,Physical activity, Mental health

Various materials reach, but as fresh natural food becomes difficult to eat, nutritional problems arise, asthma can occur due to air quality degradation in the city, urbanization and crime have been carried out together, physical activity can be reduced, and mental health can be impaired.

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The need for a systematic response to Corona19.

Economic and social crises are spreading all over the world, and the impact of them should be reshaped in general.

It will also have a direct impact on urban planning and design.

Public transportation, the sharing economy, the level of public opinion reflection, the demand for office space, restaurant sales, etc. have decreased. On the other hand, logistics distribution has changed.

In addition, new standards are required for group facilities.

To overcome this crisis, we must adhere to the basic principles of the city

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Today‘s ‘select‘ion is the International Conference of the Korean Association for Regional 2020.

Housing problems are becoming more diverse due to population, increased housing demand, and relative poverty due to the housing price gap. This is the core of the housing policy, which deals with the basic living conditions of human beings, as the gap between regions also widens.

There are quantitative problems, solvency, quality problems of housing occupancy rate of certain classes, housing insecurity, speculation, etc.

The income distribution gap is wide due to speculation, and housing prices in Seoul are rising even more. As the supply of apartments has also decreased due to the shortage of jeonse, housing instability has occurred due to the instability of jeonse, and the large-scale supply of apartments has been advantageous due to the nature of Korea.

These apartments give rise to the housing class. It is necessary to diversify housing supply methods and change housing welfare measures.

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GIS is a system of computer software, hardware and data and personnel that can manipulate, analyze and present information tied to spatial locations. A system that analyzes and visualizes data in geographic space and connects software and hardware data can be used ‘‘where‘‘ver spatial data analysis is needed.

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Information is the meaning derived from one or more data.

Geo-Spatial Information is classified as Positional Data and Descriptive Data.

Positive Positional Data is classified as Relative Positional Data and Absolute Positional Data and information showing points or positions on images or maps in a plane or vertical manner.

Descriptive Data is classified as Graphic Data, Image Data, Attribute Data

Graphic Data consists of dots, lines, faces, pixels, grids, and symbols - Vector data and Lester data have characteristics such as simple structure and easy analysis, low-level technology acquisition modeling, and vector data have the opposite characteristics.

Attribute Data represents the characteristics, quality, relationship, and topographical location of the map

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The plan is to judge and analyze what humans want to do in advance, predict the future, and uate the results.

Modern society is in the process of developing into a Pluralistic Society. The process of maximizing the interests of each group through a decision-making process that consults, coordinates, and compromises each other to ensure efficiency by various interest groups.

M. Weber‘s industrial society has three structural features: Mass Production, Mass Distribution, and Mass Consensus.

The background of planning theory is the pursuit of human rationality, the limitations in recognizing truth, the plan itself has no value or utility, and the plan seeks to know the unknown.

process of effort

the academic background of plan theory Normative Value theory and Epistemology

The plan consists of setting goals, setting alternatives, and doing the right thing.

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Allotment through conservation and distribution is essential because resources are scarcity. Therefore, reasonable action requires an alternative that includes the validity of the decision and full knowledge of the disclosure of information. How resources should be allocated-how, when, to whom, what purpose, what combination is important in decision making

The characteristics of the plan include The Institute of ends, Excellence of Choice, Orientation to the future, Action, Comprehensiveness.

The process of planning goes through the process of Value Formation - Means Identification - Effectiveness, and in Value Formation, the planner‘s responsibility for value formation and value is the basis for philosophical distinction between value and fact.

Plans are classified according to subject and function as social planning and spatial planning.

It is to identify problems, set goals, set alternatives through schedule and predictive analysis, uate them, and ‘select‘ and execute them through feasibility analysis.

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Urban Planning:

Plans for land use, transportation, sanitation, water supply and sewerage, park green areas, etc. to promote the sound development of cities and promote public well-being and public welfare;

Purpose of Urban Planning - To promote sound development of cities and to contribute to the promotion of public welfare by forming and inducing urban functions and structures in accordance with economic and social needs, especially in harmony with demand and supply principles.

Depending on the scope of the city‘s planning, the general town development plan and the state town planning scheme are narrow in terms of the scope of the city‘s planning.

The types of urban planning include land use plans and facility layout plans.

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‘City planning‘ refers to a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future for the city. A tool that predicts the level of future development of cities, presupposes desirable forms in advance, and manages the cities in a sound and appropriate manner through necessary regulations, guidance policies, or maintenance measures.

There are three types of urban planning: wide-area urban planning, basic urban planning, and urban management planning.

Metropolitan City Planning

A plan that presents a long-term development direction in order to interlink the spatial structure and functions of two or more adjacent cities, cities, cities or counties, preserve the environment, and systematically maintain wide-area facilities.

Urban Master Plan

The basic urban plan is a comprehensive plan that presents basic spatial structure and long-term development directions for the jurisdiction of a special city, metropolitan city, city or county, and is a guideline for the establishment of an urban management plan.

Urban Management Plan

The Urban Management Plan is a statutory plan that is binding on the private land use of residents, i.e., building-to-land ratio, floor area ratio, etc. during construction activities, and is designed to clarify and realize the details presented in the Metropolitan City Plan and the Urban Master Plan.

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The district unit plan is a plan that takes into account both three-dimensional building plans and flat land use plans for the cities and villages in which we live. It rationalizes land use, secures a good residential environment, and induces systematic and planned development of zones.

1st District Unit Plan

A plan to create an environment-friendly urban environment ‘where‘ humans and nature coexist in certain areas of urban area and to enable sustainable urban development or urban management

Second District Unit Plan

Established to prevent reckless development in planned management areas or development promotion zones, to redefine the maintenance and functions of zones by installing sufficient infrastructure, and to improve the functions and aesthetics of the surrounding areas and cities and counties as a whole to create an eco-friendly and sustainable city

Type 1 District Unit Plan

Areas requiring the maintenance of existing towns, areas requiring the preservation of existing towns, areas requiring the management of existing towns, and areas requiring the development of new towns.

Type 2 District Unit Plan

Areas that are used or will be used as a collective living base for residents, areas that require planned development, areas that want to foster industries, areas that want to conduct integrated operation of distribution and logistics, and areas for creating tourist resorts and installing necessary facilities.

District Unit Plan by Residents‘ Proposal

The most direct and influential resident participation system as a system proposed by residents in relation to the introduction of urban management plans.

the person in charge of drafting

The term "planning of district unit plan" is a plan to be formulated by the head of each local government.

decision maker

Review and review whether the district unit plan has been established correctly before final decision is made to ensure that the plan is established.

Residents can present their opinions by submitting residents‘ proposals, public announcements, and public announcements.

Public officials are responsible for the smooth implementation of the planning process, listening to the grievances of planners and residents, and coordinating each other‘s opinions.

The review committee consists of experts in each field on the district unit plan, and reviews and reviews the plan based on their expertise.

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Necessity of Future Urban Vision Establishment

Urban competitiveness soon determines national competitiveness, needs new urban policies in response to changes in internal and external environment, and needs urban policies to meet the national goal of low carbon, green growth"

urban problems

The arrival of new urban environments, such as population decline, the weakness of the quality level of residential living environment in old cities, the weakening of urban economic base, the lack of urban cultural diversity, the uniformity of landscape, and the lack of a response system to international environmental problems.

Reinforcement of qualitative internal stability in quantitative growth is the main focus.

In the future, the goal is to be a renewable city, competitive industrial base, high environmental level, protection of the socially disadvantaged, convenient public transportation, cultural abundance, unique urban landscape, low carbon life, safe city, etc.

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The era of ‘smart‘ has also arrived in the Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

Self-driving cars, unmanned aircraft, and drones, for example, via AI and big data.

new power of construction

Advanced Construction Technology, Zero Energy Building, National Land Virtualization via Satellite, Smart Transportation, Logistics,

The 4th Industrial Revolution and Innovative Growth will be possible through the following technological developments

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