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이름: 조현진

강의 요약 정리

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Writing and listening are most important things in English. The first name of computer is electronic calculating machine. When it comes to memory, human cannot win computer. In information society, human‘s brain must be developed and we have to coexist with AI.

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We have learnt several different class individually but cannot integrate with these different knowledge. We don‘t need to stick to these classic paradigm of study. We have to train our brain for the better outcome of information society. These days, English became native language around the world. Humans learn technology from natural environment. Because fossil energy is exhausted, we cannot survive with just fossil energy.

2주차(1)

This lecture is about how to live with wisdom in the changing times.

these days you have to be equipped with the ability to need.

We know, by a lesson, how we now libe through wisdom.

Is the study you are doing wisely about how to develope a dream of society with big dream.

2주차(2)

Today lecture is change of social environment.

We are society changed agriculture society, industrial society, information society, finally 4th industrial revolution era

agriculture society is very low productive and poor daily life, so many people have dificult to get there daily food and live

industrial society has achived ecinomic developement using fossil energy. however environment was polluted by fossil energy, so they need a new paradigm.

The information society has become an international competitor in each country throught network, wired internet, wi-fi

4th industrial revolution era could creative new jobs and industries with the advent of artificial intelligence and robots. however, because such manpower is replased by muchines, works may lose their jobs.

society requires knowledge based science and mathmatics. so we have to learn science and math.

3주차(1)Today‘s lecture was based on the concept of urban administration.

The reason we have to study cities is that when we become public servants, we work in cities, and we can not work with out understanding in cities. Urban administration targets various public activities that take place in a geographical place called a city.

To study urban administration, an understanding of the concept of administration and the concept of city is required at te same time. Individual capabilities must be equipped to ensure intermational competitiveness.

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Today‘s lecture was an introduction to the concept of the city.
A city is said to be a place ‘where‘ people gather and do economic activities. Today, the concept of cities is defined by people, in some cases by the times. Korea defines a place with a population of more than 50,000 and a town with a population of more than 20,000. In addition to collectivity, nodularity, and non-agriculturality, the nature of cities includes anonymity, heterogeneity, and ease of migration.The density of buildings increases due to the concentration of people in cities compared to villages, and land use expands to the surrounding areas according to urban growth.

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Today‘s lecture is inner city structure.

The regional structure inside the xity iscomposed of multiple sub-regions.

With each of these roles forming a large whole area, another function. This is the case with many things.

Homogeneous area: regers to a range of homogeneous or homogeneous indicatiors based on the indicator

Nodular area: it is stretched oin the center and is functionally urban area.

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Today‘s lecture was about H.Hyot‘s linear theory.

The regional structure of the residential area in the inner area of the city becomes a fan-shaped linear structure.

It is proposing that it can be grasped. 1. Analysis indicator: Using the largest residential area, it was dicided into high-altitude areas, mid-land, and low-land areas.

Multicore theory: it is physically impossible for all urban functions to be concentrated in the core it is argued that there is a factor that separates urban functions by avoiding the central core inside the city. Multidimensional theory: proposes the theory that the internal structure of a city be grasped in three dimensions.

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City growth and theory of structure.

Planning theory includes theories about the process of planning itself and theories about the main issues of this process.

The establishment of the theory is not just a search for knowledge of this truth. By applying the theory to improve reality

I am in the way of getting results.There are six theories about urban growth. 1.A communications theory approach to urban growth 2.A farmework emphasizing human interaction 3.A conceptual system focusing on urban form 4.Accessibility concepts and urban structure 5.Economic models of spatial structure

Residential areas occupy the most areas in urban areas, and these areas

It depends on the region, but it is around 40%. The smaller the city, the more

The middle becomes bigger

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The vicissitudes of a city
Human settlement is closely related to the stabilization of housing or the formation of villages, and this settlement system was not in place until agriculture developed. The biggest feature of the Greek urban state is the autonomous city with the characteristics of the people whose urban planning has been embodied by the classical democratic system, and the Agora and Grid-type street network, the city square. Most medi cities have mountainous and solid castles, usually circular and composed of castles or arcs.Major cities in Korea, including the Seoul metropolitan area, coexist in relatively urban and underdeveloped areas, which lack urban facilities, given their excessive population concentration and lack of infrastructure around them.

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Today‘s lecture is urbanization age
The process of economic rapid growth since the 1960s has led to global urbanization.Can be characterized by progress.

In terms of the number of cities, South Korea had 14 cities in 1946. There are 27 cities in 1960 and 67 cities in 1990, including 180 towns.
There are 237 cities in our country. In the 2000s, Continuously due to changes in administrative districts, such as the integration of urban and rural areas, in the municipal office of local autonomy.
It‘s changing.The relationship between urbanization and industrialization is difficult to explain uniformly, but mountain
Industrialization due to the development of industrial technology increases the demand for labor and labor.
The demand for power triggers population movement, which promotes urbanization.

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Urbanization

Urbanization 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. It is predominantly the process by which towns and cities are formed and become larger as more people begin living and working in central areas. Urbanization is relevant to a range of disciplines, including urban planning, geography, sociology, architecture, economics, and public health. Urbanization is relevant to a range of disciplines, including urban planning, geography, sociology, architecture, economics, and public health.

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Today‘s lecture is environment problem caused urbanization.

The existence of urban heat islands has become a growing concern over the years.

Water quality-The occurrence of eutrophication in bodies of water is another effect large urban

populations have on the environment.

Food waste-Rapid growth of communities create new challenges in the developed world and one

such challenge is an increase in food waste also known as urban food

waste.

Habitat fragmentation-Urbanization can have a large effect on biodiversity by causing a division of habitats

and thereby alienation of species, a process known as habitat

fragmentation

Rapid urbanization has led to increased mortality from noncommunicable diseases associated with lifestyle

Health and social effects are include nutrition, asthma, crime, physical activity, menral health

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Today‘s lecture is exam and assignment method

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Urban Social and Spatial Changes and Policy Tasks in the 19th Period of Corona

Corona19 provides unprecedented experience and calls for attempts to solve urban problems from a new perspective, increasing the need for collective intelligence to respond systematically.

The crisis of public transportation, the contraction of the sharing economy, the expansion of non-face-to-face decision-making methods, the change in work and lifestyle will dampen demand for traditional office space, restaurants and entertainment businesses, and require new standards for installation and operation of facilities for collective use.

The direction should be set to be faithful to the basic purpose and principles so as to enhance the publicity and legitimacy of urban planning, as urban planning was initiated to secure public health hygiene and solve environmental pollution problems.

As a long-term measure based on the assumption that infectious diseases will become indigenous, it is necessary to prepare an urban management system that minimizes disruptions in urban functions such as urban blockade.

In terms of urban policy, planning and design, it should contribute to resolving the deepening polarization phenomenon in the digital economic era through consideration for the economically and socially disadvantaged class.

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The Korean Regional Development Association’s International Seminar in 2020

1.City and Policy Commercialization through Policy Mobilities: Focusing on the Case of Policy Mobility between Capital Relocation of Indonesia and Korea

2.Establishing Rational Urban Master Plan for Balanced National Development

3.Balanced National Development Experience and Strategy for Fragile Countries

4.Analysis of Local Government Support System and Activation Plan

5.Capital City Relocation and Balanced National Development

6.Effect of Transportation SOC on Agricultural Income and Balanced Rural Development

7.Taxonomy of Unfair Clauses in Contract with Real Estate Trust and Policy Direction forRegulation Reinforcement

8. Effect of Transportation Accessibility on Population Influx and GRDP

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• What is Geography

–What is ‘where‘

–Why is it there

–Why do I care

Exploring data using GIS turns data into information into knowledge

GIS is a System of computer software, hardware and data, and personnel to help manipulate, ana lyze and present information that is tied to a spatial location.

Estimates are that 80% of all data has a spatial component

some ways GIS is used

• Emergency Services – Fire &Police

• Environmental – Monitoring &Modeling

• Business – Site Location, Delivery Systems

• Industry – Transportation, Communication, Mining, Pipelines, Healthcare

• Government – Local, State, Federal, Military

• Education – Research, Teaching Tool, Administration

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DATA

a simple set of facts or numbers that represent the real world.

It is not processed, and in itself it is meaningless.

INFORMATION

Meaning derived from one or more data, easy to share

Generate new information through analysis.

classification of information

Information to represent points or positions on an image or map in plane position (x,y coordinate), vertical position (z coordinate)

descriptive data

graphic data

Composed of six shape elements to describe map geometry and annotations

A numerical description of a map or a specific mapping element of a map.

Lattice type or vector and raster of schedule.

image data

Numericalize and input satellite, images or photographic information obtained through an aircraft.

attibute data

Represents the characteristics, quality, relationships, and topographical location of map shapes

vector data

Display spatial data with points (0-dimensional), lines (1-dimensional), and faces (2-dimensional)

Record the positions of points, lines, and faces in x, y coordinates.

Leicester data

Store data in cells or pixels

photographic-like structure

Data as a whole is recognized as one object

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Industrial society basically requires division of labor and is developed by economies of scale and aggregation.

The era of mass is disappearing.

It has shifted to an era in which many kinds of unique products are produced and distributed to meet consumer demand.

logical background of planning concept

Planning originated in the pursuit of human rationality.

Human beings have limitations in recognizing truth.

The plan itself has no value or utility, and the fact that it has been prepared cannot solve the problem.

Planning is an area of dealing with unknown facts. Therefore, a plan is a process of effort to know unknown facts.

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Purposes of planning

Rationality is sometimes conceived as referring to increasing the reasonableness of decisions.

Involving full knowledge of the system in question, it means that planning requires identification of the best of all alternatives uated with references to all ends at stake.

Change or widening of choice

Given scarcities, social and individual choices must be made about the manner in which resources are to be allocated.

The achievement of ends/ The achievement of ends/Orientation to the future/

Action / Comprehensiveness

Planning process

Value formation->Means identification-> Effectuation

classification of plans

Social planning

The scope of social planning refers to all areas of social science, including politics, economy, culture, etc.

Space Planning

A plan to harmonize human activity patterns with functional spaces that accommodate them

planning process

problem diagnosis->Goal articulation ->Prediction and projection-> Alternative plan

->Feasibility analysis-> Evaluation

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urban planning

the sound development of the city

Plans for land use, transportation, sanitation, water supply and sewerage, park green areas, etc. for the promotion of public well-being and welfare.

purpose

A healthy development of the city.

contribute to the promotion of public welfare

narrow meaning: general town development plan, statutory town planning scheme

broad meaning: regional planning, local development planning

the purpose of national development

Present the desirable future of national space and the long-term policy direction to achieve it

Increase the productivity of the land and improve the quality of people‘s lives.

legal basis

National Territory Planning under the National Territory Construction Planning Act (1963),National Land Use Planning under the National Land Use Management Act (1972),Urban Planning Based on the Urban Planning Act (1962), Building Act (1962)

The Characteristics of Urban Planning

A Basic Plan: Presenting the Development and Future of the City

Urban Management Plan: Specific development directions and regulations are applied on the basis of the basic plan.

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Definition of ‘urban planning’

A series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future for the city.

Necessity of Urban Planning

The densely populated cities have become overcrowded and disorderly.

Various urban problems arise.

urban planning system

Metropolitan City Planning

Objective: To preserve the environment and systematically maintain wide area facilities.

Interlink the spatial structure and functions of two or more adjacent cities, cities, cities or counties

It presents a long-term direction of development.

Urban Master Plan

The basic spatial structure and long-term development directions are presented for the jurisdiction of a special city, metropolitan city, city or county.

It provides guidance for the formulation of urban management plans.

Urban Management Plan

A statutory plan with binding force on the private land use of residents, i.e., building-to-land ratio, floor area ratio, etc. during construction activities;

clarify and realize the contents presented in the wide-area urban planning and the basic urban planning.

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District Unit Plan

A plan for cities and villages to be formulated in consideration of both three-dimensional building plans and flat land use plans.

Type 1 District Unit Plan

To create an environment-friendly urban environment ‘where‘ humans and nature coexist

Enable sustainable urban development or urban management.

-category-

an area requiring the maintenance of an existing town.

an area requiring the management of an existing town.

an area requiring the preservation of an existing town.

an area in need of development of a new town.

Type 2 District Unit Plan

Prevent reckless development in planned management areas or development promotion zones.

Sufficiently install infrastructure.

Improve the functions and aesthetics of the surrounding areas and cities and counties as a whole.

-category-

An area that is used or will be used as a collective living base for residents and needs planned development.

Area to Promote Industry

Area for integrated operation of distribution and logistics

Area for the Establishment of Tourism Recreation Area and the Establishment of Required Facilities

Major points of district unit planning

Layout and Scale of Infrastructure

Scale and Plan of Furniture and Expansion

The maximum or minimum limit of the building‘s use, building-to-land ratio, floor area ratio, and height of the building.

Traffic Handling Plan

Resident Proposal System : A system proposed by residents in relation to the drafting of urban management plans.

Planning subject

drafting authority [special mayor, wide-area mayor, mayor, county governor]

Decision maker [Special Mayor, Metropolitan Mayor, Provincial Governor]

Planned participant

Residents [residents in residential areas, private businessmen]

a public official [basic self-governing body, wide-area self-governing body]

Review Committee [City Planning Committee, Building Committee, Joint Committee on Urban Architecture]

Community Involvement District Unit Plan

Through various participation and opportunities of the residents, the residents themselves diagnose problems with the cities they live in.

Continuing to participate in the improvement and follow-up management of the city‘s environment

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Necessity of Establishing Vision for Future Cities

an era in which urban competitiveness determines national competitiveness.

Proposing the Direction of New Urban Policy in Response to Changes in Domestic and Foreign Environment

Establishing an urban policy direction to meet the national goal of ‘low carbon, green growth’

the pending issues of our city

The arrival of a new urban environment, such as population reduction.

The Quality Level of Residential Environment in Old Towns

the weakening of the urban economic base

the lack of diversity in urban culture and the uniformization of landscape.

Poor response system to international environmental problems (reducing greenhouse gases, etc.)

Vision and Objectives of Future Cities

Vision: A vibrant, pleasant, advanced, first-

OBJECTIVE 1 Competitive Vitality City

Creating a vibrant city center through regeneration

Creating a Competitive Future Core Industry Base

OBJECTIVE 2 Convenient Living City

Raising the Level of Comfortable and Convenient Living Environment

Creating a Good Urban Environment for the socially disadvantaged

Creating a convenient and safe public transportation system

OBJECTIVE 3 attractive cultural city

Creating a rich cultural environment to enjoy together

Making Beautiful and Unique Urban Landscape

OBJECTIVE 4 clean green city

Creating a city that practices low-carbon life

Clear water, green forest cultivation

Making a city safe from disasters and crimes

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Land, Infrastructure and Transport Innovative Growth Plan

Autonomous vehicle

With the aim of commercializing level 3* self-driving cars in 2020, which is the same as advanced countries, and laying the foundation for full self-driving cars in 2022, the company plans to push for technology development, infrastructure construction, public feeling events, and system maintenance.

Drone

It will find demand for 3,700 vehicles by 21 years in areas such as national territory surveys, facility diagnosis and fire fighting.

Information exchange and consulting between ‘demand-supply‘ through a public-private consultative body are supported to promote the use of drones.

It will also support entry into the procurement market for excellent products such as priority purchase of Korean products from South Korea.

Smart City

The government will promote a customized spread project to support the establishment of specialized plans suitable for regional characteristics in four existing cities.

It also supports ‘Smart City-type Urban Regeneration‘ in connection with urban regeneration projects to improve the living environment.

Fostering the Growth Engine of Construction and Transportation

Develops construction automation technology using three-dimensional design, virtual construction, and construction robots.

Building an intelligent maintenance system using big data

Expand Zero Energy Architecture

Generating smart airport

Develops Digital Twin technology that implements the same reality in digital space

Automate airport processes

discover potential new industries

Smart logistics, car sharing service using self-driving cars

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Announcement of final exams and assignments

Submission of the assignment is the same as the midterm exam.

The final exam will be held non-face-to-face next week.