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과제1(제출일자)				O	20.10.15
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이름: 조은희

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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.

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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.

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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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The economic and social crisis under Corona 19 is spreading around the world, and its impact calls for the overall reorganization of urban people‘s way of life. Also, the spread of Corona 19 has intensified the crisis and traffic congestion of public transportation. As telecommuting expands, changes in the way they work are accelerating. This is expected to reduce demand for white collar office space. In the case of restaurants, the demand for direct consumption will decrease and the demand for door-to-door packaging and delivery will increase, reducing costs and increasing the number of self-employed people who want to operate through delivery by securing only cooking space. Offline retailers such as department stores and large discount stores face difficulties due to the increase in non-face-to-face consumption methods and weakening price competitiveness after the Corona 19 incident, as well as the "weekend holiday" system that is being implemented to protect the local businesses. By being able to purchase goods at relatively low prices through the Internet, large discount stores have lost their price competitiveness, and consumers will not have to visit and purchase large discount stores in person.

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GIS serves to help Systemof Computersoftware, hardware and data, and employees manipulate, analyze and present key business information. GIS is usually an explorer loyal to geographic location, data analysis, software, data and manpower. The methods of use of GIS include fire fighting, police, surveillance, site location of environmental factors, site location of business factors, delivery system, transportation, communication, mining, pipeline, industrial factor, region, state, federal, military education factor research, parish and administration. Two methods of entering and visualizing data in GIS are raster and vector. Raster is already taking this form for pixels, location values, satellite and aerial photographs. Vectors are points, lines & polygons, characteristics, characteristics, size, type, length, etc. Digitized and ScannedMaps are purchase, donation, free (Internet) and are created by users. The database is Tablesofdata. GPS means the earth positioning system and is a dual location. FieldSamplingofAttributes is a remote sensing & aerial photograph.

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Shape data are composed of six shape elements to describe map shape and annotations, numerical description of map shape, or specific map elements of map, and are entered in a constant grid or Vector and Raster form. The characteristics of vector data include spatial data representation with points (0-dimensional), lines (1-dimensional), and faces (2-dimensional), points, lines, and faces (two-dimensional), location x, recording with y-coordinate, object size and orientation, and data management by object. The characteristics of Lester data include data storage management on a cell or pixel basis, photo-like structures, and data as a whole is recognized as a single object and easily acquired by scanning. The advantages and disadvantages of vector data are similar to the actual shape of the map and high spatial accuracy, and the disadvantages of complex structure and high construction cost. The advantages and disadvantages of Lester data include simple structure, easy analysis, low spatial accuracy, and low resolution. Plan structure is fast to search for data, hierarchy is capable of adding and deleting various records, organizational network structure has diverse access paths to data, and relationship structure is accessible to end users.

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21C is the age of planning, our daily lives are starting with planning, and we plan to pre-judge and analyze what humans want to do, anticipate the future and uate the results. The development of society is developing into a post-industrial society or an information society through an industrial society, and the information society will become common in the near future. The government is shifting from E-governance to the ubiquitous government, the smart age. Modern society is in the process of developing into a pluralistic society. It is undergoing a decision-making process of consultation, coordination, and compromise with each other to ensure efficiency by various interest groups, thereby maximizing the interests of each group. The structural features of M.Weber‘s industrial society include 1) Mass Production 2) Mass Distribution 3) Mass Consumption. In addition, the change in planned paradigm based on information services will shift to the era when the mass era will disappear and multi-categories of unique products will be produced and distributed to meet the needs of consumers, in which case the plan will be transformed into a collaborative governance. It also switches to an era ‘where‘ infinite share and spillover of information is possible.

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The purpose of the plan, first, efficiency, equity, and rational action. Second, there are market aid or substitution, and third, changes or expansion of choice. The nature of the plan includes, first, the achievement of the purpose, and second, the exercise of options.Third, there is future-orientedness, fourth, behaviorality, fifth, inclusiveness. Today is called the planning era, but it is difficult to distinguish accurately. But theoretically, according to the nature of public planning, the classification of plans is classified as social planning and spatial planning. Social planning refers to the entire field of social science, such as politics, economy and culture, and can be defined as an area that deals with the interests of the participating groups, namely the public interest, rather than with individual problems. Space planning is a plan that harmonizes human activity patterns with the functional space that accommodates them, which is mainly called physical planning. Examples include the comprehensive national territory development plan, transportation plan, urban basic plan and living space plan. The planning process consists of problem identification, goal setting, planning and forecasting analysis, alternative setting, feasibility analysis, uation, and final implementation.

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The purpose of urban planning is to promote the sound development of cities and contribute to the promotion of public well-being and public welfare by prescribing matters necessary for the formulation, decision, and execution of urban planning for the construction, readjustment, metering, etc. of cities, and to promote the sound development of cities by forming and inducing urban functions and structures in accordance with economic and social needs, especially in harmony with demand and supply principles. The narrow meaning of urban planning is the urban development plan, the statutory urban plan, and the broad meaning includes the regional plan and the regional development plan. The national territory plan presents the desirable future of the national territory space and long-term policy directions for achieving it in consideration of internal and external conditions surrounding the national territory, and enhances the productivity of the national territory and the quality of people‘s lives through balanced development of the national territory, expansion of SOCs, improvement of living environment, etc. In addition, by introducing the urban basic planning system in the revision of the Urban Planning Act 1981 and establishing a three-step urban planning system, the three elements of the overallity, processability and enforceability of urban planning are systematically supported. The urban planning system establishes three stages of urban planning: basic urban planning, urban management planning, and district unit planning.

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The term "urban planning" means a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future vision of a city. It is also a tool for the sound and proper management of the city through necessary regulations, guidance policies, or means of maintenance, by predicting the level of future development of the city. The reason for the need for urban planning is that urban planning is necessary because the population is concentrated in urban areas, which causes urban problems such as overcrowding, becoming large, and reckless development. Among the national territory and urban planning systems, three are metropolitan urban planning, basic urban planning and urban management planning. Among them, the wide-area urban plan is similar to the basic urban plan in that it presents a long-term direction for development, but there is a difference between the plan for two or more administrative districts. Meanwhile, the other two plans, which are established for the same administrative district and closely related to the lives of the people, also have differences. First of all, the Urban Basic Plan presents a future vision for the target area from the changes in spatial structure to the socio-economic aspects. On the other hand, the urban management plan is different from the urban basic plan in that it plans to embody and realize this future development direction in urban space and has legal binding force.

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The District Unit Plan has a three-dimensional effect on the cities and villages we live in. The plan is to be formulated in consideration of both the livestock plan and the flat land use plan, rationalize land use, secure a good residential environment, and induce systematic and planned development of the area. In addition, ‘district unit plan‘ can be established under a system that actively induces residents‘ participation. The district unit plan includes the first district unit plan and the second district unit plan, and the types of the first district unit plan include areas that need to be preserved in the existing city area and areas that need to be developed in the new town. The types of second-class district unit planning include areas that want to foster industries and areas that want to operate integrated distribution and logistics. Incentives are given in the district unit plan, and incentives are given to achieve the purpose of the district unit plan, such as designating a specific purpose.

Type 1 district unit plan may be applied by mitigating the building-to-land ratio, floor area ratio, and height if part of the planned site is provided as a site for public facilities, etc. When an open space or open space is provided for residents, it can be applied by mitigating the floor area ratio and height. It can be applied by mitigating the scope of use, type, and size of buildings in residential, commercial, industrial, or green areas.

Type 2 district unit plans may be mitigated within 150% of the building-to-land ratio and 200% of the floor area ratio applied in the Land-use or Land-use areas. The scope of mitigation of the restriction shall be determined by the district unit plan, and if the scope of mitigation is not reflected in the district unit plan, the restriction on the act shall not be mitigated at the time of building permit. The introduction of the district unit plan was made by integrating the ‘province system‘ under the Building Act 1980 and the ‘detailed plan‘ under the Urban Planning Act 1991 into the Urban Planning Act in 2000. The National Land Planning and Utilization Act (hereinafter referred to as the National Territory Planning Act), which integrated the National Territory Utilization and Management Act and the Urban Planning Act in 2003, designated the 1st District Unit Plan for urban areas and the 2nd District Unit Plan for non-urban areas.

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Population growth is expected to slow down rapidly since 2000 and decline to a peak of 49 million in 2018. And a continued increase in the number of foreign residents will bring in a new urban environment. In the future, urban policies are needed to adjust the supply and demand of living areas and convenience facilities due to population reduction and demographic changes, and to reflect various demands such as the elderly population and multicultural families. In addition, the preservation, development, and management of unique historical and cultural assets or natural resources specialized by each city is insufficient, and the unique urban brands and urban identity that citizens can be proud of is insufficient compared to advanced countries, and the absence of landmarks and uniform landscape create a monotonous urban beauty. There is a lack of space structure and facilities to cope with international environmental problems and resource crises. In addition, pressure to reduce carbon emissions by international agreements such as Kyoto Protocol is expected. In order to create a vibrant city center through regeneration, it is necessary to create a city street that is easy to walk and lively, and to induce urban regeneration in connection with urban function protection and specialized functions. Such efforts are needed to create a safe city by establishing a green transportation environment, establishing a convenient and safe public transportation system, developing a three-dimensional high-precision complex centered on station areas, living low-carbon life through urban greening and energy conservation, expanding energy self-sufficiency by installing new and renewable energy facilities, preserving river ecosystems and establishing a green network.

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It established smart city in 2017, will launch national pilot city in 2018, smart city in existing city, and start smart city in 2021. Smart City will contain various services such as emergency forecasting/emergency rescue/facility management, smart mobility/smart parking, smart grid/building energy management, fine dust prediction/smart water management, elderly people living alone, support for the disabled, and digital market. And by commercializing self-driving cars, it revolutionizes the mobile system and opens the era of unmanned aerial vehicles. It has prepared a foundation for drone operation in 2017, will expand drone market in 2018, innovate drone management system, and establish autonomous remote flight system in 2022. To advance the construction industry, the government should launch the development of construction automation technology and introduce an intelligent maintenance system. To start developing construction automation technologies, it is necessary to introduce AI-equipped construction robots and to produce construction materials using 3D printers, and to introduce intelligent maintenance systems, it is necessary to utilize IoT sensors, preemptively maintain building facilities, and establish a big data-based maintenance system. In order to make buildings zero energy, the government should introduce expansion of markets through public initiatives and early revitalization of private markets. Expanding the market through public initiatives requires mandatory construction of zero-energy for public corporations and zero-energy construction in the public sector, while early activation of the private market requires a drastic strengthening of insulation standards to the level of advanced countries and reduction of zero-energy building acquisition taxes.

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Final exams and assignments.