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이름:진채은

강의 요약 정리

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강의소개

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The existing two-legged K-New Deal combines digital and green, and is weak in sustained growth due to a lack of creative talent. The new K-New Deal tripod is a combination of digital and education and green, and it achieves continuous leading development with creativity and morality. This can lead to job creation effects, community values, technological advances, economic success, and a wise and happy life.

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The ability of modern information society requires creative ability, a combination of human and computer. However, human abilities vary depending on the times and ideas. We have unlimited potential. Therefore, we should try to make up for our own deficient abilities by utilizing new knowledge through computers.

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The paradigm of society has changed to an information-knowledge society. Students need at least eight hours of study. But we don‘t ‘study‘ while focusing only on memorizing knowledge. Therefore, in the age of convergence, the integrated development of human abilities and the utilization of computers should be made. And furthermore, we must learn how to improve sustainable development and knowledge creation at the same time.

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The urban administration shall be subject to the study of various public activities occurring in a geographical place called an urban. As the information society progresses, the realm of virtual administration is expanding, the trend of globalization and localization is becoming more pronounced, and each city is entering into an international competitive society. Therefore, the government should be able to actively cope with various changes and enhance national competitiveness.

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A city is a place ‘where‘ many people gather and live in economic activity. Common features of the city include a certain type of professional activity, a certain size of population or larger, and a collective residential area. Urban is made up of citizens, land and facilities and activities. The essence of a city is collectivity, nodule, and non-agricultural. Our country‘s cityscape focuses on economic feasibility. We must create a city that fits the era of convergence.

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Regional structure refers to the gathering of multiple sub-regions and the formation of large whole areas with their respective roles to functionally link to each other to perform one new function. The regionalization of cities is a process of geographical differences in which various urban facilities appear on the surface. The historical development of cities varies from city to city. The general logic is that the production location of the related industry is formed and the non-based industry is formed as the consumption position. Thus urbanization occurs and urban functions result in regional differentiation.

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Linear theory is the theory that the regional structure of residential areas in urban inner areas can be identified by a fan-shaped linear structure. The theory of linearity was divided into high, medium, and low areas. The theory of linearity was criticized in that cultural factors should also be important. Multi-core theory argues that there is a factor within the city that separates urban functions by avoiding the central core. This is criticized for not considering more than two floors underground or above the ground. Multi-dimensional theory refers to the theory that the inner structure of a city can be grasped in three dimensions.

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There are basically four valid criteria for urban growth and structure. First, theory must have a dynamic aspect to represent the process of the city being rescued and growing. Second, theory must be able to explain empirical evidence and must be proved. Third, theory should be consistent with internal logic. Fourth, theory must represent the phenomenon. The theories of urban growth are as follows.

Communication theory approach to urban growth, frame emphasizing human interaction, concept system centered on urban form, accessibility concept and urban structure, economic model of spatial structure.

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The city has changed with the times. In the Neolithic Age, urban states began to be built and residential villages were formed. The biggest feature of the Greek city state was Agora, a self-governing city with a democratic character, due to the western urban transformation. The Roman Empire had a public bath called Thermae and a collective residence of a lower class called Insula. Most medi cities are mountainous and form solid castles. The Renaissance was built with the change of fundamental paradigm on spatial structure and the development of new weapons. Modern cities are required to overcome regional imbalances and reorganize their structures. Future cities will have virtual and real spaces.

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Urbanization, the result of industrialization, concentrated capital and population into big cities. Urbanization of our country continues to take place in the near-complete or functional aspect. The phenomenon of urban centralization in Korea is that the majority of the people live in cities, and the number of urban population has doubled every 10 years. As such, problems such as the occurrence of air and water pollution due to the unplanned concentration of the population, the shortage of available land due to the concentration of the population, housing problems, traffic problems, and the occurrence of social pathology in the city arise. Industrialization resulting from the development of industrial technology increases the demand of the labor force and the demand of the labor force triggers population migration, thus promoting urbanization. The post-Corna 19 society will need to take measures, along with agonizing over how it will change.

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Urbanization refers to the movement of population from rural areas to urban areas. Urbanization occurs organically or deliberately as a result of individual, collective, or national behavior.

In the city, money and services, wealth and opportunity are concentrated. This can be beneficial both culturally and economically. It not only reduces commuting time and costs, but also reduces greater opportunities for access to the labor market, better education, housing and safety conditions. However, urbanization can also cause problems such as alienation, stress, increased costs, and environmental problems. Similar problems now affect the developing world, rising inequality resulting.

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Urbanization can improve environmental quality for many reasons.

First, urbanization increases eco-friendly income levels.Service sector and growing demand for eco-friendly and environmental compliance)

Second, urbanization improves environmental reputation. (excellent facilities and quality living standards in urban areas) Finally, urbanization in rural areas suppresses pollution emissions by increasing R&D.

But in fact, urbanization is negatively affecting environmental problems, crime, water quality, asthma, nutrition, hypergrowth, food waste, life expectancy and waste.

Although urbanization tends to produce more negative effects, one positive effect is an increase in physical activity. It is necessary to devise a method for urbanization.

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중간고사

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The economic and social crisis caused by Corona 19 is spreading around the world, and the crisis of public transportation, the contraction of the shared economy, the expansion of non-face-to-face decision-making methods, changes in work and lifestyle have greatly affected our lives, including the shrinking demand for traditional office space, restaurants and entertainment facilities, and the demand for new standards for the installation and operation of facilities for collective use. We are already an example of a mature sense of citizenship in Corona19, but the potential risks of proliferation persist. Therefore, it is necessary to draw consensus on overall changes with experts who have accumulated experience and to gather strength of collective intelligence on issues by subject to find a reasonable solution to cope with new changes.

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Our housing problems have many problems such as solvency and housing occupancy problems, quality problems such as building size and structural facilities, quantitative problems in housing supply rates, housing instability, inequality, inequality, housing gap, etc. So a new paradigm is needed for these problems. First, it is to address housing insecurity among the socially vulnerable (low-income, disabled, boys and girls head of household). Second, it is to ensure universal housing welfare for all citizens. Third, the capacity of housing policy should be strengthened with the local government at the center. Fourth, housing policy programs that take into account the specificity and locality of each local self-organization are needed. (In general, access by income, class, and household is required.)

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Geography is a representation of the topography or location of a place.  GIS analyzes and presents the system of computer software, hardware, and space-bound information by visualizing, manipulating, analyzing and displaying spatial data. GPS, static maps and software have different characteristics from GIS. Applications using GIS data include digitalization and scan maps, databases, GPS, characteristic field sampling, and remote sensing & aerial photo graphics. Currently, GIS is widely used in emergency services, environmental monitoring, business, industry, information, education and government.

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The GIS consists of data and information. This information refers to geospatial data that can be divided into location data and characteristic data. Location data is divided into relative position data and absolute position data, and characteristic data is divided into shape, image and attribute data. Position data represent points or positions on an image or on a map relative to the plane position and vertical position. Relative position data are the criteria for location information, relative position, or topological relationships in model space. Absolute location information refers to location information on actual space, ground, underground, marine air, etc. or location standards in space. The shape data of textual information consists of six feature elements that describe map shape and annotations and are entered in a constant grid or vector and raster format. Image information is entered by digitizing information from satellites, aircraft, or images. Property information indicates the characteristics, quality, relationship, and topographical location of the map. Vector data among the shapes are expressed as spatial data with points (0-dimensional), lines (1-dimensional), and faces (2-dimensional), and the positions of points, lines, and planes are recorded in x-coordinates and y-coordinates. The advantages of vector data are similar to the actual shape of a map and can be expressed in high resolution. The disadvantages are complex structures and high deployment costs. The shape and shape of Lester data are similar in structure to data storage management by cell or pixel. Advantages are simple structures that are easy to analyze. The disadvantage is that space accuracy and resolution are low. Phase structure refers to a study that indicates the relationship of form or location regardless of the point, line, face, or location in space, and has characteristics such as proximity, connectivity, area determination, etc. The main spatial analysis methods of GIS data in phase setting include topological operation, geometric analysis, buffering analysis, overlay analysis, network analysis, spatial analysis, etc. GIS-related data structure characteristics include planning structure, hierarchy, organizational network structure, and relationship structure.

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The 21st century is a planned era after much development in society.  Our daily lives are planned to start with a plan and analyze what we want to do in advance, anticipate the future, and uate the results. Since modern society is a pluralistic society and an era of planning, we must create our own ideas in learning and we must be accompanied by knowledge, ideas, and information technology to live in the future society.

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The purpose of the plan is efficiency, equity, and rational action. The characteristics of a plan are the attainment of purpose, exercise of choice, future direction, action, and inclusiveness. There is value formation, identification, and effect in the process of planning. Theoretically, the classification of plans is classified as social planning and spatial planning according to the nature of public planning. The scope of social planning means the whole field of social science, including politics, economy, culture, etc., as a whole, which can be defined as one that deals with the public interest. Space planning is a plan to create harmony between human activity patterns and functional spaces that accommodate them, which is referred mainly to as physical planning. The planning process is problem identification, goal setting, planned and predicted analysis, alternative setting, feasibility analysis, uation, ‘select‘ion and execution of the final plan.

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Urban planning refers to 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. Urban planning aims to promote sound development of the city and contribute to the promotion of public welfare by aligning the functions and structure of the city with economic and social needs, especially by forming and inducing it in harmony with the principles of supply and demand. The scope of urban planning refers to urban development plans and statutory urban plans in a narrow sense, and the broad meaning includes regional plans and local development plans.

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Urban planning refers to a series of processes to establish and implement the desirable future of the city, and it is also a tool for the sound and proper management of the city through regulations, inducement policies, or maintenance measures necessary for the future development of the city. Urban planning is necessary to alleviate or resolve urban problems and to prevent problems that may occur in the farther future. A 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 refers to a plan that provides guidance for the establishment of an urban management plan. The Urban Management Plan is a statutory plan that is binding on the private land use of residents, i.e. the building-to-land ratio, floor area ratio, etc. during construction activities, and it is a plan 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 for the cities and villages in which we live to take into account both three-dimensional building plans and flat land use plans, which rationalize land use, secure a good residential environment, and encourage systematic and planned development of the area. The purpose of the district unit plan is to create an environment-friendly urban environment ‘where‘ humans and nature coexist and to enable sustainable urban development or urban management. The first type of district unit plan (city) is an area that requires the readjustment of existing towns, an area that requires the preservation of existing towns, an area that requires the management of existing towns, and an area that requires the development of new towns. Type 2 of district unit planning (non-urban) are housing type, industrial type, distribution type and tourism type.

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Now, Korea needs to set up a future city as it is an era when urban competitiveness determines national competitiveness. For future cities (vital cities, living cities, cultural cities, and green cities), which aim for growth, convenience, identity and environment, we need to present future urban policy directions in response to changes in domestic and international conditions. It is necessary to adjust the supply and demand of living areas and convenience facilities due to population reduction and changes in population structure, and to improve the living environment, such as urban policies and reconstruction and redevelopment, which can reflect various demands such as the elderly population and multicultural families. In addition, the government needs to revitalize the city center and reorganize small and old industrial complexes, establish cultural and landscape management measures, save energy and respond to the expansion of renewable energy.

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In 2021, Smart City, which was created as a platform for the fourth industrial revolution, will be launched in earnest. Smart City includes services for smart mobility, smart parking, emergency forecasting, emergency rescue, system management, smart grid, building energy management, fine dust prediction, smart water management, senior citizens living alone and the disabled. And it revolutionizes the mobile system through the commercialization of autonomous driving vehicles that have expanded the communication between cars and roads. An era of unmanned aerial vehicles will be held by establishing an autonomous remote flight system. The construction industry will be advanced and new buildings will be zero-energy. It will discover potential new industries such as digital land, smart airports, etc.

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