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기말고사
과제1(제출일자)	10/20			O
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이름:이승진

강의 요약 정리:

1주차(1)

수강정정기간

1주차(2)

수강정정기간

2주차(1)

강의내용안내

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Until now, the study has been done by professors and students listening, but now students should come to the classroom to give lectures and discuss with professors after listening to famous professors' lectures. Future study is to constantly train, learn, and create one's brain. After watching, listening, and understanding study, you have to make it your own and develop your own abilities. We have to think about how to live wisely in society and have to dream big and have a big meaning like a great man.

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Today's lecture is about the information society. The information society inevitably appeared. The emergence of the information society has come to enjoy the richest era of all time. However, there were negative effects of destruction of the natural environment and mass unemployment. Therefore, computers have emerged for a paradigm in which economic development and environmental preservation can coexist. Until now, humans have not been able to solve problems of time and space, but they have been able to solve problems with the development of computers and the Internet. In the future, it will develop into an era of creativity along with an era of labor loss. Therefore, creativity is important in modern times.

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Studying is not just remembering the content, but understanding and acting. Today's lecture is about information. Since information affects the decision-making process, it must be accurately grasped when obtaining information. Information increases in value due to the characteristics of non-consumption, cumulative effectiveness, and non-transferability. In addition, information can be copied and does not disappear when used. The distinction between producers and consumers is ambiguous, and both producers and consumers play a role. However, various problems arise, such as piracy and ownership of information, and social inequality between those who use information and those who cannot.

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Today's lecture is about the public information system. Public information systems were created for the general public, not specific organizations. The public information system is divided into three generations. The first generation is a system that collects information, the second generation is a system that searches for information, and the third generation is a system that processes information. Users of public information systems are classified into three categories. The three are classified into C, G, and B, C is a citizen, customer, B is a company, and G is a government and institution. It should not end with just using the service, but should be able to develop apps. Don't just listen to what you hear in the lecture, but understand and accumulate knowledge.

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Today's lecture is about what a public information system is. A public information system refers to a system available for public use. Public information systems can be analyzed in many aspects, such as user, use, content, and technical organizational. The public information system consists of three generations. The first generation is an information collection system, which means minimum information sharing. The second generation shares data through information retri systems, but does not process it. The third Generation 3 refers to the largest shared data processing system as an information processing system. Public management information systems use information systems for public management. The private information system is a system mainly used in the field of personal business that pursues profits.

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I took an online lecture because of self-isolation. Today's lecture is about the information environment. I talk a lot about the information society and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, but I myself don't think about what to do or how I should change. We should think about how we should change in the information society ourselves. This is an era where each person runs his or her own path. The core of the 4th industrial revolution is the era in which AI is connected to the Internet of Things. Unlike in the past, the infrastructure of the information society is big data that combines satellite images and geographic information.

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I took an online lecture because of self-isolation. Today's lecture is about the public information system. Figure 1 aims to support the concept of information in a more systematic direction. The public information system supports work or process. Users of public information systems should require access to data. Data is generated in the process of the public information system. Well-structured data can be recycled on other processors. It is important to have the ability to analyze and utilize data well.

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Today's lesson is about geographic information systems. Geographic information system is a system that provides and analyzes information related to spatial location. Geographic information systems include GPS, maps, and a software package. 80% of all data has spatial elements. Geographic information system is a method of visualizing, analyzing, and exhibiting spatial data. Data is not easy to understand, but the geographic information system visualizes the data and makes it easier to understand. There are two ways to visualize and input data. Grid is represented by pixels and linear is represented by dots and lines. Geographic information systems are necessary for data analysis any‘where‘, such as industry, business, environment, government, and education.

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Information is a meaning derived from one or more data. It is easy to share and new information can be generated through documentation. Geospatial information is classified into location data and characteristic data.Location data is information indicating a point or line position as a plane position or a vertical position. Location data are classified into relative location data and absolute location data. Characteristic data are classified into graphic data, image data, and attribute data. The graphic data consists of six graphic elements for explaining the map shape and annotation. Video data is input by quantifying information on satellites, images obtained through aircraft, and photographs. Attribute data showed the characteristics, quality, relationship, and topographical location of the map shape. Phase structure is a study that shows the relationship between shape and difference regardless of amount or size with respect to points, lines, faces, and positions in space. The phase structure appears as the determination of connectivity, proximity, and area.

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The new paradigm of the fourth industry can be seen in economic, political, and technical aspects. In terms of economy, it should go from a market economy and a sharing economy to a subscription economy. On the political front, it should go from democracy to wisdom democracy. In terms of technology, it is necessary to go from the 4th Industrial Revolution to IOT, AI, and big data. AI has mathematics, big data has satellite images, geographic information, and statistics. In the future, spatial statistics should be analyzed. This is a big data analyst. In order to get a job, it has to be a digital transformation.

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휴강

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The economic and social crisis caused by the unprecedented experience of COVID-19 is spreading around the world, and accordingly, efforts to solve the problem from a new perspective are needed. Due to COVID-19, the number of public transportation users decreased due to concerns over transmission, resulting in a crisis due to a decrease in the income of public transportation, which is likely to intensify traffic difficulties. In addition, most of them are non-face-to-face, causing problems in various fields such as residents' participation, deterioration in the quality of public opinion collection methods, and reduced sales of restaurants and entertainment establishments. Accordingly, it is necessary to set the direction of urban policy in line with the post-COVID-19 era. It is faithful to the basic principles of urban planning and should actively accept technological innovation that will be accelerated by COVID-19. In order to strengthen the quarantine of public transportation or services, investment should be expanded to increase the utilization rate of public transportation and solve traffic difficulties. In order to minimize the spread of infectious diseases, standards for installing and managing facilities in peacetime and emergency times should be prepared, and technologies for digital citizen participation should be developed. As such, it is necessary to set urban policy directions in line with the post-COVID-19 era, such as solving problems caused by COVID-19 or preventing risks.

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Geography is understanding ‘where‘ it is and why it should be there. It is to manipulate data using a geographic information system and use it as information or knowledge. A geographic information system refers to all computers or systems related to space and location. GPS, maps, and software packages are also geographic information systems. A geographic information system is a method of analyzing or showing spatial data. The database is difficult to interpret. Visualization is worth a thousand words. Raster is a pixel representation of position and value. Vector is a visualization of numerical data. Geographic information systems include electronic maps, databases, GPS, remote sensing, and aerial photographs. Places ‘where‘ geographic information systems are used include emergency services used by fire fighting or police, transportation or delivery systems, monitoring, and modeling. As such, spatial data analysis is necessary every‘where‘. Geographic information systems used on the Internet include Olympics, National Geographic Map Machine, Finda Home, ATM Locator, Store Locator, and GIS Info.

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Today's lecture is about the data structure and characteristics of GIS. Data is not processed into a simple set of facts or numbers that represent the real world, and is meaningless in itself. Information is a meaning derived from one or more data, and it is easy to share and new information can be generated through documentation. Information classification is divided into Geo-Spatial Information, Positional Data, and Descriptive Data. Positional Data is divided into Relative Positional Data and Absolute Positional Data. Positional Data is information indicating a point or line position on an image or map as a plane position or a vertical position. Relative Positional Data is a reference for location information, relative position, or phase relationship in model space, and Absolute Positional Data is a reference for location in real space, ground, underground, marine air, etc. or in space. Descriptive Data is divided into Graphic, Image, and Attribute Data. Graphic data is a numerical description of a map shape or a specific map element of a map, and image data is input by digitizing images or photographic information obtained through satellites or aircraft. Attribute data is information indicating the characteristics, quality, relationship, and topographical location of the map shape. Types of GIS data include documents, maps, aerial photographs, satellite image data, statistical data, and survey data. The data structure of GIS graphic data is divided into vector data that expresses spatial data by points, lines, and planes, and Leicester data that stores and manages data in cell or pixel units. Topological structure is a study that shows the relationship between shape and position regardless of amount or size with respect to points, lines, planes, and positions in space.

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Due to the development of society, it has developed from an industrial society to an information society, and in the near future, the information society will become common. Accordingly, the government is shifting to the ubiquitous government and the smart era. In addition, the 21st century is the era of planning, and planning is to judge and analyze what humans want to do in advance, predict the future, and uate the results. Planning originated from the pursuit of human rationality, and humans have limitations in recognizing the truth. And the plan itself has no value or utility, and the fact that the plan has been prepared cannot solve the problem. Planning is the field of dealing with unknown facts, that is, the process of trying to know unknown facts, and planning motivates according to human needs, and the content range function is determined by the subject who executes the plan. This is the logical background of the concept of publication. The academic background of planning theory is Normative Value Theory and Epistemology. Normative Value Theory is based on social norms or morality, Epistemology is based on knowledge accumulated by human experience, and establishes planning philosophy on a causal basis. In other words, it is linked to the information input estimation process, data collection analysis, and processing. Planning is a series of procedures, defined as the process of determining appropriate future actions through a series of choices. The urban administration theory learning method must also create its own method, and knowledge, ideas, and information utilization technology for this must be accompanied to live in a new era.

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Planning is a means of reducing waste or generating maximum revenue from resources. Rationality is sometimes thought to increase the rationality of decisions, which may be the challenge of planning to inform decision makers, customers, and the public. Plans require identification of the best of all alternatives. An optimally chosen alternative means an efficient course of action The characteristics of the plan include achievement of purpose, exercise of options, future orientation, action, and inclusiveness. Planning incorporates the concept of an objective process tailored to a preferred and orderly purpose. Planning is an action that implements values, means, and ‘select‘ed alternatives, and is the final step to what is desired, if used to bring results. Today's plans are classified into social plans and spatial plans according to the nature of public plans. Social planning oversees all fields of social science, including politics, economy, and culture, and deals with the interests of participating groups, that is, the public interest, rather than with individual problems. Space planning is a plan to create harmony between human activity patterns and functional spaces that accommodate them. The planning process includes problem diagnosis, goal articulation, prediction and projection, alternative plan, feasibility analysis, uation, final draft ‘select‘ion, and execution.

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The basic concept of urban planning refers to plans for land use, transportation, sanitation, water and sewage, and park green areas to promote the sound development of cities and promote public well-being order and public welfare. Specifically, it refers to a plan for designation or change of an area, district, or area, a plan for installation, maintenance, and improvement of roads, railways, garbage, public facilities, land readjustment projects, a group of residential land adjustment projects, or redevelopment projects. The purpose is to promote the sound development of cities and contribute to the promotion of public order and public welfare by stipulating necessary matters for the planning, decision, and execution of urban plans for the construction, maintenance, and measurement of cities. The designation and setting of various regional districts and the planning of facilities prescribed by each ordinance fall into the category, and it refers to general town development plan, station town planning scheme, etc., and includes regional planning and local development planning in a broad range. Considering the internal and external conditions surrounding the country, the national land plan aims to present the desirable future of national space and long-term policy directions to achieve it, improve national productivity, and improve the quality of life of the people. The role of urban planning is to contribute to stabilizing urban development, enhance policy and administrative feasibility, maximize investment effects of limited resources, actively cope with changes in conditions, and induce changes in desirable directions to promote urban development and uate future policies.

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Urban planning in Korea is implemented to promote public welfare and improve the quality of life of the people based on the National Land Planning Act, which is a law on the planning and use of the national land. Urban planning is necessary to alleviate or resolve urban problems and prevent future problems. Among the national land and urban planning systems, there are three types of urban planning: metropolitan urban planning, urban basic planning, and urban management planning. The metropolitan city plan is a plan to present long-term development directions to interlink the spatial structure and functions of two or more adjacent special cities, cities, cities, or counties, preserve the environment, and systematically improve metropolitan facilities. The metropolitan city plan presents development directions and guidelines for wide-area facilities, functional sharing, spatial structure initiatives, and cultural leisure spaces. An urban master plan is a comprehensive plan that presents basic spatial structure and long-term development directions for jurisdictions such as special cities and metropolitan cities, and refers to a plan that serves as a guideline for establishing an urban management plan. The city master plan plans matters such as regional characteristics, economy and industry, spatial structure, infrastructure, etc. The urban management plan is a legal plan that is binding on residents' use of private land, and is a plan to specify and realize the contents presented in the metropolitan city plan and the basic urban plan. Urban management plans include plans for the installation, maintenance, and improvement of infrastructure, plans for urban development projects and maintenance projects, designation of district unit planning areas, modification, and district unit plans. The only urban management plan among urban planning is that residents can propose a proposal to the planner.

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The district unit plan is to establish the city and village ‘where‘ we live by considering both three-dimensional building plans and flat land use plans. The purpose of establishing a district unit plan is divided into type 1 and type 2 district unit plans according to urban and non-urban areas. The Type 1 District Unit Plan is a project to create an environmentally friendly urban environment for certain areas in urban areas and to enable sustainable urban development and management. Type 1 district unit plan includes areas that require maintenance, preservation, and management of existing cities, and areas that require development of new cities. Type 2 district unit plan is established to prevent reckless development in planned management areas or development promotion areas, re-establish areas and functions by installing sufficient infrastructure, and improve functions and aesthetics of surrounding areas, cities, and counties to create eco-friendly and sustainable cities. Type 2 district unit plans include residential, industrial, distribution, and tourism and recreation. The main points of the district unit plan are the layout and size of the infrastructure, the size and construction plan of the furniture and land, the use of the building, the building waste, the floor area ratio, the highest, minimum, and the traffic treatment plan. The resident proposal system is a system proposed by residents regarding the formulation of an urban management plan, and is the most direct and influential resident participation system. The resident participation district unit plan is a resident-system type of urban planning in which residents directly diagnose problems with their cities through residents' participation and continue to participate in environmental improvement and follow-up management of the city.

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It is an era in which urban competitiveness determines national competitiveness. It is necessary to present a new urban policy direction in response to environmental changes and establish an urban policy direction in response to the national goal of low-carbon green growth. Therefore, it is necessary to present the direction of future urban policy in response to changes in domestic and foreign conditions. There are many cases and problems such as new urban environments such as population decline and cultural diversity increase, poor quality of residential environment in old cities, lack of urban economic foundation, lack of urban cultural diversity, uniformity of landscape, and lack of response system to international environmental problems. The new paradigm of urban policy has shifted from quantitative growth to punitive internalization. The future city aims to be a vital city, a living city, a cultural city, and a green city. In order to create a vibrant city, it is necessary to create a vibrant city center through regeneration and create a competitive future core industrial base. In order to create a living city, it is necessary to raise the level of a pleasant and convenient living environment, create a good urban environment for the socially disadvantaged, and create a convenient and safe public transportation system. In order to create an attractive cultural city, a rich cultural environment and a beautiful and unique urban landscape should be created. Clean green cities should create cities that practice low-carbon lives, cities that are safe from disasters and crimes, and have clear water and green forests.

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The district unit plan is a plan that considers both three-dimensional building plans and flat land use plans for the cities and villages ‘‘where‘‘ we live. It is a system that actively induces residents' participation. The purpose of establishment is a Type 1 district unit plan for urban areas and a Type 2 district unit plan for non-urban areas. The Type 1 District Unit Plan is aimed at creating an environmentally friendly urban environment ‘‘where‘‘ humans and nature coexist in certain areas in urban areas and enabling sustainable urban development or urban management. Types of Type 1 District Unit Plan include areas that require the maintenance of existing cities, areas that require the management of existing cities, areas that need the preservation of existing cities, and areas that need the development of new cities. The second type of district unit plan shall be established to prevent reckless development in the planning management area or development promotion area, re-establish the maintenance and function of the area by sufficiently installing infrastructure, and to create an eco-friendly and sustainable city by improving the functions and aesthetics of the surrounding area, cities, and counties. Type 2 district unit planning types include residential type, distribution type, industrial type, and tourism and recreation type. The district unit plan establishes the layout and size of infrastructure, the use of buildings, the building closure rate, the maximum or minimum building height, the size and construction plan of furniture and land, and the contents of the traffic treatment plan. The resident proposal system is a system proposed by residents regarding the formulation of an urban management plan, and is the most direct and influential resident participation system. The establishment of the district unit plan includes those who have the authority to draft such as special markets, metropolitan markets, mayors, and county heads, and those who have the authority to decide such as special markets, metropolitan markets, and urban history. Participants in the plan include residents, public officials, urban planning committee members, building committee members, and urban construction co-committee members. The resident participation district unit plan is a resident-system-type urban planning that allows residents to diagnose problems in the city they live in and continue to participate in environmental improvement and follow-up management of the city through various participation and opportunities of residents.

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Urban competitiveness determines national competitiveness, and new urban policy directions should be presented in response to changes in the internal and external environment, and urban policy directions should be established to meet the national goals of low-carbon green growth. In other words, it is necessary to present future urban policy directions in response to changes in domestic and foreign conditions. In our city, the population growth rate is expected to slow down after 2000 and decrease after 2018. In addition, cultural diversity is expected to increase due to the continuous increase in foreign stay prices. The quality of the residential environment in the old city is weak, the urban economic base is weakened, the lack of urban cultural diversity and the landscape are uniform, and the response system to international environmental problems is insufficient. Urban policies or improvement directions in response to these problems are needed. Our urban policy is shifting from quantitative growth to a new paradigm of qualitative internalization. In preparation for population decline, aging, and weak residential environment, there are tasks such as strengthening urban growth engines, improving living conditions, creating identity, and restoring the natural environment. The future city has four goals: a competitive vital city, a convenient living city, an attractive cultural city, and a clean green city. The vital city includes creating a vibrant city through regeneration and creating a competitive future core industrial base. The living city aims to raise the level of a pleasant and convenient living environment, create a good urban environment for the socially disadvantaged, and create a convenient and safe public transportation system. The cultural city aims to create a rich cultural environment, create a beautiful and unique urban landscape, and the green city aims to practice low-carbon life, create a city safe from disasters and crimes, and cultivate clear water and green forests. Through this, it is the vision of the future city to create a vibrant and pleasant advanced first-class city.

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The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has proposed cities and new means of transportation that will enrich our lives. After establishing a smart city foundation in 2017, launching a national pilot city in 2018, and smartizing existing cities, smart cities will be created as a platform for the 4th industrial revolution with the full-scale smart city in 2021. All services such as emergency prediction, rescue, facility management, smart mobility, smart, parking, and smart grid will be included in the smart city. It will create a foundation for self-driving tests to build infrastructure in earnest and expand the public's feelings to commercialize self-driving cars to innovate the mobile system. It will increase the level of autonomous driving by creating an environment in which vehicles and roads communicate, such as sending information to the operation center through real-time maps and precision GPS to provide information to vehicles in real time. After laying the foundation for drone operation, it will expand the drone market and innovate the drone management system to establish an autonomous remote flight system to open the era of unmanned airspace in earnest. Before opening the era of unmanned aerial vehicles, we will build a system in our sky that allows unmanned aerial vehicles to fly safely. It also presented a new growth engine in the construction and transportation sector. It will start developing construction automation technology and introduce intelligent maintenance systems to advance the construction industry, expand the market through public leadership, and revitalize the Minsan market early to zero energy for new buildings. We will actively discover and foster new industries with potential such as digital land, smart airports, smart logistics, and new transportation services. Through the above contents, the future industrial structure will be innovated as a new growth engine.