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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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Studying is learning to bring out the computer and the knowledge in your head so that others can make good use of it.

There are black and white in Go. The number of computers is 0 and 1. In Eastern philosophy, this is expressed as yin and yang. What we can see from this is that in the end, it's binary. wisdom penetrating the world

Back-subscription, that is, we should be the main characters who change the world. You have to have an understanding of the changes in the world and prepare accordingly. Because everyone is different, a phenomenon called digital transformation appears.

You have to be self-luminous. You have to make yourself shine and you have to know how to love yourself. We also have to constantly move toward new things. What is study?You have to know exactly what and move on. You should learn how to study while enjoying it. For example, while dancing or singing. It's not why youth is hard, but it's not when it hurts. Life has to be fun. You're young when you enjoy your youth. The key to a reverse subscription economy is to let young people do what they want to do. The state supports it and makes it happen.

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It is in the midst of the post-Corona era, the era of great transformation of industry and cities. The COVID-19 shock triggered a new phase of capitalism. In a market economy, that is, in a subscription economy, it should be a reverse subscription economy. I don't know if it'll all work, but some will. Why should the year-end settlement be done? It's already data that the government has. So for example, the government has to pay individuals the money they use data for. Franchise is also a type of reverse subscription economy. Through start-ups, young people will be able to do all the businesses and things they want to do. But this fundamental change is unemployment behind new developments. It tends to deepen problems such as inequality. Even the same firefighting officials have polarization. That's why I have to start a business. In other words, you have to subscribe back. The reverse subscription economy is what the government supplies.

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What is study? The reason for studying was to put the knowledge in the book into my head until now. Furthermore, it is study that is taken out of the head through speaking and writing there. And next is to be happy. To be happy, I sing and dance. But the reality of our education is that we are not happy to study. In other words, there is no purpose. It is no longer about transferring knowledge to the head. We need to find our purpose through a reverse subscription creative economy.

Why do we have to do math? To understand artificial intelligence, you have to learn math.

It doesn't make sense that someone who knows administration doesn't know the city. The last one must be learned in your head. Otherwise it would be simple labor.

In urban administration, the influence of administration into virtual space is expanding, and the trend of globalization and localization is becoming more pronounced. It is also important academically, but each of us should be able to express through speaking and writing. The more you study, the more humble you become.

Mumford calls the city a courage with condensed socioeconomic and political functions. We must move on in harmony with nature. It can be seen as a chorus or 19. All the man-made things fell apart. But nature's providence is constantly changing, but it's working precisely.

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The information society continues to rise. So what's next information society? Water has solved the problem in some extent. But mentally, there was no revolution. The source of the mind is the Hongik people. In other words, humans must become Hongik human beings in order to survive in a digitized society.

The past is an era of singularity. It has already been decided. The future is a concept of revenge in which many things can happen that may not yet happen. What's important is that it will be advantageous to know how the future will happen. People already know technically.

If we understand that the future society is a combination of the information revolution and the mind revolution, we can make our future happy.

A city is a place ‘where‘ many people live together. In terms of definition by population and facilities, a city refers to an area with a high population density ‘where‘ many humans live together. In terms of administrative definition, cities are considered in terms of the power and historical aspects of local governments when countries actually perform urban administration. The city can be viewed from various perspectives.

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The regional structure is called the regional structure when a plurality of partial regions gather to form a large entire area and perform another function. Regional differentiation includes functional parts. The concentration and dispersion of urban functions are examples of multiple clusters of economic locations with the same functions in a specific area, e.g., restaurants, financiers, etc., and in other cases, isolated economic locations such as retail can be found. The historical development process of cities differs depending on each city, but the general logic is that the production location of the base industry is formed, resulting in population concentration, the formation of consumption location, and the formation of consumption location.

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Hyot raises the theory that the regional structure of residential areas in urban areas can be identified as a fan-shaped linear structure. It depends on the shape of the house.

It is divided into high-altitude areas, mid-altitude areas, and low-altitude areas by using residential areas with the largest area in urban areas. The distribution factors of the land area include changes in population and economy, changes in urban growth and land use include vertical changes in low-density to high-density apartments from dando housing sites, and horizontal expansion of housing around newly organized urban areas.

Linear theory also has limitations. W.Fleigh argued that linear or concentric theory sees the city as a schematic expression, but cultural factors should also be important in the location process.

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Planning theories include theories about the process of planning itself and theories about the main issues of this process, such as urban and regional national planning. The establishment of a theory is not only to explore knowledge of the truth, but also to secure the practicality of obtaining results by applying the theory to improve reality. For this purpose, there are basically four criteria, and specifically, the theory must have a dynamic aspect to represent the process of structure and growth of a city. The theory must be able to explain empirical evidence and must be proved. Theory must be consistent with internal logic. Theory must represent the status quo.

Urban geographers argue that the location of housing varies not only depending on the location of housing, but also the type of occupancy, income level, housing type, age, race, and marital status, and that they move their homes over time, so the amount of housing continues to change. In general, housing proceeds in the direction of preferring self-ownership, but not all urban residents can satisfy this purpose.

The four distinct characteristics of residents' land and residential location in cities are not evenly distributed in cities, but they differ in density and physical and structural forms. It is also different in terms of housing quality. Regarding the nature of the city, the location of the residential area is in the early stages of urban development, and almost all residents are concentrically located in the city center due to poor transportation facilities, and the residential area changes with the development of transportation. The characteristics of urban growth are developed by external inflows. The movement of residential areas consists of immigrants from foreign countries and inflows from rural areas. Most of their characteristics are poor and uncertain groups, and most of them are located in areas with high employment opportunities in large cities such as port cities, and cultural characteristics include Korean town and China town.

The most representative characteristic of urban population density is that Clark empirically decreases exponentially with distance, and on the basis of that, it is a primary exponential curve. However, this curve does not apply to cities, and in the case of cities in the East, it appears differently.

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In Korea, Gojoseon formed a primitive urban form around the 2nd century B.C.

The western city has a Greek city-state with a large characteristic of urban square Agora and grid-shaped street network, and Rome's urban planning is based on Greek urban planning, and Rome is interested in road pavement, water supply, and sewage, and has a public bath called Thermae and a lower-class colony called Insula. Most of the medi cities are mountainous and form solid bodies, usually circular in shape and consisting of castles and lakes, and representative cities include Carcasson in France and Nordlingken in Germany, and their physical characteristics are walls, markets, and temples. Next, you can see the city of the Renaissance, ‘where‘ a new type of castle was built with practical protrusions and yose.

In modern urban planning, major cities in Korea, including the metropolitan area, coexist in relatively functional areas and underdeveloped areas lacking urban facilities in terms of excessive population concentration and lack of infrastructure in the surrounding areas.

Here, the question will arise as to what plans the city of the future should have. To be sure, the common characteristics of coexistence between virtual and real spaces will appear.

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In the era of urbanization, the process of economic rapid growth after 1960 can be characterized by the progress of urbanization worldwide. The rapid growth accompanying industrialization has significantly changed the industrial structure as well as the regional structure. In other words, urbanization concentrated capital and population into large cities, and accompanied by the external expansion of cities. At the same time, rapid urbanization integrated central management functions in the city center, reduced the resident population, and advanced the expansion of suburban areas. Urbanization is almost complete in our country.

To find out the trend of urbanization in the world, the population exceeded 6 billion in the 180s, 1.6 billion in 1900, and 2000s due to the explosive increase in average life expectancy and the development of science and technology.

The urban concentration of the population began in Europe in the mid-19th century and moved to North America, and has recently emerged as a prominent phenomenon in Southeast Asia and Latin America. The high fertility rate, low mortality rate, and low population intelligence in rural areas have resulted in accelerating population migration to large cities.

In Korea, according to the first general survey in 1925, the city population in Korea was 850,000 and 3.41 million in 1944. In 2000, the cityization rate exceeded 90%, with the majority of the people living in cities, and the urban population doubled every 10 years.

The urbanization rate (urban population/total population) of 100 refers to a population above eup, and Eup refers to an area with a population of more than 20,000.

For myself, we should always live happily.

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Urbanization means a decrease in the proportion of people living in rural areas. This mainly refers to the process of forming a city and the process of increasing the number of people working in the city center. Urbanization must be distinguished from urban growth. Urbanization is the ratio and urban growth refers to the number of people.

Urbanization will occur in 2050, with the number of people increasing to 3 billion. Mainly in Asia and Africa. It takes the form of population decline around the world wide.

Urbanization is linked to several areas. Urbanization is a complex. Urbanization can be seen as a proportion of the population or a proportion of cities. The concept of urbanization can be seen in many ways.

Urbanization can be said to be the degree of urban development of the entire population and can be seen as the proportion of the population. Cities cause environmental change. It enables more efficient use of resources and causes various changes such as ecological diversity.

Rural areas cannot be large. City buildings can go underground and buildings, but farmland cannot be one-story or two-story. Village culture is communal living. However, urban culture does not have a blood relationship, is not related, and competitive behavior appears. The unprecedented movement of people will continue and strengthen. You can see the population of the city growing very steeply. Today we are going through global urbanization.

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The existence of urban heat islands has become a growing concern over the years. An urban heat island is formed when industrial and urban areas produce and retain heat. Much of the solar energy that reaches rural areas is consumed by evaporation of water from vegetation and soil. In cities, ‘where‘ there are less vegetation and exposed soil, most of the sun's energy is instead absorbed by buildings and asphalt; leading to higher surface temperatures. Vehicles, factories, and industrial and domestic heating and cooling units release even more heat.[39] As a result, cities are often 1 to 3 °C (1.8 to 5.4 °F) warmer than surrounding landscapes.[40] Impacts also include reducing soil moisture and a reduction in reabsorption of carbon dioxide emissions.

The occurrence of eutrophication in bodies of water is another effect large urban populations have on the environment. When rain occurs in these large cities, the rain filters down the pollutants such as CO2 and other greenhouse gases in the air onto the ground below. Then, those chemicals are washed directly into rivers, streams, and oceans, causing a decline in water quality and damaging marine ecosystems.

Rapid growth of communities create new challenges in the developed world and one such challenge is an increase in food waste [55] also known as urban food waste.

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.[62] Habitat fragmentation does not destroy the habitat, as seen in habitat loss, but rather breaks it apart with things like roads and railways[63] This change may affect a species ability to sustain life by separating it from the environment in which it is able to easily access food, and find areas that they may hide from predation [64] With proper planning and management, fragmentation can be avoided by adding corridors that aid in the connection of areas and allow for easier movement around urbanized regions.

In the developing world, urbanization does not translate into a significant increase in life expectancy.[70] Rapid urbanization has led to increased mortality from noncommunicable diseases associated with lifestyle, including cancer and heart disease.[71] Differences in mortality from contagious diseases vary depending on the particular disease and location

One such effect is the formation of food deserts. Nearly 23.5 million people in the United States lack access to supermarkets within one mile of their home.[72] Several studies suggest that long distances to a grocery store are associated with higher rates of obesity and other health disparities.

Other than that, there are crime, physical activity, and mental health.

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Geography Matters”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 spa tial location spatial location usually a geographic location information – visualization of analysis of data system linking software, hardware, data

personnel a thinking explorer who is key to

GPS Global Positioning System A static map paper or digital Maps are often a “product” of a GIS A way to visualize the analysis A software package 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 ‘where‘ver Spatial Data Analysis

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Data is not processed into a simple set of facts or numbers that represent the real world, and is meaningless in itself. The meaning of information derived from one or more data is easy to share, and new information can be generated through analysis. Information is divided into location data and characteristic data for the first time, and location data is divided into relative location data and absolute location data. Characteristic data are classified into graphic data, image data, and attribute data. First, let's find out the location data. The location data is information indicating a point or line position on an image or map as a plane position or a vertical position. The relative location data belonging to it is the feeling of location information, standing position, or phase relationship in a dream-shaped space, and the absolute location data is the actual location information in space, ground, underground, marine air, etc. or location criteria in space. Figure data, one of the characteristic information, is composed of six figure elements for explaining map shapes and annotations, lines, planes, pixels, grids, and symbols. It is a numerical description of the map shape or a specific map element of the map, and is entered in a certain grid, Vector, and R Raster type.

The key is the establishment of the phase relationship. 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.

The characteristics of phase setting are proximity, connectivity, and area determination, which are spatial phase relationships between a series of topographic elements. It consists of simple elements to complex elements. There is an elimination of duplicate data. It is effective in storing data.

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No one lives their life carelessly. Then why there is a difference in life for each person, everyone lives with a plan, but it depends on how you do it. 21C is the era of planning, and our daily lives are starting with planning, and the plan is to judge and analyze what humans are trying to do in advance, predict the future, and uate the results. The development of society is developing into an information society, and the information society will be preserved in the near future. Modern society is in the process of developing into a pluralistic society. Each of the various interest groups goes through a decision-making process in which they negotiate, coordinate, and compromise with each other to secure efficiency, and maximize the interests of each group.

The change in planning paradigm due to informatization disappears in the Mass era and shifts to an era ‘‘where‘‘ various kinds of unique products are produced and distributed to meet consumer demand, and in this case, the plan is converted to cooperative government. It will also transition to an era ‘‘where‘‘ infinite sharing and spillover of information is possible.

The logical background of the concept of planning first came from the pursuit of human rationality. Second, humans have limitations in recognizing the truth. Third, the plan itself has no value or utility, and the fact that the plan has been prepared cannot solve the problem. The fourth initiative is the area of dealing with unknown facts. Therefore, planning is a process of trying to know the unknown.

Urban administration theory learning methods must also create their own ideas in an integrated way, and knowledge, ideas, and information utilization technology must be accompanied for this to live in a new era.

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Efficiency, equity and rational action In a world of scarcity there is a need to conserve resources and also to allocate them in an efficient way, planning is seen as a means of reducing waste or producing the greatest return from employment of resources. Rationality is sometimes conceived as  referring to increasing the reasonableness of decisions. It means that the task of planning may be to provide information to decision-makers, and to clients and the public. 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. The alternative thus ‘select‘ed as optimal implies an efficient course of action. Market aid or replacement . Change or widening of choice

Planning Characteristics Our definition of planning incorporates a concept of a purposive process keyed to preferred, ordered ends. Such ends may be directions or rates of change, as well as terminal states. Means are not proposed for their own sake, but as instruments to accomplish these. Planning is a behavior which implements values formulated, means established, and alternatives ‘select‘ed. Our definition of planning stresses exercises of choice. Each of the ultimate objectives of planning implies a need in the present for information about the future. Planning is employed to bring about results. It is a step in an ends-means chain leading to that which is desired. Planning serves to relate the components of a system. In order to allow decision-makers to choose rationally among alternative programs, the planner must detail fully the ramifications of proposals.

Planning process Students lack concrete action programs, especially in the information age, very weak at maximizing their characteristics for the individual age: too familiar with collective education: an anachronistic approach to university education: most set vague goals of becoming civil servants). A step-by-step approach should be established and specifically implemented to implement the goal.It is referred to as the era of planning today, but it is difficult to distinguish accurately. However, in theory, the classification of plans is classified into social plans and spatial plans according to the nature of public plans. The planning process consists of problem identification, goal setting, schedule and predictive analysis, alternative setting, feasibility analysis, uation, final proposal ‘select‘ion, and finally execution.

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The term "urban plan" means a plan for land use, transportation, sanitation, water and sewage, park green areas, etc. to promote the sound development of cities and promote public well-being and public welfare. The purpose of urban planning is to formulate urban planning for the construction, maintenance, and measurement of cities. The purpose is to promote sound development of cities and contribute to the improvement of public well-being and public welfare by stipulating the necessary matters for decision and execution. In other words, the functions and structures of cities and communities are formed and induced in accordance with economic and social needs. Considering the internal and external conditions surrounding the country, the national land plan aims to present a desirable future for national space and long-term policy directions to achieve it, and to improve national productivity and quality of life through balanced development, SOC expansion, and living environment improvement. Korea's major space plans include national land planning under the National Land Construction Comprehensive Plan Act, national land use planning under the National Land Use Management Act, urban planning based on the Urban Planning Act, and building planning under the Building Act. The national land plan and the national land use plan shall be subject to the plan of the whole country or some areas of the national land, and the urban planning shall be subject to individual buildings. National land plans are divided into national plans, specific regional plans, metropolitan area plans, provincial plans, and military plans, and urban planning is divided into basic urban plans and urban management plans, and district-level plans are below them. The Urban Planning Act is divided into urban basic plans that present urban development and future plans and urban management plans that restrict land use and buildings, urban planning plans, land readjustment projects, and urban redevelopment projects.

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Urban planning refers to a series of processes to establish and implement a desirable future image of a city. It is also a tool that predicts the future level of development of the city, assumes a desirable form in advance, and manages the city soundly and appropriately through necessary regulations, induction policies, or maintenance measures. All urban planning in Korea is implemented to promote public welfare and improve the quality of life of the people based on the National Language, Planning, and Utilization Act.

Korea has achieved current economic growth due to rapid industrialization and urbanization, but in the 2000s, reflection and concern about the side effects are increasing. In other words, as the population was concentrated in cities, the city was overcrowded and spread in disorder, and various urban problems occurred according to e-mail. It is necessary to alleviate or resolve urban problems and prevent problems that may arise in the further future.

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.

An urban master 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 serves as a guide to the establishment of an urban management plan.

The urban management plan is a legal plan that is binding on residents' private land use, that is, the building waste rate, the capacity rate, and the supplementation in building activities, and is a plan to specify and realize the contents presented in the metropolitan city plan and the basic urban plan.

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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. This streamlines land use, secures a good residential environment, and induces systematic and planned development of the area. A district unit plan, one of the urban management plans, shall be established in active consideration of changes in conditions, such as growth and development of the relevant area, and the future. In addition, it is a system that actively induces residents' participation and allows them to establish district-level plans based on residents' proposals. It is a system that encourages residents to diagnose problems on their own, find solutions, and provides incentives such as behavior mitigation to induce revitalization.There are a total of seven targets for designation of a type 1 district unit plan, including urban development zones designated under Article 3 of the Urban Development Act and maintenance zones designated under Article 4 of the Urban and Residential Environment Improvement Act. The targets for designation of a type 2 district unit plan shall be determined as areas that meet three requirements and areas that meet three requirements as development promotion zones. The district unit plan establishes the layout of infrastructure and the scale of households and land and the contents of the development plan In addition, district unit planning can be carried out at the suggestion of residents. The district unit plan shall be formulated by the special mayor, metropolitan mayor, mayor, county governor, etc. and the special mayor, metropolitan mayor, Do Governor, etc The procedure for establishing a district unit plan shall be, for example, the Mayor for drafting and the Do Governor for the number of counties. In the planning stage, it consists of basic surveys, district unit plans, listening to residents' opinions, and applying for decisions. In the decision stage, it is in the order of consultation with related administrative agencies, deliberation by the city planning committee, decision on district unit plans, and reading the notice.

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Speaking of the need to set up a vision for a future city, it is an era in which urban competitiveness determines national competitiveness. In Korea, ‘where‘ 90% of the population lives in cities, it is no exaggeration to say that the city is what the Republic of Korea is. Moreover, as globalization and openness accelerate, regional and urban competition is intensifying rather than between countries. It is necessary to present mid- to long-term and strategic urban policy directions in consideration of changes in social conditions such as population decline and the advent of an aging society. It is to reestablish the roles of the central and local governments and improve the urban planning management system by strengthening the urban planning authority of local governments. The world is entering the era of environmental revolution through agriculture, industry, and information revolution, and yearns for an era of "green growth." It is necessary to find an urban policy approach that will lead the era of the green revolution. Current issues in our city include the arrival of new urban environments such as population decline, weak quality of residential living environments in old cities, weakening urban economic infrastructure, lack of urban cultural diversity and uniformity of landscape, and international environmental issues. A new paradigm shift is needed to solve these problems. The future city sets the vision of a vibrant and pleasant advanced first-class city. In the future, Korea's city looks like a competitive vital city, a convenient living city, and an attractive cultural city.We'll have to move on to a clean green city.

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In the type of district unit plan of type 1, there are areas that require the maintenance of existing urban areas. It refers to an area that has lost urban functions or is underdeveloped and intends to be renovated. Examples include redevelopment and reconstruction areas. Next, it is an area that needs to preserve the existing city. It is an area ‘where‘ urban type and functions are maintained and maintained as they are. Examples include preserving Hanok Village. Third, it is an area that needs to be managed by the existing city. It is a place that needs to be re-established in accordance with urban growth and development, and it is an area that needs to reorganize infrastructure such as roads or link infrastructure and construction plans. Example refers to street maintenance business. Finally, it is an area that needs the development of a new city. It is a case ‘where‘ it is intended to develop a new urban area that strengthens specific functions such as commerce in a city or absorbs and supplements the functions of existing cities according to urban expansion. Examples include new town development and housing site development.

The targets for designation of type 2 erasure plan can be divided into two. First of all, areas that meet the requirements of 100,000 square meters or more and 30,000 square meters or more, such as when the district unit plan area is a nature conservation area under the Seoul Metropolitan Area Improvement Plan Act or elementary school sites are secured. Second, as a development promotion district, it is limited to cases ‘where‘ housing functions designated as a planned management area, specific, or complex development promotion district are included. This shall be limited to cases ‘where‘ the residential functions of the project, distribution, and complex development promotion zone designated in the planned management area, production management area, and agricultural and forestry area are not included. It is an area that meets the requirements of the Tourism and Recreation Development Promotion Zone designated outside the urban area.

There are four types of District Unit Plan II. First, there are residential types that are used or will be used as a collective living base for residents, distribution types that want to integrate industrial distribution logistics, and tourism and recreation types that create tourist resorts and install necessary facilities.

The district unit plan establishes the layout and size of infrastructure, the size and construction plan of furniture and plans, the use of buildings, the building closure rate, the capacity rate, the maximum or minimum building height, 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.

In the district unit plan, incentives are given to achieve the purpose of the district unit plan, such as designation of specific purposes. Additional development rights are granted beyond the development limits allowed in the area of use, and instead, the supply of public amenities and public facilities is induced and realized. It refers to a system that promotes development by granting benefits in the development process so that individuals or private businesses can obtain private benefits while satisfying the public interest of improving the urban environment.

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It is now necessary to set up a vision for the future city. It is an era in which urban competitiveness determines national competitiveness. In Korea, ‘where‘ 90% of the population lives in cities, it is no exaggeration to say that the city is what the Republic of Korea is. Moreover, as globalization and openness accelerate, regional and urban competition is intensifying rather than between countries. The direction of new urban policies in response to changes in the internal and external environment should be presented. It is necessary to present mid- to long-term and strategic urban policy directions considering changes in social conditions such as population decline and the arrival of an aging society, and to improve the role of the central and local governments and the urban planning management system. Urban policy directions should be established to meet the national goal of 'low carbon green growth'. It is necessary to find an urban policy approach that will lead the era of the green revolution. Future urban policies should be presented to respond to changes in domestic and foreign conditions through public surveys, expert advice, and collection of local opinions.

Our city's current challenges include the arrival of new urban environments such as population decline, weak quality of residential environments in old cities, weakening urban economic infrastructure, lack of urban cultural diversity and uniformity of landscape, and lack of a response system to international environmental problems (greenhouse gas reduction, etc.).

A new paradigm shift in urban policy is needed. It is necessary to change from quantitative growth to qualitative internalization. In the promotion strategy, it aims to become a competitive city by strengthening the invoice power. There is a convenient urban orientation through the improvement of the living environment, an attractive urban orientation through the creation of urban culture and landscape B, and a clean urban orientation through the restoration of the urban natural environment.

The vision of the future city sets up a vibrant and pleasant advanced first-class city and sets goals according to the strategy mentioned earlier.

As a result, Korea's urban appearance in the future should develop into a competitive vital city, a convenient living city, an attractive cultural city, and a clean green city.

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As the times pass, Korea's science and technology is developing day by day. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport presents cities and new means of transportation that will enrich our lives. The content creates a smart city as a platform for the 4th industrial revolution. It captures all imaginable services in smart cities. Along with the commercialization of autonomous vehicles, mobile system innovation, drone operation foundation, autonomous remote flight system construction, advanced construction industry, zero energy building, digital land, smart airport. It came up with a policy to smartly capture the 4th industrial revolution and innovative growth in the bowl of national territory space, such as actively discovering and fostering new industries such as smart logistics and new transportation services.