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0709-Specialreport Vol 16 2010.7.20 9:45 AM 페이지1 열림4 HP-Laserjet-A3 0709-SpecialReport vol 16 2010.7.20 9:45 AM 페이지1 열림4 HP-LaserJet-A3 Volume 16 KRIHS SPECIAL REPORT 2010 0709-SpecialReport vol 16 2010.7.20 9:45 AM 페이지2 열림4 HP-LaserJet-A3 KRIHS SPECIAL REPORT 2010 Copyright � 2010 Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements All rights reserved. Printed in the Republic of Korea. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without written permission from KRIHS except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. For more information, please address inquiries to: Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements, 224 Simin-ro, Dongan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, 431-712, Korea. Tel: +02.31.380.0114 Fax: +82.31.380.0470 Website: http://www.krihs.re.kr p.cm Includes bibliographical references ISBN 978-89-8182-705-2 0709-SpecialReport vol 16 2010.7.20 9:45 AM 페이지3 열림4 HP-LaserJet-A3 KRIHS SPECIAL REPORT 2010 Contents The Development of Transportation Infrastructure in Korea: Retrospect and Prospect _______________ Il-ho Chung 1. Introduction 12 2. Features of the Transportation Infrastructure 13 3. Korea’s TI Development Policy Changes and Achievements 15 4. Condition Change Outlook and Tasks for Korea’s TI Development 25 5. Conclusion 35 Bibliography 36 Climate Change and Sustainable Land Management Strategies in Korea - Focusing on Greenhouse Gas Inventories by Region _______________ Yeong-kook Choi, Jin-kyu Chung, Eun-sun Im, Ou-bae Sim, Myung-soo Kim, Moon-woun Lee, Kwang-ik Wang, Yeon-mi Seo, Jung-eun Park 1. Introduction 38 2. Review of Previous Studies 41 3. Methods to Estimate Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Region 42 4. Status and Characteristics of Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Region 69 5. Utilization of Inventories for Sustainable Land Management 77 6. Conclusion 75 Bibliography 81 Applications of KOPSS (KOrea Planning Support Systems) _______________ Eun-sun Im, Dae-jong Kim, Gyoung-ju Lee, Young-joo Lee, Kirl Kim, Yoon-young Jeong, Jong-duk Park 1. Overview 90 2. Regional Planning Support Model: REPSUM 96 3. Land Use Planning Support Model 101 4. Urban Regeneration Planning Support Model 107 5. Application of the Urban Public Facility Planning Support Model 113 6. Applications of the Landscape Planning Support System 119 Bibliography 124 0709-SpecialReport vol 16 2010.7.20 9:45 AM 페이지4 열림4 HP-LaserJet-A3 Authors The Development of Transportation Infrastructure in Korea: Retrospect and Prospect Il-ho Chung Research Fellow. Ph.D. in Transportation Planning and Engineering, University of Leeds, UK. Recent research works include「 The Development of Nationwide Road Network System(I)」(2007),「 Economic Appraisal Guidelines for Public Investment of Infrastructures」(2007),「 A Study on Enhancing the Acceptability of Road Congestion Pricing Policy」(2006),「 Feasibility Study on Honam Express Railway Construction」(2005), and「 The Development of Partnership between Central and Local Government to Promote the Construction and Operation of Transport Facilities」(2004). His major research concern has been for transport feasibility studies and network evaluation of expressway and railway since 1985. He is currently an acting member of some government commissions of the Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs, Ministry of Planning and Budget, and Director of the Center for Road Policy Research. Climate Change and Sustainable Land Management Strategies in Korea - Focusing on Greenhouse Gas Inventories by Region Yeong-kook Choi Senior Research Fellow. Ph.D. in Landscape Architecture, Agricultural University of Norway, Norway. Major Research works include「 Climate Change and Sustainable Land Management Strategies in Korea」(2008), 「Category Classification and Systematic Management of Protected Areas for Effective Territorial Resources Management」(2007),「 Strategic Assessment Indicators and Prototype for their Application to Green Belts: Evaluating a New Public Facility on a Green Belt Land」(2007),「 A Diagnosis of Environmental Degradation and Practical Countermeasures: Focusing on Planning Process and Institutionalization」(2006), and「 Basic Strategies for 0709-SpecialReport vol 16 2010.7.20 9:45 AM 페이지5 열림4 HP-LaserJet-A3 KRIHSKRIHSKRIHSKRIHS SPECIALSPECIALSPECIALSPECIALREPORTREPORTREPORTREPORT 2010 2010 2010 2010 Promoting Resident-oriented Eco-tourism based on In-depth Interviews and Case Studies」(2005). Jin-kyu Chung Research Fellow. Ph.D. in Urban Studies, Portland St. University, USA. Interested fields are transportation & land use, metropolitan & urban transportation planning, telecommuting, and planning theory. Major project experiences include「 Rational Financing System for Metropolitan Transportation Planning in Large-Scale Land Development」(2007),「 A Study of Supporting Construction of Infrastructure for Enterprise Cities」(2006),「 A Study of Factors for Telecommuting Facilitation」(2005),「 A Study of SOC Policy Making Systems for Metropolitan Areas」(2004),「 The Spatial Impact of the High Speed Rail and its Countermeasures」(2003), and「 A Study on the Factors of Transportation Energy Change in National Spatial Structure」(2002). Ou-bae Sim Research Fellow. Ph.D. in Water Resources and Disaster Prevention, Hongik University. Recent research works include「 A Study on the Disaster-Prevention Urban Planning for the Creation of Safe City」(2008),「 Master Plan for Multifunctional Administrative City, Korea」(2006),「 Development Plan for Multifunctional Administrative City, Korea」(2006),「 Institutional Reform for Flood Management in Urban Area」(2006),「 Analysis of Flood Damage Traits through a Field Study and Policy Implications」(2006),「 GIS Application Methods for National Territorial Disaster Prevention(I)」 (2005),「 Application of the Strategic Environmental Assessment to National Territorial and Transportation Plans」(2005),「 Strategies for Water Management and Disaster Prevention」(2005), and「 A Study on the Efficient Management Method or Rainwater」(2005). Myung-soo Kim Research Fellow. Ph.D. in Engineering, Seoul National University. Recent research works include「 Climate Change and Sustainable Land Management Strategies in Korea」(2008),「 Strategy of Multi-purpose Corridors for Human Health, Culture and Ecology(CHCEs)」(2008),「 Category Classification and Systematic Management of Protected Areas for Effective Territorial Resources Management」 (2007),「 Development Plan for Multifunctional Administrative City, Korea」(2006),「 Master Plan 0709-SpecialReport vol 16 2010.7.20 9:45 AM 페이지6 열림4 HP-LaserJet-A3 Authors for Multifunctional Administrative City, Korea」(2006),「 Measures for Improving Urban Landscape Management System」(2005),「 Landscape Master Plan for Incheon Free Economic Zone(IFEZ), Songdo Area」(2005),「 Guideline for Ecological Corridor」(2005), and「 Green Master Plan of POSCO」(2005). Moon-woun Lee Associate Research Fellow. Ph.D. candidate (All but dissertated) in Urban Engineering, University of Seoul. Recent research works include「 A Review of Historical Literature on Ulleungdo and Dokdo」(2009),「 Climate Change and Sustainable Land Management Strategies In Korea」(2008),「 A Study on the Disaster-Prevention Urban Planning for the Creation of Safe City」(2008),「 A Study on the Basic Plan for the Nakdong-river Project」(2008),「 Strategies to Create National Amenity Resources Enhancing Quality of Life」(2007),「 A Study on the Utilization and Project Making of Former Military Facility Sites」(2007), and「 Strategies for the Efficient Utilization of Tourism Resources in North Korea: Cooperative Measures for Pilot Tourism Projects in North Korea」(2006). Kwang-ik Wang Associate Research Fellow. Ph.D. in Urban Engineering, University of Tokyo, Japan. MRP in State University of New York at Albany. Recent research works include「 Climate Change tackling through Urban Planning Method」(2009), 「Climate Change and Sustainable Land Management Strategies in Korea」 (2008),「 The Evaluation and Issues for Territorial Spatial Plan Against Climate Change」(2008), 「Future Urban Policy in Korea」(2008),「 A study on the Disaster-Prevention Urban Planning for the Creation of Safe City」(2008),「 Urban Regeneration Strategies to Improve the Environment of CBD Area」(2008),「 Master Plan for Wide Area of New Multifunctional Administrative City」 (2007), and「 Changes in the Spatial Structure of Metropolitan Regions amid Slow Population Growth and the Directions of Policy Responses: Focusing on Japan」(2006). Yeon-mi Seo Associate Research Fellow. Ph.D. in Geography, Seoul National University. Major research works include「 Climate Change and Sustainable Land Management Strategies in Korea」(2008),「 Measures to Enhance Social Capital in the Field of National Territorial Management」(2008),「 Category 0709-SpecialReport vol 16 2010.7.20 9:45 AM 페이지7 열림4 HP-LaserJet-A3 KRIHSKRIHSKRIHSKRIHS SPECIALSPECIALSPECIALSPECIALREPORTREPORTREPORTREPORT 2010 2010 2010 2010 Classification and Systematic Management of Protected Areas for Effective Territorial Resources Management」(2007),「 A Study on Industrial Cluster Strategies of Gyeonggi Province」(2007),「 Internationalization and Localization of Korean SMEs in Silicon Valley」 (2007), and「 A Study on Cluster Development Strategy of Red Pepper Sauce Manufacturing in Soonchang」(2005). Jung-eun Park Assistant Research Fellow. Master in Urban Planning, Kyungwon University. Recent research works include「 Climate Change and Sustainable Land Management Strategies in Korea」(2008),「 Strategy of Multi-purpose Corridors for Human Health, Culture and Ecology(CHCEs)」(2008),「 Category Classification and Systematic Management of Protected Areas for Effective Territorial Resources
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