Figure 1. A Comparison of Maps between Yureung in Namyangju –si
Figure 2. A Categorization of unit space of Joseon Royal Tombs (Dongguerung in Guri-si)
Figure 3. A Masato(Left: Gwangneung in Namyangju-si) and Ascon Pavement Parking(Right: Dongguerong in Guri-si)
Figure 4. The Jeju Hyunmooam(Left) and bright induction of the handicapped packing(Right)/Dongguerong in Guri-si
Figure 5. A Damage to the Viewing Road by Rainwater(Left) and Damage caused by Management Vehicles and Visitors(Right) Sunneung and Jeongneung in Seoul
Figure 6. A Drainage Facilities buried due to Soil Loss(Left: Dongreung) and Surrounding Plants buried in the Lost Soil(Right: Seollung and Jeongneung in Seoul)
Figure 7. A Bark-seok Pavement Trail(left) and Interlocking Block (right)/Dongguerong in Guri-si
Figure 8. A Vinyl Resin(Left) and Palm-Matches Put-on Visitor Road(Right) Donggureung, Guri-si
Table 1. The List of Survey Sites
Table 2. A Status of the Entire Viewing Path by Royal Tombs
Table 3. An Environmental Characteristics and Considerations for the Improvement of the Pavement of Royal Thombs in Joseon Dynasty
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