• Journal of the Korean Society for Railway
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• v.8 no.6 s.31
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• pp.507-512
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• 2005

Railroad transportation system has experienced major changes due to KTX introduction. Kyungbu corridor especially Seoul to Cheonan has line capacity problem and its solution has been a primary concern to researchers and policy decision makers. This study explored pattern of train operation between Seoul and Cheonan after the introduction of KTX in 2004. Both the number of trains and available seat capacity per day have increased but maximum number of trains per specific hour has not been changed much. Demand for train shows that if concentrated in a specific time, so number of trains during the peak hour should be increased. But, it is difficult ? 새 line capacity, so increasing seat capacity per train might be an option. An increase in an avaliable sear should be considered the characteristics of each train lines.

• 전기의세계
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• v.38 no.6
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• pp.12-18
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• 1989

한국형 고속전철을 고려하는데 있어서 위에서의 기술적인 측면보다도 오히려 수송용량, 경제성, 운영방식의 측면에서 더 많은 비중을 두고 검토해야 하는지도 모른다. 그러한 측면에서 한국형 고속전철은 한국의 지형조건, 경부간의 연변인구, 현경부선의 장래, 고속전철의 운영방식, 한국철도의 기술수준 등을 고려하지 않으면 안되고 한국형이어야 한다. 한국형 고속전철은 1. 경부간 고속전철의 거리는 380Km정도이므로 2000년대의 국민 일인당 시간가치를 기준으로 최고속도를 결정하여야 하고 표정속도는 190Km/h이상이어야 한다. 2. 고속화를 위한 필수조건인 차량의 축중을 17톤 이하로 제한하여야 하고 기존의 철도차량이 고속전철선에 야간열차등으로 투입되더라도 이 원칙은 유지되어야 한다. 3. 수송능력을 확보하기 위하여 열차편성당 좌석수는 800석 이하로 확보되어야 한다. 4. 기존선에서의 연장운행이 불가피하므로 기존선의 차량한계 내에서 안전하게 운행될 수 있어야 하고 전력공급은 기존선 방식인 A/C25KV, 60HZ의 사용이 불가피하다. 5. 고속전철의 건설비용, 차량의 제작비, 기술이전도, 국산화율 등을 고려한 시스템이어야 한다. 한국형 고속전철은 위의 기본원칙을 최소한 만조시킬 수 있는 시스템이어야 한다.

• Review of Culture and Economy
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• v.21 no.1
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• pp.3-20
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• 2018

This study investigates a comprehensive context between the vertical integration and concentration of Korean film market. The concentration of distribution and screening markets are result of industrial strategy to defend demand uncertainty and to pursue economies of scale. Major distributors are increasingly inclined to defend industrial risk by concentrating resources on blockbusters and bargaining power of the multiplex is getting strengthened by distribution competition to secure as many screens as possible. Vertically integrated multiplexes operate discriminatory preferential treatment to their affiliates, however, there is a difference in degree of discrimination between vertically integrated groups. Furthermore, it is difficult to exclude each other from the distribution competition in which the largest screen number has to be secured. It is difficult for multiplex only to pursue the interests of affiliates and make negative choices in screening performance. As the number of screening screens increases, the seat occupancy also increases. As a result, the polarization of the distribution and screening markets, including the screen monopoly, is a phenomenon that occurs commercial films centered markets and the unfair behavior of the vertically affiliated multiplex has a limited effect on the movie market.

• KSCE Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering Research
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• v.37 no.2
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• pp.379-387
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• 2017

As the average load factor of High-Speed Rail (HSR) trains increased up to 98%, it caused uncomfortable crowdedness in the cabin and deteriorated the level of service to the HSR users. In this paper, we estimated the willingness-to-pay (WTP) of the HSR users for mitigating the crowdedness in the cabin. The contingent valuation method based on the stated preference data was used and the tobit model was applied for the estimation of WTP. It can be concluded that WTP for mitigating the crowdedness in the HSR trains is proportional to the congestion level of train and income level of user. Males, first-class users, not-assigned ticket users, and monthly pass users have relatively higher WTPs, while homemakers, travelers in weekends, commuters and leisure travelers have relatively lower values. The results can provide the fundamental information to estimate the benefits of mitigating crowdedness or the magnitude of governmental subsidy to railway operators for additional introduction of HSR trains.