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Reaction Analysis of Citizen on Fence Removal for Securing Green Space - In Public Institutions of Jeonju City - (담장 없애기를 통한 도시 녹지 공간 확보에 대한 시민 반응 분석 - 전주시 공공기관을 중심으로 -)

  • Lee, Chang-Heon;Kim, Sun-Young
    • Journal of the Korean Society of Environmental Restoration Technology
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    • v.10 no.2
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    • pp.26-33
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    • 2007
  • This study was to investigate the reaction analysis of citizen on fence removal for securing green space. The results are as following; The majority of users went to green space more than one time per week to take a walk, rest and stayed there less than an hour. The places, where the fence removal was required mostly, were public institutions, parks and schools. The physical factor was the highest influence on whether the fence removal project could be expanded or not. With a slight difference from the physical factor, the environmental and emotional factor followed after. The social factor was also significant at 1 % level. In the physical aspect, the increase of garbage littering was the most negative part after fence removal.When the citizens were asked if they would participate in the fence removal project, the environmental and emotional factor and the social factor were the most influential ones on work places while the environmental and emotional factor influenced only on private houses.

Design of Ground Clutter Prevention Fences for Radar Wind Profiler (연직바람 관측장비를 위한 지형 클러터 방지 펜스 설계)

  • WooJae Jung;JongChul Lee;JungIk Jeon;HyeongKi Lee
    • The Journal of The Korea Institute of Intelligent Transport Systems
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    • v.21 no.6
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    • pp.241-249
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    • 2022
  • This paper discusses the design of a ground clutter prevention fence for a radar wind profiler (RWP). The design point of the clutter fence is to improve the quality of the received signal by removing the non-weather clutter coming from the side. In this paper, a clutter prevention fence composed of a metallash mesh around the RWP is proposed, and the phase center of the antenna, the length, and height of the down fence, and the height and slop of the top fence through M&S are designed. The designed ground clutter prevention fence and 256 active phase array antennas were used as basic data. The effectiveness of the design was confirmed by a simulation. The side lobe in the ±90° direction was reduced by more than 30dB depending on the presence or absence of the designed ground clutter prevention fence. The fence was manufactured by 3D modeling, and the clutter shielding performance of approximately 20dB or more on the side of the antenna (±90°) was confirmed by applying it to the currently operated RWP.