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A Study on U-Eco City Space to the Introduction of Ubiquitous Infra (유비쿼터스 인프라가 도입된 첨단 친환경도시 공간 구축에 대한 연구)

  • Jo, Byung-Wan;Oh, Sei-Young;Park, Jung-Hoon;Yoon, Kwang-Won;Shin, Byung-Chul;Kim, Heoun
    • Proceedings of the Computational Structural Engineering Institute Conference
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    • 2008.04a
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    • pp.538-543
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    • 2008
  • Urban development and industrialization cause many problems on urban environment such as climate changes, natural disasters and a decreasing number of species. Problems on urban environment are the main factor of that lower the quality of life and obstruct continual development. As a result, eco space becomes the important part of a urban planning. This research, building plan U-Eco city which is establishing with the clean environment and high technology for solve the development thoughtless for the city environment problem and ecological problem. We suggest U-Eco space system which accreted with Ubiquitous technology to three physical divisions, which are lithosphere (land), hydrosphere (water), and aerosphere (air), that interact with the whole biosphere by forming the system. It has composed with U-Green belt that corresponds to lithosphere, U-Blue belt that is applicable to hydrosphere, and U-White belt that comes under aerosphere.

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The Maritime Strategy of Continental Powered Country and Maritime Powered Country based on Attack and Defense theory (공격과 방어의 관점에서 본 해양국가와 대륙국가의 해양전략 - 냉전 기 미·소간 해양전략 및 탈냉전 기 미·중간 해양전략 비교 -)

  • Jung, Gwang-Ho
    • Strategy21
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    • s.32
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    • pp.160-191
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    • 2013
  • This article is focused how the maritime strategy between continental powered country(the Soviet, the China) and maritime powered country(the U.S.) interact with attack and defense theory. We will know, what is the maritime strategy that the U.S. of military superiority has pursued with the point of view of attack, on the other hand, relatively what is the maritime strategy that the Soviet-Sino of military inferiority has pursued with the point of view of defense. In cold war, the Soviet has counteracted to 'blue belt defense' in active defense as to the U.S. 'sea strike' and in post cold war, the China counteract to 'A2/AD' as to the U.S. 'Air-Sea Battle'. The difference between the Soviet-Sino maritime strategy is that the China has emerged the second an economic power and their leadership has a strong's will to strengthen their navy's power. although the U.S. declare the pivot to Asia, the influence on Asia of the U.S. tend to decrease because of sequest. therefore, the China will seek to the more active defense beyond the first island chain. Meanwhile, the U.S. has reinforced of 'hub and spoke strategy' to solidify the U.S. formal allies to band together regional powers and to overcome the A2/AD challenge, the U.S. has been developed that the Air-Sea Battle concept meshes with Washington's 'rebalancing' policy toward the Asia-Pacific as its vital missions to safeguard core island or semi-island allies-namely, Korea and Japan-and crucial sea lanes of communication in the region are conducted mostly from or over the sea.

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