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      • 釜山의 觀光地理에 關한 硏究

        崔德柱 釜山敎育大學 1975 부산교육대학 논문집 Vol.11 No.2

        Due to the increase of the national income and the gereral trend for the leisure life, there has these days occurred a boom for sightseeing all the world over. our country has also seen the increase of foreign sightseers (by) fifteen times as many as it was years ago and its neighboring districts, by three times. The native sightseers are increasing, too. The research into this trend reveals scme otystanding features as a scenic sightseers are increasing districts. 1. Busan is favourably situated from the view point of sightseeing as well as its mild climate, and has topographically advantageous conditions surrounded by both the sea and mountains. 2. There are many such means of traffics as buses, trains, vessels, and aeroplanes that are used by many people, yet they must in some degree be imorived in the facilities. 3. They must make every efforts to maintain and develop such natural resources for sightsrring as parks, recreaion grounds, bathing resorts and hot bath resorts, in Busan. 4. The sightseers at Dong Rae and Haeundae in Busan ① Mainly consist of youths at the twenies and the thirties ② Use buses ③ make a family trip ④ Usually spend 1,000 won or 2,000 won a day ⑤ many country women at Dong Rae while many townsmen at he age of the forties at Haeundae. ⑥ most of them are women and whitecollars.

      • 釜山의 自然地理에 對한 考察

        崔德柱 釜山敎育大學 1981 부산교육대학 논문집 Vol.17 No.1

        The geographical features of Busan may be briefly summarized in the following outline. 1. Busan is located on the southeast tip of the Korean Peninsula and adjoins the Kimhae County and the Yangsan County of the South Kyongsang Provincea. It also faces Japan across the Daehan Straits. It streches over both Lat. 35°1'43" N. and Lat. 35°18'36 N. while it streches over both Long. 128°24'00" E ane 139°12'38"E. 2. The history of Busan can be traced back to the remots Stone Age and the fact might be conjectured the there were already inhabitants there. Busan was highly valued as the base of operations carrying out its diplomatic policy toware Japan in the Lee Dynasty through the Shinra Period and Korea Period. In 1914 Busan was municipalized and enlarged several times after that. It has been raised to the status of a city under the direct control of the Department of the Interior since 1963, while it has developed into the best international seaport in this country and reached a population of over three millions. 3. The soil of Busan is mainly made up of biotite granite, andestic rocks and ovariz porphyry, forming a hilly district, Moreover the soil is complicatedly composed of telsite and black tesite porphry. 4. Busan falls, in topography, into the following divisions, that is, the deltas of the Nakdong River, the western intermountain area, the central lowlands, the eastern low mountainous district and the seashore. The highest is the mountainous district and the seashore. The highest is the western intermountain area and the eastern mountainous district is full of hills, while the central lowlands are a center of cultural, human activities and the deltas of the Nakdong River lie between the Eastern and Western Nakdong Rivers and thrive in horticulture. Along the seacoast there are the Bay of Busan and other small bays and headlands. Haewondae is a land tied island, and sea cliffs, sea caves and beaches can be seen. 5. The climate is genial and humid partially because Busan is on the southeast tip of the country, and partially because it is under the influence of the Jeju warm current. Its yearly average temperature is 13.8℃ and its yearly average amount of rainfall in Busan is 1,381.4mm., Which takes on the features of ceanic climate. The amount of rainfall in Busan is subject to sharp variety like that of other parts of this country, and the snowfall is rare. Generally speaking, the wind blows from the notrheast in winter, while it blows from the southwest in summer, northeast on the southwest in spring, from the north-northeast in autumn.

      • 釜山의 山村. 金城洞에 對한 地理學的 硏究

        崔德柱 釜山敎育大學 1976 부산교육대학 논문집 Vol.12 No.2

        Geunsung-Dong named Samsung-Ri in old times is located, at the altitude of 300-400 meters, on the side of Mt. Geumjung. The village has various mountainous characteristics. The climate of the village usually somewhat chilly all the year round except summer. The villagers chiefly cultivate rice-fields, but they always have a bad harvest becfause of the unfavourable weather. So they are mostly in want of food. In fact they have lived in the village since the Castle of Geumjungsan was built about 300 yers ago. The village which belongs to Busan city is famous for its traditional ancient houses. 1. In this village the growing of vegetables and the cattle raising will promise well for the future. 2. Many years ago, in this village were there many villagers who illegally made rice wine and yeast at home. 3. The number of visitors chiefly composed of mountaineers and barkeepers has gradually increased in this village. 4. The houses of this village which are low and surrounded by the stone walls resemble those of Jeju island. 5. Though buses regularly run in the direction of Dongrae, the village is still situated inconveniently. 6. The city of Busan has the plan of developing the villge as one of the sights of Busan. 7. The development of the village must be made under the preservation of natural surroundings and for the benefit of the villagers.

      • 釜山의 聚落에 關한 考察 : 北區 with respect to Puk-gu

        崔德柱 釜山敎育大學 1986 부산교육대학 논문집 Vol.22 No.1

        Human beings have lived from the prehistory age in Pusan. The villages have developed through each age and grown rapidly after Pusan was elevated to a city in 1914. In the development of village every village was the base of the dweller's activities and developed into the central area. There were some cases where this village was disappeared, but we can find the traces of some villages in modern times because they are well preserved in the outskirts of Pusan. The purpose of this study is to investigate the willages of Pusan and to find out the topographical features of Pusan. This study is continued from the previous study, Tongnae-gu and Haeundae-gu. The villages which are under the direct control of Puk-gu district office have been highly developed owing to the traffic and industrial development and an increase in population, but there are many historical villages with the advantage of the Nakdong river and the agriculture. The villages which are under the direct control of Puk-gu district office have been highly developed owing to the traffic and industrial development and an increase in population, but there are many historical villages with the advantage of the Nakdong river and the agriculture. It is thought that the area of Sasang station is a center of the highly developed villages and this are will e more developed in future. The name of village was connected with the topography, the pavilion, the temple, and the dweller's business. The villages which are under Kang-suh office of Puk-gu are distributed at the natural levee of the East Nakdong river and the West Nakdong river and the Pyong kang river as a shape of dispersed settlement. The road villages which are at the side of Pu-ma high way are being urbanized. The villages which are around the Kimhae Airport have many wind break forests. The houses were changed from straw thatched houses to tile roofed houses and slate houses. Some of them had Japanese style. It was showed that the village was given a name in the order of the topography, the pavilon, the barracks, the cultivated period, the upper and lower location, the direction, and the names of productions. It si thought that though this area is under the green belt these villages should be preserved as they are.

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