경주 월성의 생태적 특성 및 진단에 따른 관리방안

임원현 ( Won Hyeon Lim ),유주한 ( Ju Han You ),손호기 ( Ho Gi Son ),김정우 ( Jeong Woo Kim ) 한국정원학회 2009 한국전통조경학회지 Vol.27 No.3

公園綠地의 魅力的 이미지 分析

林元炫 경주대학교 1993 論文集 Vol.5 No.-

In this paper, the attractive image of park is analyzed, The data for this research include 2942 samples based on interviews in sixteen parks in Daegu area. Then a desirables plan of park development is discussed form the analysis of this image structure, The main results obtained form the study are as follows; The attractive image of park for its users consists mainly in 6 types. A sense of beauty formed 26.47% of the utility of the park. A pleasant sense formed 20.47%, stability 19.63%, accessibility 11.22%, harmony 9.83%, capacity 9.53% and characteristic 3.49% of the park. Thus, a sense of beauty hold the most weight of all. The above tendency is a general trend in Daegu. But when we are taking all the details into consideration, we find that there is geat difference among the green tracts of the parks.

人工地盤 綠化 活性化 方案

임원현 경주대학교 지역개발연구소 2006 地域開發論叢 Vol.- No.7

This study groped for landscape architecture techniques and new improvement plan about artificial ground afforestation. In order to lead the continuous technical accumulation about this field, a conclusion following the investigation results m concept of artificial ground afforestation and necessity, the present situation of the artificial ground and a regulation related afforestation, a problem of artificial ground afforestation etc. The first, the artificial ground appears mainly in processes of city environment and it isn't experienced succession of nature like general nature land, so it has recognized unfit spaces as planting site, but effort for raise from the death of city environment and recognition about necessity of artificial ground afforestation. The second, local area were citified of Daegu Metropolitan City joined about 94.18k㎡(10.7%)in 1985, but as increase to 133.03㎢(15.1%)in 1997, there increased 41.3% degree in 12years. therefore, as urbanization progresses continuously, is forecasted in creasing of artificial ground. Also an urbanization process is concentraed the center of the city first and dpread gradually to the outer walls of city. The third, a afforestation case of artificial ground is able to materialize according to structure of afforestation space, Planting method, Planting intention and functions and can classify with that according to structure of space, use the outer layer of building as land and use the outer layer of engineering structure as land and as complex land of building and engineering structure, according to planting method, as covering afforestation form and plant afforestation form and artificial planting site afforestation form, according to function, Planting foundation form, Packing space afforestation form, indoor space afforestation. The fourth, the regulation relating to afforestation of our country were simple compare with foreign regulations and had a lot of contents to limit and recommended artificial ground afforestation or technical assistance and administrative financial assistance for artificial ground afforestation were short. The fifth, soil layer is made in order to plant were far inferior compare with the nature ground soil environment of soil composition, Plant depth of soil, nutriment, fertility, Porousness to need to grow up and water environment of water supply system toward soil inside, waterproof system, effective soil water capacity etc and climate environment of soil temperature, wind, light, sunshine etc. The sixth, as it is not planting environment like the nature ground in artificial ground afforestation, need various technical ways from planting unlike general afforestation way. Introduction of plant for afforestation is essential and it is necessary that light, temperature, water so that a plant grows well, but the artificial ground has a lot of trouble that performed enough these requirements well. Besides, may carry out successful afforestation if we take enough consideration about other materials or problem of a material, legal institutional solution, various examination matters, safety of a structure. The seventh, in order to introduce a plant, was required an examination of afforestation functionality, institutional administrative assistance, solution way of a technical assignment, expansion of study relating to the artificial ground etc. And there must be thorough recognition about environment of citizens and conversion of consciousness than what kind of thing.

갯벌의 景觀價値에 關한 硏究

임원현 경주대학교 1999 論文集 Vol.11 No.-

The purpose of this study is to find the evaluative framework and to estimate the visual values of wetlands by using the travel cost methods and contingent valuation method. These methods were studied in order to more fully understand visual values of wetlands utilized in the public goods theory, in addition to understanding how the model is used to estimate the visual values of wetlands. the critical literature was reviewed and detailed findings were discussed for visual values of wetlands. This study addresses the visual values, or the visual, cultural, recreational, and educational values, of inland and costal wetland in the Korea. An ecological aesthetics perspective is proposed, based on evidence that information about natural and cultural processes associated with a landscape increases the aesthetic value of that landscape for the perceiver. Single significant visual values, as well as composit values, of wetlands were reviewed. Although emphasis will be placed on visual perception and visual quality of wetlands DEED and their landscape contexts, educational and recreational uses and values will also be discussed.

택지개발사업에 의한 근린공원의 개발비용분석

林元炫 경주대학교 건설환경연구소 2004 建設環境論叢 Vol.- No.6

In general, neighborhood parks resulting from housing estate development project are preserved natural forests within parks created on a new ground that is artificially laid through earth works. How a park has been developed influences the characteristics of the park such as land use, park facilities, planted trees and construction costs. Thus the present study attempted to compare and analyze these characteristics and propose rational and efficient directions and ideal options for park planning and development in the future. In addition, it was focused on defining reasonable processes of introducing preserved neighborhood parks and created ones and suggesting methods for proper construction cost estimation, optimal land use planning, right facility deployment, etc. Subjects of the research were eight created neighborhood parks and seven preserved ones, which were within sites in Daegu or Gyeongsangbuk-do where housing estate development had been completed or was in progress. These parks were analyzed in terms of the reality of development by type, construction cost, and unit construction cost efficiency chronically before and after the work. Conclusions drawn from the analysis are as follows. 1. When comparing the number of changes in design for the whole landscaping in sites with that for the neighborhood park, the ratios are between 50-87 % except Daegu Dongho Site and Daegu Seongseo the 3rd Neighborhood as well as Gyeongsan Sadong Site, Andong Jeongsang Site and Kimcheon Bugok Site, in which the number of changes in design was three or less. 2. According to the result of calculating the construction cost per ㎡ by dividing the park construction cost into the area of the park and comparing cost efficiency, the cost per unit area in created parks is 4.1 times higher than that of preserved parks. 3. As for construction cost per ㎡ in individual sites in Daegu and Gyeongsang buk-do, created parks cost between 21,000-50,000 won per ㎡ except that in Daegu Chilgok the 2nd Site, the unit cost of which is beyond the deviation range, and preserved parks cost between 1,300-3,800 won per ㎡ except those in Daegu Seongseo 4 and 5 neighborhood, the unit cost of which is beyond the deviation range. Thus the unit construction cost of created parks was 13-15 times higher than that of preserved parks. In comparison between the two types of parks in the whole country as well, the unit construction costs of created parks ranges between 24,100-31,800 won while that of preserved parks between 3,600-9,300 won. Thus the former is 3.4-6.75 times higher than the latter. The results of this study have been presented above as basic materials for planning and creating neighborhood parks in housing estate development site and forecasting proper construction cost by the work item, and by the unit work cost of parks as well as key indexes for optimal land use planning and facility deployment. Considering the results, it is considered desirable to build preserved neighborhood parks than created ones, and to include plans to build sustainable parks using natural forests in planning land use for housing estate development.

택지개발사업에 의한 근린공원의 개발실태 분석

임원현 경주대학교 2003 論文集 Vol.16 No.-

Subjects of the research were eight created neighborhood parks and seven preserved ones, which were within sites in Daegu or Gyeongsangbuk-do where housing estate development had been completed or was in progress. In general, neighborhood parks resulting from housing estate development project are preserved natural forests within parks created on a new ground that is artificially laid through earth works. How a park has been developed influences the characteristics of the park such as land use, park facilities, planted trees. Thus the present study attempted to compare and analyze these characteristics and propose rational and efficient directions and ideal options for park planning and development in the future. Conclusions drawn from the analysis are as follows. 1. When comparing the number of changes in design for the whole landscaping in sites with that for the neighborhood park, the ratios are between 50~87 % except Daegu Dongho Site and Daegu Seongseo the 3rd Neighborhood as well as Gyeongsan Sadong Site, Andong Jeongsang Site and Kimcheon Bugok Site, in which the number of changes in design was three or less. 2. With regard to land use within neighborhood parks, the area of park facilities in preserved ones was half that in created ones but the area of greens in preserved ones was four times larger than that in created ones. In particular, preserved neighborhood parks have few cultural, convenient and entertainment facilities installed while created ones have various park facilities. 3. Concerning the installation of park facilities, diverse landscape facilities are planned and installed in created neighborhood parks while only minimal facilities for rest, which are mainly pergolas and pavilions, are built in preserved neighborhood parks. 4. Sports facilities such as multi-purpose grounds, basketball courts and badminton courts, which require a large size of area, are mainly constructed in created neighborhood parks while physical training places and physical training facilities are constructed in both types of parks. 5. Among of convenient facilities, water-drinking stands are installed in both created and preserved neighborhood parks. Created parks usually have small-scale outdoor stages and stands but preserved parks do not have cultural facilities at all. 6. Management offices and toilets are built in almost every created park, while only in the preserved park of Gyeongsan Sadong Site. 7. the tall tree had been planted 3 times larger than the shrub and the deciduous tree 2 - 5 times smaller than evergreens. These results represented there were developments of various evergreens for landscape and the positive reflection on the design.

洞木의 保存實態와 活用價値

임원현 경주지역발전협의회 부설 경주발전연구원 1999 경주연구 Vol.8 No.-

觀光이 植生환경에 미치는 影響

임원현 한국관광학회 1995 관광학연구 Vol.18 No.2

담장의 개방실태 분석

임원현 경주대학교 건설환경연구소 2000 建設環境論叢 Vol.- No.3

The purpose of this study was to analyze the impacts of open or closure of walls in the case of Taegu city. The results of this thesis were as follows: As to the results of the present conditions and cases analysis of the open-walls in Taegu, the open walls had the effects of producing improvement in landscape, enlargement of green space, increase of human relationship, and rise in amenity in urban life. There were 63cases of open walls as of April, 2000. Out of these, administrative construction were the highest in number (58.7%). The whole lengths of the open walls were 3,608.4m and public institution were the lingest(2,113m). The types of the open walls were mostly those of boundary-division, the flower bed & fountain, bench, and the mixed. As to the analysis of the open-walls impect, there were positive results in the whole 11 items including microclimate control, landscape and human relationship improvement, green space enlargement, and so forth.

농촌지역 유휴토지의 관광농업적 활용

임원현(Lim Won Hyeon),이귀옥(Lee Kwi Og) 한국전통조경학회 1999 한국전통조경학회지 Vol.17 No.3

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