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김대헌(Kim Dai-Heon),최홍종(Choi Hong-Jong),김형우(Kim Hyung-Woo) 대한건축학회 2007 대한건축학회 학술발표대회 논문집 - 계획계/구조계 Vol.27 No.1
Due to the deterioration of urban residential buildings, both large-scale apartment development and small-scale residential development are in full swing, but the urban residential environment has gotten worse by disharmonious development with the surrounding environment. As there will be a steady increase in the number of deteriorating residential buildings in the future, it is imperative to develop a sustainable urban residential environment in relation with the surrounding areas. This study is conducted to suggest a residential development plan which can reflect the condition of a surrounding area as well as various residential types when developing the urban residential environment. This development plan will allow to explore different residential development models depending on the life styles of the residents, and it will be able to increase the effectiveness of land use by utilizing non-usable land, usually from the small-scale residential development, as a green area and community facilities. In addition, by combining the residential and non-residential functions, the residential development plan will be able to satisfy the demands of urban economy and to revitalize local community, and it will eventually lead to the improvement of the overall residential environment.
崔洪鍾,李鎬汪 고려대학교 의과대학 1979 고려대 의대 잡지 Vol.16 No.3
Epidemic hemorrhagic fever was recognized for the first time in Korea in 1951 and has since been known as Korean hemorrhagic fever (KHF). Hemorrhagic fevers with a similar syndrome to KHF are being reported from many parts of the world. Recently the etiologic agent of KHF was isolated by Lee et al, and the natural reservoir was demonstrated as Apodemus agrarius coreae. The serological diagnosis has also becomes available by means of the immunofluorescent antibody technique. Distribution of antibodies to KHF virus among residents of hyper-endemic areas, residents of near endemic areas and non-endemic areas were studied serologically for the first time and results obtained are summarized as following. 1. Six out of 148 residents in hyper-endemic areas of Pochun have contained antibodies to KHF virus (4.0%). All of 6 positives were in age range of 20-40, and 4 of them were female. 2. Two out of 73 residents in near endemic areas of Chunchun have contained antibodies to KHF virus (2.7%). All of 2 positives were in age range of 21-50, and 1 of them was male. 3. Only 1 out of 132 residents in non-endemic areas of Seoul was positive against KHF virus (0.8%) and she was in age range of 51-60. The above results indicate serologically for the first time that distribution of antibodies to KHF virus among Korean was less than 4.0% and there was no sex difference in incidence of KHF.