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지형경관자원의 활용을 위한 스토리텔링 개발 -화강암 지형과 불교문화를 중심으로-
권동희 ( Dong Hi Kwon ) 한국사진지리학회 2012 한국사진지리학회지 Vol.22 No.3
Most symbolic structures of Korean Buddhist culture including temples, stone pagodas, stone Buddhas, etc., have quite a lot to do with granite terrains. The stone pagoda and rock cliff Buddha on Namsan in Gyeongju, rock cliff Buddha and stone chamber of Temple Bomun in Ganghwado, Eosanbulyeong and stone statue of Buddha of Maneosa in Miryang, Avalokitesvara and Lotus-shaped Buddhist Sanctuary of Huhuam in Yangyang, Seonbawe of Seokbulgak of Temple Inwang in Seoul, etc.--which are all located in the case areas--are closely related to granite weathered topography such as bornhardt, tor, sheeting joint, block stream, corestone, gnamma, tafoni, etc. In particular, the rock-cut Buddha on Namsan, Gyeongju shows a typical feature of the nature-friendly Buddhist cultural properties. In fact, one can safely regard it as the remarkable harmony created between conventional rock worships and Buddhist beliefs. Utilizing the geomorphological landscape resources requires putting together an amusing storytelling including therein the scientific topographical interpretation and correct geographical information, findings of the geographical story involved in cultural phenomena, relationship between topography and cultural phenomena, etc.
권동희 ( Dong Hi Kwon ) 한국지형학회 2014 한국지형학회지 Vol.21 No.3
The geological features in the entire area of Sado Island are characterized by the Yuchon group, wherein sedimentary rocks from the Mesozoic era and volcanic rocks are mixed, and from these geological structures, distinctive topographical landscapes that are hard to find elsewhere have been formed. In the region for research, a total of 80 characteristic topographical landscapes are observed. Of the highest importance among them is the coastal topography, and the most distinctive topographical landscape is created by structural topography and the geological landscape. Topographical landscapes were assessed in terms of natural heritage value in four categories: scarcity, scientific value, scale, and accessibility. The results showed that 40 landscapes were deemed to be first class, with a high level of utility. If suitable names are given to these landscapes through further research to adequately reflect their characteristics, it is believed their utility will become even greater. With respect to the Sado Island visitor program, it is advisable to divide it into three main tour courses for operation purposes, such as a Sado Island (main island) walking course, a Chudo Island walking course, and a Sado Island circumnavigation course, considering the characteristics of the topographical distribution of Sado Island.
권동희 ( Hi Kwon Dong ) 한국지형학회 2015 한국지형학회지 Vol.22 No.2
A total of 50 topographic tourism resources are observed in the 13 sights of Tsushima. Among them, 10 sights are deemed to have high utilization capabilities as tourism resources, along with 42 topographic scenes of four topographic types, including weathering landform, tectonic landform, coastal landform and fluvial landform. Most of the geological features of Tsushima are from the Cenozoic Era, which is significantly younger than the Korean Peninsula, and all three types of rocks (sedimentary rock, metamorphic rock, and ig neous rock) can be found. From this perspective, the topographic tourism of Tsushima should be a course that observes the sub-unit topographic/geologic sights with the theme of “Geological Features (rocks) and Topographical features of the Cenozoic Era” as a package tourism product. Considering the geographical features of Tsushima, short tourism packages of one, two or three days are appropriate. However, for a comprehensive assessment of the time and geological features of Tsushima, a three-day package would be the most reasonable and efficient schedule, and the three-day package will be suited for the academic explorations of geography students of universities and for overseas school trips by middle school students.
권동희 ( Kwon Dong-hi ) 한국사진지리학회 2016 한국사진지리학회지 Vol.26 No.4
Drone imagery, which is made of unique images that present different perspectives compared to existing geographic photographs, is considered to be able to provide new tools for the study of geography and education on it as well, while providing new opportunities in terms of the popularization of geography as well as the expansion of marketability in geography. Depending on the purpose of use, the effect may be doubled when drone imagery is used together with existing still and aerial photographs. With regard to the case of the landform in particular, the close-up images of micro-topography taken by drones can make an efficient tool in identifying characteristics and understanding the concepts of geomorphological units, and also in the interpretation of causes of formation. However, issues deriving from the properties of drones, such as limits on their use due to the weather, possible damage to life and property caused by collision accidents and crashes, and limitations of time and space for taking pictures in accordance with existing laws, present major challenges to overcome with priority in the future.
권동희 ( Dong Hi Kwon ) 한국사진지리학회 2013 한국사진지리학회지 Vol.23 No.4
This study sought to analyze Turkey`s tourism resources and their utilization and supplement the current contents in tourism websites with new information to provide better tourism quality in the future. The findings are as follows. ①There arefrom travel agencies. Among them, 22 sites in 4 regions (Istanbul, Cappadocia, Antalya and Pamukkale) are the most commonly utilized sites by travel agencies. ②Among the currently utilized sites, 6 sites in 4 regions require supplementation of contents. The sites include Bosphorus Cruise and Pierre Loti Hill in Istanbul, Pasabag and Goreme Valleys in Cappadocia, Antalya cruise in Antalya, and Pamukkale. ③ Within the currently utilized tourist regions, Cappadocia and Antalya have geographical landscapes that can be newly developed. 5 sites (cinder cone, badland, columnar joint, butte, volcano) In Cappadocia and 1 site (talus slope) in Antalya are considered to be worthy enough as tourism resources. Subsequent detailed studies are needed on the geographical landscapes of these sites.