진주 일대의 지형환경 특성과 주요 경관 자원
The Characteristics of Geomorphological Environment and Major Landscape Resources of the Jinju Area
0
조회
0
다운로드
0
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
The purpose of this study is to identify the characteristics of the geomorphological environment in the Jinju area, select major landscape resources based on this, and establish a foundation for educational and tourism use. To this end, DEM analysis, elevation analysis, visibility analysis, and school song analysis were conducted. The geomorphological lineament in the NNE-SSW direction is very distinct in the Jinju area, and the east-west series linear structure has a low continuity compared to the north-south series, but is very frequent. The geological distribution of the Jinju area is similar to the geomorphological lineament, showing that the sedimentary rocks are distributed in the NNE-SSW direction. The Jinju area is most predominantly located at an altitude of 50-100m, and the Jinju Formation shows the highest ratio at 0-150m. The topography of the Jinju area is mostly composed of low hills with an altitude of less than 200m and valleys between them. The mountain landscape resources are Jirisan, Jinsan(鎭山) Bibongsan and Ansan (案山) Mangjinsan, Mangjinsan and Gwangjesan beacon mounds, and the independent hill where Jinju Castle is located. The landscape resources related to the river landforms include the river cliffs developed on the attack slopes of the meandering channel, the bamboo forests along the Namgang, the Namgang Dam and the water gate, the Sacheon spillway, and wetland formed by sand-gravel bars and river islands.
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to identify the characteristics of the geomorphological environment in the Jinju area, select major landscape resources based on this, and establish a foundation for educational and tourism use. To this end, DEM analysis, elevation analysis, visibility analysis, and school song analysis were conducted. The geomorphological lineament in the NNE-SSW direction is very distinct in the Jinju area, and the east-west series linear structure has a low continuity compared to the north-south series, but is very frequent. The geological distribution of the Jinju area is similar to the geomorphological lineament, showing that the sedimentary rocks are distributed in the NNE-SSW direction. The Jinju area is most predominantly located at an altitude of 50-100m, and the Jinju Formation shows the highest ratio at 0-150m. The topography of the Jinju area is mostly composed of low hills with an altitude of less than 200m and valleys between them. The mountain landscape resources are Jirisan, Jinsan(鎭山) Bibongsan and Ansan (案山) Mangjinsan, Mangjinsan and Gwangjesan beacon mounds, and the independent hill where Jinju Castle is located. The landscape resources related to the river landforms include the river cliffs developed on the attack slopes of the meandering channel, the bamboo forests along the Namgang, the Namgang Dam and the water gate, the Sacheon spillway, and wetland formed by sand-gravel bars and river islands.
참고문헌 (26)
- Cho, H., "Sand-gravel bars of mountainous rivers and their genetic association with geomorphological traits of drainage basin – Case study of some major rivers in South Korea –", Ph. D, pp.2009
- Cho, H., "Geomorphological Characteristics of the Location of Jinju Castle", Journal of the Korean Geomorphological Association, 23(4), pp.69~84 (2016)
- Choi, Seokgi, "Jirisan, Duryusan, Bangjangsan, Bogosa", ~ (2020)
- Jinju Newspaper Company, "A close look of Jinju(晋州大觀)", Jinju Newspaper, ~ (1995)
- Kim, D. H., "Reading the Landscape of Historical City, Jinju", Journal of Culture and Historical Geography, 13(2), pp.63~80 (2001)
- Kim, D. H., "Geographical Basis of Gyeongnam Culture", 2009 Gyeongnam Culture Research Center Research Forum Proceedings, pp.1~26 (2009)
- Kim, D. H., "Bamboo Groves and Fengshui Narrative in Jinju City – Reading Cultural Landscape as a Sign of Fengshui and Confucian Ideology –", Journal of Culture and Historical Geography, 22(3), pp.4~19 (2010)
- Kim, G. H., "Development of Fieldwork Programs for Geomorphology and Ecology Education in The High School Korean Geography Textbooks – Focused on the Area around the Namgang River Basin of Jinju-si –", Jorunal of Photo Geography, 27(4), pp.117~135 (2017)
- Kim, Jun Hyeong, "History and current status of Daepyeongmyeon", Gyeongnam Cultural Research Institute Report, 15, pp.1~26 (1993)
- Kim, K. C., "A Study on the Bongsoo(Fire and Smoke Beacon)System and Location – In case of Kangwon Province –", The Geographical Journal of Korea, 35(3), pp.273~282 (2001)
- Kim, K. H., "A Study on the Evaluation of River Disturbance in Downstream of Dam (with Namgang Multi-purpose Dam)", 2007 Korean Society of Civil Engineers Regular Conference Proceedings, pp.4104~4107 (2007)
- Kim, K. H., "A Analysis on the Channel Characteristics in Upstream of Nam-River", 2014 Korean Society of Civil Engineers regular conference Proceedings, pp.1799~1780 (2014)
- Kim, S. H., "The Historical and Cultural Landscape, and the Scenic Value of Mangjinsan Mountain in Jinju", Journal of the Korean Institute of Traditional Landscape Architecture, 40(3), pp.10~19 (2022)
- Oh, J. S., "Geomorphological Characteristics in Gahwa Estuary Zone and Its Conservation and Management of Landforms as a Habitat", Jorunal of Photo Geography, 32(1), pp.188~201 (2022)
- Oh, K. S., "Geomorphological significance and role of the sand bars ofmajor river valleys in the South Korea – Case study on the Nakdong river valley –", Journal of the Korean Geomorphological Association, 18(2), pp.1~14 (2011)
- Han, K. B., "Topographic Characteristic Analysis in Beacon Mounds Using GIS Techniques", Journal of the Korean Society for Geospatial Information System, 17(4), pp.75~80 (2009)
- Seo, S. J, "Geology and Fossils of Jinju" (2008), Knowledge Industry Company
- Seong, Y. S., "Jinyangji" (1991), Jinyang Cultural Center
- Yang, J. H., "Morpho-tectonic Traits and Coastal Processes of Southern Coast in Korean Peninsula", Ph. D, pp.2007