웹 데이터베이스와 지형 자료를 활용한 경상도 상부소리의 공간분포 특성 분석
Analyzing the Characteristics of Spatial Distribution of Funeral Songs in Gyeongsang-do Using Web Database and Geomorphic Data
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In this study, we analyzed the characteristics of spatial distribution and diffusion of ‘Dalgu ryu’, ‘Dumadi numcha ryu’, and ‘Oleu-mag unsang’ in Gyeongsang-do using web database and geomorphic data. The results showed that ‘Dalgu ryu’ is distributed in the western Sobaek Mountains and the lowlands of the central Nakdong River, while ‘Dumadi numcha ryu’ is distributed in the Nakdong River basin in the western Sobaek Mountains, the lowlands of the east coast, and the lower Nakdong River area. ‘Oleu-mag unsang’ was distributed mainly in the Sobaeksan Mountain area and the lower Nakdong River, and the kernel analysis showed a high spatial density in the order of ‘Oleu-mag unsang’, ‘Dalgu ryu’, and ‘Dumadi numcha ryu’. The results of the analysis using the geomorphic data showed that the distribution of the songs was mainly centered on areas around the water system network and areas with a low density of lineaments, which reflected the individual characteristics of the songs and the local funeral culture. The results confirmed that it would be used as a resource for understanding local funeral culture when more spatial database of funeral songs was built.
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In this study, we analyzed the characteristics of spatial distribution and diffusion of ‘Dalgu ryu’, ‘Dumadi numcha ryu’, and ‘Oleu-mag unsang’ in Gyeongsang-do using web database and geomorphic data. The results showed that ‘Dalgu ryu’ is distributed in the western Sobaek Mountains and the lowlands of the central Nakdong River, while ‘Dumadi numcha ryu’ is distributed in the Nakdong River basin in the western Sobaek Mountains, the lowlands of the east coast, and the lower Nakdong River area. ‘Oleu-mag unsang’ was distributed mainly in the Sobaeksan Mountain area and the lower Nakdong River, and the kernel analysis showed a high spatial density in the order of ‘Oleu-mag unsang’, ‘Dalgu ryu’, and ‘Dumadi numcha ryu’. The results of the analysis using the geomorphic data showed that the distribution of the songs was mainly centered on areas around the water system network and areas with a low density of lineaments, which reflected the individual characteristics of the songs and the local funeral culture. The results confirmed that it would be used as a resource for understanding local funeral culture when more spatial database of funeral songs was built.
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