조선시대 각사등록으로부터 복원한 측우기 자료에 의한 우택 강우량 관측자료 단위 환산
Conversion of the Unit of Wootaek Rainfall Data With the Chugugi Data in 「Gaksa-deungnok」 During the Joseon Dynasty
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The rainfall amount data measured by ‘Wootaek’, a method of measuring how far the moisture had absorbed into the soil when it rains during the Joseon Dynasty, were estimated with the Chugugi data in the 12 sites where both the ‘Wootaek’ and ‘Chugugi’ data are available. Excluding the 5 sites (Ganghwa, Jinju, Jeonju, Chuncheon, Hamheung) poor in sample data, the ‘Wootaek’ data 1 ‘Ri’ and 1 ‘Seo’ in ‘Chugugi’ unit (Bun) in the 7 sites; Suwon, Gwangju (Gyeonggi-do), Gongju, Daegu, Wonju, Haeju and Pyeongyang, were 11.1/5.6 Bun, 9.4/3.2 Bun, 14.0/5.7 Bun, 9.3/3.9 Bun, 13.6/4.3 Bun, 11.3/4.8 Bun and 16.8/7.4 Bun, respectively. The Chugugi unit 1 ‘Bun’ is equall to approximately 2 ‘mm’. The average of the 7 sites is 13.1/5.7 Bun, however it becomes small to 11.7/4.5 Bun when the Pyeongyang of which data is considerably distributed over wide range is excluded, showing that the ‘Wootaek’ data 1 ‘Ri’ is approximately the 2.3~2.6 times of 1 ‘Seo’. It is recommended to use the individual estimates of the sites in utilizing the ‘Wootaek’ rainfall data of 352 stations across the country restored from the 「Gaksa-deungnok」.
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The rainfall amount data measured by ‘Wootaek’, a method of measuring how far the moisture had absorbed into the soil when it rains during the Joseon Dynasty, were estimated with the Chugugi data in the 12 sites where both the ‘Wootaek’ and ‘Chugugi’ data are available. Excluding the 5 sites (Ganghwa, Jinju, Jeonju, Chuncheon, Hamheung) poor in sample data, the ‘Wootaek’ data 1 ‘Ri’ and 1 ‘Seo’ in ‘Chugugi’ unit (Bun) in the 7 sites; Suwon, Gwangju (Gyeonggi-do), Gongju, Daegu, Wonju, Haeju and Pyeongyang, were 11.1/5.6 Bun, 9.4/3.2 Bun, 14.0/5.7 Bun, 9.3/3.9 Bun, 13.6/4.3 Bun, 11.3/4.8 Bun and 16.8/7.4 Bun, respectively. The Chugugi unit 1 ‘Bun’ is equall to approximately 2 ‘mm’. The average of the 7 sites is 13.1/5.7 Bun, however it becomes small to 11.7/4.5 Bun when the Pyeongyang of which data is considerably distributed over wide range is excluded, showing that the ‘Wootaek’ data 1 ‘Ri’ is approximately the 2.3~2.6 times of 1 ‘Seo’. It is recommended to use the individual estimates of the sites in utilizing the ‘Wootaek’ rainfall data of 352 stations across the country restored from the 「Gaksa-deungnok」.
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