4th Int. Sympo. on City Planning and Env. Management in Asia

	Introduction
	Submission of Full Papers
	Guidelines
	Key Dates
	Organizer
	Co-Organizer
	Sponsors
	International Program Committee
	International Exective Committee
	Access to KEI and International house (from Incheon Airport)
	Registration (Sunday, January 11, 2004)
	Symposium Table (Monday, January 12, 2004), Symposium Place: Korea Environment Institute
	Field trip (Tuesday, January 13, 2004)
	About hotel of symposium
	Goodbye （Wednesday, January 14, 2004)
	Links
	AURG Home
	Photos

Introduction |to top|

The 4th International Symposium on City Planning and Environmental Management in Asian Countries will be held January 11-14, 2004, at Korea Environment Institute in Seoul, Korea. Conference schedule is written here.
The symposium themes include Sustainable Environment, Environmental Planning, Environmental Modeling, Urban Landscape, Three-dimensional CG, Landscape Assessment, Cityscape Planning, GIS, Expert system, Urban Analysis, Urban Space, Revitalization of city, Street Vendor, Compact City Theory, Sustainable Design, and etc.
The aim of the symposium is to communicate with the researchers who are concerned with city planning or environmental management for Asian countries.

Submission of Full Papers \|to top\|
	September 24, 2003 Updated! Authors of the accepted abstracts are required to submit two copies of the full paper following to the guidelines by the deadline, Oct. 1, 2003.
		Send full papers by mail to:
			E-mail: hagishima@arch.kyushu-u.ac.jp Department of Urban Design, Planning and Disaster Management, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies, Kyushu University 6-10-1 Hakozaki, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka 812-8581, JAPAN Fax: +81-92-642-3349 Tel: +81-92-642-3346
		Acceptance Criteria
			The proceedings accept and publish the academic and scientific papers that meet the following conditions: (1) the paper reports unpublished work; (2) the paper is not being submitted to any other journal; (3) you are fully authorized to submit the material for publication; (4) if accepted, the paper will not be republished without the consent of AURG. Acceptance for publication will be sent to the authors by the chairman of International Program Committee and will be followed by dispatch of proofs.
		Refereeing Procedure
			International program committee assigns the manuscript to two referees who are acknowledged experts in the subject. The referee's name will remain anonymous. Based on the referee evaluations, only those receiving favorable recommendations from the referees will be accepted for publication. Referee must evaluate as the evaluation sheet.
		Registration Fee
			US$50.00 (If you are not Japanese), US$100.00 (If you are Japanese) It includes proceedings, and do not include accommodation fee. Please pay the fee in the hall on the symposium day.
	Finally accepted papers (after review of full papers) should be submitted in both hard and soft copy (that is, by CD-ROM or floppy diskette).

Guidelines \|to top\|
	March 7, 2003 Updated!
		1. The Format of the Paper
			- A4 size white typing sheets must be used by typing or pasting the manuscript on one side - Upper and lower margins of 3.0cm right and left margins of 2.0cm - Times (or Times New Roman) font of 11 or 12 point - 13 point pitch and single spacing (about 51 lines) - Maximum length of 15 pages including figures, tables and references: Papers longer than 15 pages will be rejected - The serial page number must be written in blue pencil at bottom right-side of each page
		2. The Structure of the paper
			IInformation appearing on the first page should be as follows: two blank lines; the title (centered, capital letters, bold, and no more than two lines); two blank lines; authors' name centered (superscript numerals after each name will refer to affiliation(s)); two blank lines; affiliations; abstract (should start on the 17th line and be maximum 150 words); two blank lines; the main text. The subsequent pages will start from first line of the page. The body of the paper can have sections and subsections which are to be numbered using maximum two digits (for example, 1. INTRODUCTION, 2.1 Model Structure). The section and subsection headings must be bold typeface. All the headings and the first paragraphs should start at the left hand margin (that is, no indentation is required). New paragraphs, except the first paragraph in each section and subsection should start like as this, using an indentation of approximately 7 letters from left hand margin. The general order of the materials in the paper shall be as follows: - Title, authors' name and affiliations - Abstract (no more than 150 words) - The main body of the text, tables and figures (the tables and figures are to appear immediately after they are referred in the text) - Acknowledgement, if any - References - Appendices, if required
		3. Tables and Figures
			Tables must be numbered sequentially and have a reasonably explanatory title centered above the table. Figures must be drawn in ink or using good quality graphic software; they must be numbered sequentially and have a reasonably informative title centered under the figure.
		4. References
			References should be places at the end of the article and formatted as in the example below. Citations should indicate the sequential reference number, enclosed by square brackets (e.g. [1]). [1] FAMILYNAME, Initial.: Title, Publication Title, Publisher's Name. Vol., No., First Page -Last Page, Year. [2] KIM,S. and HAGISHIMA, S: Comparison Analysis of Spreading of Urban Area and Land-use Control System between Korean and Japanese Provincial Cities, Papers on City Planning of CPIJ, No. 27, 85 - 90, 1992. [3] LYNCH, K. and HACK, G: Site Planning, The MIT Press, 1984 [4] SATANE N., UCHIDA A., DEGUCHI, A., OHGAI, A., SATO, S. and HAGISHIMA, S.: Commercial Facility Location Model using Multiple Regression Analysis, Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, Vol. 22, No. 3, 219 - 240, 1998. [5] OHGAI, A., WATANABE, K., and HITAKA, K: An Environmental Management Support Expert System for Industrial Development Planning Using Landsat TM Data, Proc. 5th Int. Conf. Computers in Urban Planning and Urban Management, Bombay, INDIA, 620 -631, 1997

Key Dates \|to top\|
	Deadline date of abstract: Feb. 20, 2003
		Information date of abstract acceptance with requesting: March 31, 2003
	Deadline date of full paper submission: Oct. 1, 2003
		Information date of full paper acceptance with requesting: Oct. 1, 2003
	Information date of final acceptance: Oct. 31, 2003
	Symposium date: Jan. 11-14, 2004
		Jan. 11 Registration Jan. 12 Presentation Jan. 13 Field trip Jan. 14 Break up

Organizer \|to top\|
	Asian Urban Research Group
	Kyushu Branch, CPIJ, Japan

Co-Organizer \|to top\|
	Korea Environment Institute, Korea.
	Research Committee on Urban Planning and Design, AIJ, Japan
	Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies, Kyushu University, Japan
	Faculty of Engineering, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia

Sponsors \|to top\|
	Kitakyushu Urban Association, Japan
	Asian Urban Research Committee of Kyushu Branch, CPIJ, Japan

International Program Committee \|to top\|
	adviser
		Sadao Watanabe	Professor Emeritus	The University of Tokyo	Japan
		Wann Yu	Professor	Yonsei University	Korea
		Suhsung Yoon	President	Korea Environment Institute	Korea
	Chairman
		Satoshi Hagishima	Professor	Kyushu University	Japan
	Members
		Ananto Yudono	Professor	Hasanuddin University	Indonesia
		Dong-Bae Lee	Professor	Inha University	Korea
		Hidetsugu Kobayashi	Professor	Hokkaido University	Japan
		June-Young Kim	Professor	Seokyeong University	Korea
		Junzo Munemoto	Professor	Kyoto University	Japan
		Jong-Chul Park	Professor	Mokpo National University	Korea
		Seiji Sato	Professor	Oita University	Japan
		Tai-Chee Wong	Professor	Nanyang Technological University	Singapore

International Exective Committee \|to top\|
	Chairman
		Youngil Song	Director	Korea Environment Institute	Korea
	Members
		Akira Ohgai	Associate Professor	Toyohashi University of Technology	Japan
		Heonseok Yoo	Research fellow	Korea Environment Institute	Korea
		Jaeyong Choi	Assosicate fellow	Korea Environment Institute	Korea
		Kazutoshi Kanno	Chief Manager	Kitakyushu Urban Association	Japan
		Takeru SAKAI	Associate Professor	Kyushu University	Japan
		Heyseon Pyon	Graduate Student	Kyushu University	Japan
		Saadeldin Elbeltaji	Graduate Student	Kyushu University	Japan

Access to KEI and International house (from Incheon Airport) \|to top\|
	1) Incheon Internaitonl airport -> Gimpo airport (by bus)

		* Take a bus bounding for Gimpo airport, at any bus stop among 3B, 4A, 10B, 11A
			It takes 35 minutes and it is nonstop to Gimpo airport.
			The fee is 6000won, you have to pay when you take it.
		* Airport information http://www.airport.or.kr/Eng/home.jsp
	2) Gimpo airport -> Bulgwang station (by subway)
		* Take line No.5 bounding for Sangil-dong or Macheon,and transfer line No.3 bounding for Daehwa or Gupabal at Jongno3(sam)-ga and get off at Bulgwang.
		* Subway information http://www.seoulsubway.co.kr/
		* Subway map http://qsrc.dongguk.ac.kr/qtsm/subway_map.jpg
	3) Bulgwang station -> International house at The Korean Women`s Development Institute (on foot)

		* information : Go out Exit No.2.

Registration (Sunday, January 11, 2004) \|to top\|
	Attention: Because symposium organizer reserves the hotel, participants of our symposium must communicate Prof. Satoshi Hagishima (hagishima@arch.kyushu-u.ac.jp) with your name, your affiliation and your E-mail address, whether you are presentators or not.
	Event	Time	Place
	Registration and Check in	15:00-18:00	Lobby desk, International House at The Korean Women's Development Institute
	Dinner	18:00-	Restaurant, International House at The Korean Women's Development Institute
	Speaker and moderator meeting	19:00-20:00	1F, Tea Lounge, International House at The Korean Women's Development Institute

Symposium Table (Monday, January 12, 2004), Symposium Place: Korea Environment Institute \|to top\|
	(1) I am showing you here the preliminary symposium program, for you. Please note your place in the program, but be aware that change may be made at last minute because of cancellations and other factors. Chairs of the panel sessions are not yet decided. The final program will be distributed upon arrival at the symposium registration desk.
	(2)Because of the very full program, paper presentater will be strictly limited to a maximum of 25 minutes for presentation and discussion combined. It is strongly recommended that you rather present a summary of its key points. An overhead projector will be available and if you provide PC, powerpoint will be available. We look forward to seeing in Seoul, Korea.
	Session	Time	Title / Speaker	Moderator / Session Chairman
		9:00	Hotel start -> on Foot( about 10min) -> Korea Environment Institute in Korea
	Opening Session	9:40- 9:45	Welcome Address Suhsung Yoon （Korea Environment Institute, Korea）	Prof. Junzo MUNEMOTO
	Opening Session	9:45- 9:55	Keynote Address Satoshi HAGISHIMA (Kyushu Univ., Japan)	Prof. Junzo MUNEMOTO
	Session 1 Urban regulation and Environmental Planning	10:00-10:25	Quantitative Analysis of Green Distribution and Changes in a City: Relation of Green Master Plan and Natural Environment GIS Yuji Kobayashi (Oita University, Japan)	Prof. Tae-heon Moon
		10:25-10:50	A Study on the Relation between Public Open Space and the Building Attributes Heyseon PYON (Kyushu University, Japan)
		10:50-11:15	An Analisis on Applicability of Compact City Model to Fukuoka by Using Person Trip and Distributed Population Data Shigeyuki KUROSE (Fukuoka University, Japan)
		11:15-11:40	Characteristics of the Master Plan of Namak New Town; To be ecology town oriented planning Park Jong-chul (Mokpo National University, Korea)
		11:40-12:40	Lunch
	Session 2 Urban Structure and Landscape	12:40-13:05	The Characteristics of Large-scale Landscape Composed Hot Spring Steam Clouds Yuka Himeno (Oita University, Japan)	Prof. Jong-chul Park
		13:05-13:30	Evaluation of Visual Connection with Outer Space in Urban Open Spaces Saadeldin Elbeltaji (Kyushu University, Japan)
		13:30-13:55	Evaluation of the Location of Commercial Establishments in OITA city as Observed from the Shopping Behavior of Consumers Kwihawan Kim (Oita University, Japan)
		13:55-14:20	A Study on Residents' Self-built Extensions and Occupation of Common Spaces at MRB Dwelling Units in Metro Manila Ringer Taruc Manalang (Kyoto University, Japan)
		14:20-14:35	Coffee / Tea Break
	Session 3 Urban Space	14:35-15:00	Revitalizaing Singapore's Central city through Gentrificaion Tai-Chee WONG (Nanyang Technological University, Singapore)	Prof. Seiji SATO
		15:00-15:25	The Residential Needs and Circumstances of Students Living around the University Campus Takeru Sakai (Kyushu University, Japan)
		15:25-15:50	Research on Transition of Land Use and Housing in the central Area of Local City Yuko Ohuchi (Yamaguchi University, Japan)
		15:50-16:15	Residents' Preferred Living Environment and Daily Activities in Their Old Age Kyungjung Son (Kyoto University, Japan)
		16:15-16:35	Coffee / Tea Break
	Session 4 Urban Analysis	16:35-17:00	On-line Participation for the Collaborative Planning Tae-heon Moon (Gyeongsang National University, Korea)	Prof. Shigeyuki KUROSE
		17:00-17:25	Japan GIS Application for Integration of Urban Agriculture into Land Use Planning of Kitakawachi Sunil Babu Shrestha (Osaka Sangyo University, Japan)
		17:25-17:50	A Fire Spread Model to Support Community-based Planning for Disaster Mitigation Using Cellular Automata: Application to Historical Built-up Area, Japan Yoshimizu Gohnai(Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan)
	Closing Session	17:50	-> on Foot -> Hotel (18:00)	Prof. Heonseok Yoo
	Closing Session	19:00-21:00	Party at International Hotel	Prof. Heonseok Yoo

Field trip(Tuesday, January 13, 2004) \|to top\|
	The charge is about 5,000-6,000 yen. (The lunch fee is included. )
	Time	Event
	7:00-7:40	Breakfast
	7:00-7:40	Meeting: Lobby of international house
	8:00-9:00	Moving to demilitarized zone (by bus)
	9:00-12:00	DMZ tour
	12:30-14:00	Lunch
	14:00-15:00	Moving to Seoul (by bus)
	15:00-17:20	Insa dong street
	17:30-18:00	Moving to International house (by bus)
	18:30-19:30	Dinner

About hotel of symposium \|to top\|
	Name of hotel	International House at The Korean Women's Development Institute The hotel of the symposium is a dormitory in International House at The Korean Women's Development Institute.
	URL	http://www.kwdi.re.kr/
	Address	1-363 Bulgwang-dong, Eunpyong-gu, Seoul, 122-707 Korea
	check in	Jan 11 from 13:00
	check out	Jan 14 untill 12:00
	Photo	The dormitory is (4) building. There is a conference place of the symposium behind the building of (1).
	Domitory facade
	Lobby
	1 guest room
	4 guests room

Goodbye （Wednesday, January 14, 2004) |to top|

Links \|to top\|
	The 1st International Symposium on City Planning and Environmental Management in Asian Countries
		Jan. 10-12, 1998, at Hasanuddin University in Ujung Pandang, Indonesia
	The 2nd International Symposium on City Planning and Environmental Management in Asian Countries
		Jan. 11-12, 2000, at Mokpo National University in Mokpo, Korea
	The 3rd International Symposium on City Planning and Environmental Management in Asian Countries
		Jan. 12-14, 2002, at Yamaguchi University in Ube, Japan