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Development of Smart Phone Application for the Safe Operation of Inland Vessels (내수면 선박의 안전운항을 위한 스마트폰기반 어플리케이션 개발)

  • Jo, Byung-Wan;Lee, Yun-Sung;Kim, Do-Keun;Kim, Jung-Hoon;Kim, Kil-Yong
    • The Journal of the Korea Contents Association
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    • v.16 no.4
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    • pp.442-454
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    • 2016
  • Recently, due to the increment of national income and the living standard of citizens, the leasure business has been dramatically expanded. Among the business, inland water activities such as cruise tour or water taxi have drawn attention from the people. As more people come for a new pleasure, the frequency and the number of services continues to rise yet the safety of people values less recently. In fact, the number of relating accidents also has risen accordingly. In order to prevent such accidents in inland waters, the vessels' real time voyage data, the advanced warning system and the emergency rescuing system are required. In this paper, we have developed navigation guiding application for safety of passengers and vessels in inland waters. Navigation guiding applications not only provide Inland Electronic Navigational Chart(IENC) and vessel information but also allows communication between traffic service center and nearby vessels in case of an emergency situation. In order to implement Navigation guiding applications, developing Inland Electronic Navigational Chart was inevitable. Therefore, IENC of Han River, has developed based on measuring the water depth using multi-beam echo sounder system.

Analysis on Continuity between the 2015 Revised Elementary Intelligent Life Curric ulum and Sc ienc e Curric ulum for Grades 3-4 (2015 개정 초등학교 슬기로운 생활과 3~4학년 과학과 교육과정의 연계성 분석)

  • Park, Jisun;Chang, Jina;Jin, Ye Eun
    • Journal of Korean Elementary Science Education
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    • v.41 no.2
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    • pp.267-282
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    • 2022
  • This study aims to analyze the continuity and sequence between the intelligent life curriculum for grades 1-2 and the science curriculum for grades 3-4 with a focus on knowledge and inquiry process skills. The results demonstrate that contents related to science in the intelligent life curriculum consisted of only 10 out of 32 elements. Five elements were related to the science curriculum for grades 3-4 and limited to the 'life sciences' area. Particularly, the intelligent life curriculum did not address topics related to 'matter' and 'motion and energy'. Developmental connection was established in the 'life sciences' area and dramatic changes were noted for the topics related to 'earth and space' area. In terms of inquiry process skills, the levels of observation, measurement, inference, and communication naturally increased, whereas a developmental connection was noted between the intelligent life and science curricula. Classification can be viewed as a developmental link; however, viewing the classification as scientific from the epistemic perspectives was insufficient. In the case of expectation, a gap was observed in both curricula due to the absence of expectation activities in the intelligent life curricula. The study discussed the implications for securing the connection between the intelligent life and science curricula on the basis of these results.