This study was carried out to evaluate the restoration effect in the restored Yangjae stream and to draw up an adaptive management plan based on the results. As the result of evaluation on the restoration effect, the restored Yangjae stream was evaluated with low naturalness in both terms of the morphology of the stream and the composition and spatial distribution of vegetation. The diverse functional groups were introduced in the vegetation restoration, but the flooding regime, which is significant in the spatial distribution of riparian vegetation, were not correctly reflected. Exotic species or species that were not ecologically suitable for the location were introduced on the embankment and thus a measure to improve those problems is required. As the ecological principle was not reflected in the restoration plan, the stream was constructed as the double terrace structure. Therefore, the width of the waterway was narrowed further, and the waterfront was not designed to accommodate changes from flooding disturbance, making the micro-topography of the stream simpler and the naturalness lower. The adaptive management plan was prepared to improve those problems, and a plan for creating an ecological network was recommended to enhance the restoration effect.

In this study, hydrological safety vulnerability assessment on dam facilities was estimated using dams' hydrological safety evaluation result and in-depth inspection assessment result and considering climate change scenario. Hydrological safety assessment of the existing dam was performed by calculating the pmp/pmf using the climate change scenario. Using the results, Multi-Criteria Decision Making was used for vulnerability ranking decision on dams, and assessment scores and weights of hydrological safety evaluation considering climate chage were applied as payoff matrix and weight coefficient. In this study, it was evaluated vulnerability ranking that hydrological safety evaluation of existing dam considering climate change.

In this study, hydrological safety vulnerability assessment on dam facilities was estimated using dams' hydrological safety evaluation result and in-depth inspection assessment score and grade. Multi Criteria Decision Making was used for vulnerability ranking decision on dams', and assessment scores and weights of hydrological safety evaluation were applied as payoff matrix and weight coefficient. It can be available for calculating dam’s vulnerability ranking considered dams' hydrological safety.

Infrastructure deterioration is becoming a major problem in Korea. For the purpose of establishing quantitative grounds to distribute government annual budget effectively in the area of infra structure maintenance. This study has performed a senior-engineer-oriented question investigation. This results can be used as a base data for the project that developing performance-based evaluation techniques for SOC structures.

Wind Turbine Tower takes about 26.3% of overall wind turbine cost. So tower shell design is very important part. When designing tower eigenfrequency, strength analysis, fatigue strength analysis, buckling analysis and flange connection analysis have to considered. This paper contains procedure of tower analysis and compare ABAQUS result with design specification