2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Korea Heritage Service and the Korea Heritage Agency announced to present the special program "Princess Hwasun - The Mystery of the Love Letter Hidden in Her Green Wedding Robe" (hereinafter referred to as "Princess Hwasun") from October 22 to 27 at Changdeokgung Palace in Seoul "Princess Hwasun" is part of the Visit Korean Heritage Campaign a project designed to introduce the rich charm of Korea's cultural heritage to both domestic and international visitors This audience-participatory program combines a mission tour with the narrative of the Royalty Route one of the core heritage courses of the campaign this program allows participants to experience Changdeokgung Palace at their own pace participants will follow the traces of Princess Hwasun piecing together fragments of her story through various missions The immersive experience culminates in a theatrical performance based on historical records from The Record of Princess Hwasun's Wedding* allowing participants to transcend time and space as they relive history * The Record of Princess Hwasun's Wedding is an ancient record detailing the preparation and execution of Princess Hwasun's wedding including the compilation of the official wedding protocol this program will be offered to both domestic and international audiences without separate sessions participants will be provided with Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 devices enabling them to enhance their experience using the Galaxy AI features These include real-time translation through 'Interpretation' and image-based search via 'Circle to Search,' allowing for a seamless and enriched exploration of Changdeokgung Palace The story of Princess Hwasun concludes with a journey from Changdeokgung Palace to Jongmyo Shrine This connection between two UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine key stops along the Royalty Route - provides participants with a profound sense of travel through Korea's royal heritage The Korea Heritage Service's Royal Palaces and Tombs Center in collaboration with the Korea Heritage Agency The Korea Heritage Agency (KHA) announces its participation in Singapore's largest travel fair Artificial Intelligence Entertainment Travel Travel Do not sell or share my personal information: Pediatric cancer patients participate in a coding class at Chonnam National University Hwasun Hospital in Hwasun A relief of late Samsung Group Chairman Lee Kun-hee is seen installed in the lobby on the first floor of Seoul National University Children's Hospital in Jongno District director of the Gwangju-North Jeolla branch of Childhood Cancer Korea hand out Christmas gifts at a pediatric wing of Chonnam National University Hwasun Hospital in Hwasun Samsung Electronics Executive Chairman Lee Jae-yong and Honorary Director of Leeum Museum Hong Ra-hee attend an event for pediatric cancer at Seoul National University Children's Hospital in Jongno District Kumho Resort will hold a "Spring Healing Travel" event at Hwasun Spa Resort where you can enjoy water parks hot springs and local spring flower festivals together is a travel destination with a natural scenery There are many attractions where you can feel the spring atmosphere which is a spectacular combination of clear water and red cliffs which is full of 230 trees including hundreds of years old trees Seoryangji is a dreamlike landscape where various spring flowers such as cherry blossoms and azaleas are reflected on a calm lake and is loved by countless photographers and tourists Kumho Hwasun Spa Resort will host the Hwasun Aquana Water Park and Hot Spring Event which provides tickets for tourists to enjoy nature and relax in the hot spring Hwasun Aquana is a representative hot spring resort in Hwasun and uses 100% natural hot spring water containing sodium and zinc to help recover from fatigue and arthritis it has a variety of water play facilities from large hot spring baths to aqua pools making it good for the whole family to visit Kumho Hwasun Spa Resort will present scratch lottery tickets to guests for a month in April through the Spring Spring Spring event including ▲ Aquana passes ▲ Hot Springs passes ▲ Sunbeds free rentals Visitors to Aquana on weekends can also receive various prizes through roulette events visitors to the resort can obtain customized travel courses and various information for each taste through the introduction of Hwasun tourist attractions and the travel guide pamphlet containing the charm of the region An online and offline event linking the "2025 Hwasun Namsan Park Spring Flower Festival," which will be held from the 18th to the 27th Kumho Hwasun Spa Resort Trip Guide will be provided at the festival site and scratch lottery tickets will be provided to visitors to the festival who receive it Lottery prizes include ▲ room tickets for all branches of Geumho Resort ▲ Hwasun Aquana ▲ Sauna tickets ▲ Mujik Tiger keyring Kumho Hwasun Spa Resort will be the best option for those looking for healing destinations where they can enjoy beautiful nature and relaxation on a warm spring day "We will continue to do our best to help customers experience more comfortable and special travel." ※ This service is provided by machine translation tool The World Heritage Centre is at the forefront of the international community’s efforts to protect and preserve World Heritage partnerships for conservation Ensuring that World Heritage sites sustain their outstanding universal value is an increasingly challenging mission in today’s complex world where sites are vulnerable to the effects of uncontrolled urban development Our Partners Donate Take advantage of the search to browse through the World Heritage Centre information and Ganghwa contain many hundreds of examples of dolmens - tombs from the 1st millennium BC constructed of large stone slabs Hwasun et Ganghwa abritent des centaines de dolmens – sépultures faites d'énormes dalles de pierre datant du Ier millénaire av Ils appartiennent à la culture mégalithique que l'on retrouve en de nombreux autres endroits du globe تحوي مقابر غوشانغ وهواسونغ وغانغوا القديمة مئات الدلامن وهي قبور مؤلفة من شواهد حجرية ضخمة تعود الى الألفية الاولى قبل الميلاد وتنتمي هذه الدلامن الى ثقافة الميغليث المتواجدة في أماكن متعددة أخرى من العالم إنما بكثافة أقل 在高昌、华森和江华发现的石墓群建于公元前一千年左右，该墓群用巨型厚石板建造而成。这里是全世界各地发现的巨石文化的一部分，同时也是这种文化最集中的一处。 На этих доисторических кладбищах находится много сотен дольменов – древних захоронений Эти памятники отражают культуру эпохи мегалита которая может быть найдена во многих частях мира однако нигде – в столь ярко выраженной форме Hwasun y Ganghwa albergan cientos de dólmenes –sepulturas construidas con enormes bloques de piedra– que datan del primer milenio antes de nuestra era Estos monumentos forman parte de la cultura megalítica extendida por muchos lugares del mundo pero en estos sitios su grado de concentración es mayor que en ninguna otra parte Hwasun and Ganghwa Dolmen sites contain the highest density and greatest variety of dolmens in Korea which figured prominently in Neolithic and Bronze Age cultures across the world during the 2nd and 1st millennia BCE Usually consisting of two or more undressed stone slabs supporting a huge capstone it is generally accepted that they were simply burial chambers erected over the bodies or bones of deceased worthies They are usually found in cemeteries on elevated sites and are of great archaeological value for the information that they provide about the prehistoric people who built them and their social and political systems The property encompasses three distinct areas Criterion (iii): The global prehistoric technological and social phenomenon that resulted in the appearance in the 2nd and 3rd millennia BCE of funerary and ritual monuments constructed of large stones (the "Megalithic Culture") is nowhere more vividly illustrated than in the dolmen cemeteries of Gochang A significant number of dolmens are distributed in each of the three areas fully showing the development history of the megalithic culture with numerous examples of various style and type The existence of a quarry near the site is especially important in providing references to the origins nature and developmental history of the dolmens as well as contributing to the integrity of the property These components are all included within the boundaries of the inscribed property The re-erection of selected collapsed or dispersed dolmens is planned This work will be based on meticulous scientific research in order to establish the original configuration and location of the dolmens The greatest risk to the dolmens is fire and damage to the surrounding environment Most of the dolmens have remained untouched since the time of their construction their present condition being the result of normal processes of decay Although a few have been dismantled by farmers their stones have survived intact and their original location and form can be identified without difficulty The entire area of the three separate sites has been designated as a Cultural Heritage site under the Cultural Heritage Protection Act which requires that they be protected and managed accordingly The sites and the area that extends 500 m from the boundary of the each site have further protection under the Cultural Heritage Protection Act as a Historic Cultural Environment Protection Area Any form of development or intervention requires authorization and environmental impact assessment and repairs must be carried out by licensed specialists The properties belong to the Government of the Republic of Korea funding and the preparation and implementation of conservation policies for the sites and buffer zones rests with the Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) The National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage carries out academic research field survey and excavation (in association with university museums and private heritage research institutes) Day-to-day preservation and management is the responsibility of the relevant local administrations (Gochang-gun County Hwasun Dolmen Site Protection Pavilion and Ganghwa Historic Museum provide information about each dolmen site to visitors Regular day-to-day monitoring is carried out and in-depth professional monitoring is carried out on a 3-to-4 year basis Management plans have been developed for each of the three properties within the inscribed site Their primary objective is the preservation of the original character of the dolmen sites and their immediate environments The plans cover scientific research (survey selected excavation and paleo-environmental studies) protection of the environment (selective clearance of vegetation cover routing of visitors to ensure minimal impact on the natural environment acquisition of adjacent farmland to prevent incursions systematic monitoring and presentation (signage public awareness and participation of local communities scrubs near the dolmens are removed regularly and dolmens that have collapsed as a result of unearthed land or tree roots are investigated extensively researched and restored to their original state Hwasun-gun is achieving meaningful results by continuously promoting innovation policies to overcome the crisis of local extinction Hwasun-gun came up with active countermeasures such as supplying "full-won rental housing" for the first time in the country to solve the problem of population decline and operating the "Cheonwon Childcare Hwasun-type 24-hour Daycare Center" for the first time in Jeollanam-do it contributed to revitalizing the commercial district by issuing tickets to the Hwasun Dolmen Festival and made great achievements in the field of tourism infrastructure including the opening of the country's largest Hwasun Park golf course it is evaluated that it has effectively dealt with the crisis of local extinction by ranking second in the living population of Jeollanam-do Hwasun-gun is focusing on revitalizing the local economy and restoring people's livelihoods this year under the journey of innovation to make Hwashun New and Happy County Residents the government decided to do its best to revitalize the tourism industry and operate the military government The ambition is to speed up the policies and projects prepared for the development of Hwasun and write a new history of Hwasun's revival the "Spring Flower Festival" will be held around Hwasuncheon Flower River Road and Namsan Park in spring and the "Goindol Festival" in autumn to revitalize local commercial districts nightscape belts will be created from Namsan Park to Cheongchun New-ro and Antsan Observatory to promote stay-at-home tourism and the nation's largest park golf tournament will be held to increase the influx of tourists Hwasun-gun was designated as the only "national high-tech strategic industry bio-specialized complex" in Honam in June last year the construction of the second and third industrial complexes of biopharmaceuticals will begin early and it plans to create 10,000 jobs by attracting leading domestic and foreign bio companies the plan is to make all-out efforts to attract high-tech medical complexes and pursue a leap into a central city of the high-tech medical industry as a global bio manpower training hub As agriculture accounts for a large portion of the local economy Hwasun-gun is expected to speed up agricultural innovation by quickly launching a 32 billion won industrialization complex project" that was won last year." In addition it aims to expand the sales of agricultural products by establishing an agricultural product complex distribution center and an export platform which generated 3.6 billion won in sales last year which marks its fourth year since the launch of the 8th popular election responds to the population decline in various ways this year Hwasun-gun has a resident population of around 60,000 In order to overcome the local extinction crisis the government plans to break through the crisis head on through the so-called Hwasun-type population innovation policy we will continue to discover and promote innovation policies such as the 10,000 won rental housing project the operation of a Hwasun-type 24-hour daycare center and the operation of a multicultural team dedicated to its citizens a basic birth allowance will be provided along with Jeollanam-do to ease the economic burden of raising children of the county residents such as overseas cultural experiences for youth and support for new student admission congratulations It is also committed to revitalizing the people's livelihood Hwasun County raised the discount rate of "Hwasun Love Gift Certificate" to 15% in January and strengthened low-interest loans and loan secondary preservation support for small business owners it is focusing on the recovery of the people's livelihood economy by supporting participation fees for small and medium-sized enterprises to develop new markets Hwasun-gun is seeking a sustainable regional economic development plan with the aim of passing a preliminary feasibility study of the abandoned mine economic promotion and development project it plans to strengthen the economic foundation by revitalizing agricultural industrial complexes and creating new agricultural industrial complexes Hwasun-gun is striving to improve the quality of life of residents by operating the "Cultural Doctor System" and the "Village Doctor System" for the first time in the country is receiving favorable reviews for providing large-scale laundry laundry services for the elderly and vulnerable It is provided as a visiting service according to the schedule of 299 villages and can be used free of charge for senior citizens aged 65 or older the government will expand jobs for the disabled and the elderly and strengthen welfare policies that will not alienate anyone by improving the treatment of workers in the welfare sector We will do our best to achieve the goal of the 8th popular election by focusing on restoring people's livelihoods and revitalizing the local economy this year "We plan to listen to the voices of the county residents more with field-oriented administration and actively respond to new administrative demands through reorganization." Metrics details Here we describe a new pterosaur footprint assemblage from the Hwasun Seoyuri tracksite in the Upper Cretaceous Jangdong Formation of the Neungju Basin in Korea The assemblage consists of many randomly oriented prints in remarkably high densities but represents a single ichnotaxon Individuals exhibit a large but continuous size range are among the smallest pterosaurs yet reported from the Upper Cretaceous adding to other recent finds which contradict the idea that large and giant forms entirely dominated this interval do not match the pes of any known Cretaceous pterosaur suggesting that the trackmakers are as yet unknown from the body fossil record The Hwasun pterosaur footprints appear to record gregarious behavior at the exact location by individuals of different ages hinting at the possibility that pterosaurs gathered in mixed-age groups Pteraichnites, the tracks and traces produced by pterosaurs2 provide an alternative and essential source of data on behavior and ecology and enjoy several advantages over body fossils and associations at a single point in time and a single location the vast majority of tracksites have been recovered from Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous sequences we report on a new assemblage of pterosaur footprints from the Hwasun Seoyuri tracksite which forms part of the Upper Cretaceous Jangdong Formation of the Neungju Basin This site has yielded numerous footprints made by individuals ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 m in wingspan representing a not yet known from the body fossil record of pterosaurs This find provides new evidence supporting the idea that Late Cretaceous pterosaur communities were not entirely composed of large and giant individuals but also included smaller forms The Hwasun Seoyuri tracksite was initially exposed during quarrying but is now the Republic of Korea’s Natural Monument No 487 and forms part of the Mudeungsan UNESCO Global Geopark Photographs and interpretive drawings of pterosaur track-bearing slabs. (a–f) Photograph of KDRC-HW-PT01–06. (a′–f′) Interpretive drawing of KDRC-HW-PT01–06. (e) Close-up interpretive drawing of KDRC-HW-PT04 the footprints in this study are hard to consider as [optimal; exceptional; elite] class because several tracks are overprinted and diminutive secondary evaporite casts had erased the details features such as skin or digital pad we considered it as [well; good; fine; sub-optimal] class in that they have “fairly shape and clear footprints” and “manus prints distinguishable from pes prints.” (a′–c′) Interpretive drawing of Pteraichnus isp (d′–f′) Interpretive drawing of Pteraichnus isp and interpretive drawing of Pteraichnus isp and interpretive drawing of pes claw marks on KDRC-HW-PT03 Frequency histogram with density curve of the manus length (a) and width (b) data Scatter plots and linear regression of Metatarsal III (c) and Metatarsal III + Pes digit III (d) versus wingspan This analysis was performed based on Jamovi (v.1.6.23.0) and drawn through Python (v.3.8.8) and Adobe Illustrator (2021) slender digits and low divarication among the digits (almost parallel) distinguish it from the crocodilian ichnotaxa although they are features often found in pterosaurian footprints it is more considerable to see the footprints in the Hwasun Seoyuri tracksite were attributed to pterosaurian and asymmetric manus imprint; anterior to anterolateral digit I anterolateral to posterolateral digit II and posterior digit III; plantigrade elongated and subtriangular pes imprint; the length of digit II and III is slightly longer than digits I and IV The prints at the Hwasun Seoyuri tracksite exhibit all these features and both manus and pes prints correspond most closely to ‘classic’ examples of Pteraichnus currently assigned to P the Hwasun Seoyuri pteraichnites are formally assigned here to Pteraichnus the Hwasun Seoyuri footprints are also distinguished from these seven morphotypes by the following features: the similarity in the length of manus digits I and II; the curvature of manus digit I; and the relative shortness of pes digit I These features also distinguish the Hwasun Seoyuri footprints from prints of P The latter two forms are much larger (manus and pes length > 10 cm) than the Hwasun Seoyuri prints some morphotypes of Pteraichnus are markedly different from each other most strikingly in terms of the D/Me ratio Until greater clarity and maturity of pteraichnite taxonomy is achieved we prefer not to erect another new form of Pteraichnus and so Substituting values for pes length and metatarsal III length derived from the Hwasun Seoyuri footprint data allowed us to generate estimates of the wingspans for the smallest (0.54–0.56 m) the manus and pes details are now known as representatives of all four major pterodactyloid groups: ornithocheiroids; ctenochasmatoids; dsungaripteroids; and azhdarchoids and thirteen of the sixteen principal clades There are four characteristics of the Hwasun Seoyuri footprints that permit direct comparison with the manus and pes of body fossils: (1) relative lengths of the manus digits; (2) relative lengths of the pes digits; (3) relative size of the manus and pes prints (specifically length of manus digit III compared to the total length of the pes print); (4) the Digit III/Metatarsus (D/Me) ratio the relative size of the manus and pes prints needs to be considered more carefully than other factors The pterosaur trackway consisting of both manus and pes is not found in this study we used the average proportion of manus and pes sizes of all samples instead since the preservational condition may vary depending on the size of individuals it can be supplemented if a trackway with completely preserved manus and pes prints is found in further study To determine the general identity of the Hwasun Seoyuri printmaker we compared these four characteristics with the same characters of well-preserved examples of body fossils for representatives of each of the thirteen principal clades of pterodactyloids where the anatomy of the manus and pes is known which excludes them from further consideration the Digit/Metatarsus ratio is less than one in all species for which data is available the two principal clades that are known to have persisted to at least the end of the Lower Cretaceous (lonchodectids and ctenochasmatids) and thus might be considered as potential trackmakers for the Hwasun Seoyuri prints exhibit some of the lowest D/Me ratios for any pterodactyloid (Gladocephaloideus = 0.66; Pterodaustro = 0.58) Comparison of pterosaur manus and pes skeletons with Pteraichnus isp (a) Manus skeleton outline drawing of Noripterus complicidens (redrawn from Hone et al.) and manus imprint of Pteraichnus isp complicidens (redrawn from Li et al.) and pes imprints of Pteraichnus in the Hwasun Seoyuri tracksite and the Hwasun prints are distinctly different (see above) from those of Pteraichnus wuerhoensis we conclude that the Hwasun prints were made by a relatively small dsungaripteroid as yet unknown from the body fossil record in the case of the footprints at the Hwasun Seoyuri tracksite it seems unlikely that the preponderance of manus prints reflects undertracks as the prints are not diffused suggesting that they were made on the surface of the supersaturated or subaquatic substrate Secondly, if the hypothesis of asymmetry in loading is correct, then the rare occurrences of pes prints might reflect localized decreases in sediment stiffness that allowed the pes to register on the substrate. However, we would expect pes impressions to occur in clusters, yet they show a nearly random distribution across the six slabs (Fig. 2) asymmetry in loading provides only a partial explanation for the relative rarity of pes prints in the Hwasun Seoyuri print assemblage this explanation does not address other prominent features of the print assemblage such as the complete domination of the assemblage by random prints that do not appear to form trackways ripple marks and the absence of desiccation marks are consistent with the idea that the print-bearing surface was a shallow lake margin that was primarily subaquatic and only briefly exposed the greater length of the forelimb in pterodactyloid pterosaurs and proportionally large body mass supported by the forelimbs during ‘terrestrial’ locomotion are likely to have led to a preponderance of manus periods of total buoyancy would have allowed pterosaurs to generate random prints via occasional contact with the substrate by the manus (or 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gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Games Kim Won-ho and Jung Na-eun achieved the feat of bringing medals back to the mixed doubles for the first time in 26 years after their first Olympics appearance many predicted that Seo Seung-jae and Chae Yoo-jeong who are far ahead of each other in experience Kim Won-ho and Jung Na-eun secured silver medals by reaching the final in their first Olympic appearance through unexpected performance Seo Seung-jae and Chae Yoo-jung headed to the bronze medal match who were behind Seo Seung-jae and Chae Yoo-jung with all five losses against each other won the first set by overwhelming their seniors from the beginning of the game After giving up the second set after a close game Kim Won-ho complained of dizziness and vomited he won a valuable victory by keeping the stadium until the end Kim Won-ho became the main character of the true record as a mother-and-son medalist a mixed doubles gold medalist at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics Attention is also focusing on whether he can become a gold medalist after his mother Kim Won-ho's smash score began to draw the weight to one side Kim Won-ho and Jung Na-eun took the first set 21-16 smoothly as Seo Seung-jae and Chae Yoo-jung made consecutive mistakes afterward the game was played in a way that the other team immediately followed After a luxury doubles match in which the reversal Seo Seung-jae and Chae Yoo-jung first stepped on the 20-point mark Kim Won-ho and Jung Na-eun also made gear coordinates and followed them in the two-point inferiority the seniors made a match point situation with Kim Won-ho's mistake and then won with Seo Seung-jae's drop shot and Kim Won-ho and Jung Na-eun turned the game Kim Won-ho and Jung Na-eun scored as many as five consecutive points bringing the balance of the game back to square one with 10-10 and Seo Seung-jae and Chae Yoo-jung scored one point again and ran away Kim Won-ho gasped and couldn't get up on the floor of the stadium Kim Won-ho has been caught 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inorganic nitrogen 0.1 × 106 mol day−1 for dissolved inorganic phosphorus (DIP) 0.5 × 106 mol day−1 for dissolved organic carbon 1.6 × 106 mol day−1 for dissolved organic nitrogen 0.4 × 106 mol day−1 for particulate organic carbon SGD-driven fluxes of dissolved nutrient and organic matter were over 90% of the total input fluxes in Hwasun Bay Our results highlight the potential of using the FDOMH-Si mass balance model to effectively measure SGD within a specific area (i.e. volcanic islands) under specific weather conditions (i.e. SGD-driven chemical fluxes from highly permeable islands considerably contribute to coastal nutrient budgets and coastal biological production This study aimed to estimate SGD in a volcanic island using FDOMH and Si mass balance model for the first time it compares the SGD and the associated flux of nutrients and DOM before and after a typhoon Scatter plots of (a) dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) and (e) nitrogen (DON) versus salinity in Hwasun Bay and yellow dots indicate samples collected on October 4 2018 (4 days after the typhoon) in Hwasun Bay This figure was drawn with sigma plot software (ver Correlation between humic-like fluorescent dissolved organic matter (FDOMH) and salinity of groundwater samples in Hwasun Bay during all sampling campaigns The solid lines and dotted lines show the 95% confidence interval and 95% prediction interval for the regression line Scatter plots of humic-like fluorescent dissolved organic matter (FDOMH) versus (a) dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) and (b) carbon (DOC) This result shows that short-term episodic storm events could increase current sediment delivery loads thereby increasing POC delivery in volcanic islands the concentrations of DSi in fresh groundwater showed the highest values in fresh groundwater samples and exhibited good negative linear correlations with salinity DSi is expected to be a good tracer for estimating SGD flux which indicates apparent recalcitrant FDOMH sources from terrestrial inputs we assumed that terrestrial origin FDOMH behaves conservatively in the subterranean estuary and fresh groundwater flux was calculated using FDOMH as a tracer also with DSi the mass balance of FDOMH and Si could be expressed as follows: where the terms on the left side of the equation indicate input fluxes arising from diffusion from sediments (first term) and submarine groundwater flow (second term) and mixing with open ocean water (third term) SGD flux was calculated based on average concentrations of FDOMH (4.03 ± 1.13 g QS m−3 on October 4 and 3.93 ± 0.89 g QS m−3 on October 10) and Si (102 ± 41 mmol m−3 on October 4 and 163 ± 78 mmol m−3 on October 10) in groundwater and the unknown seepage rate of groundwater (m day−1) Mixing with open ocean water was evaluated based on the differences in concentration between bay seawater and open ocean water for FDOMH (0.12 ± 0.06 g QS m−3 on October 4 and 0.08 ± 0.06 g QS m−3 on October 10) and Si (3 ± 2 mmol m−3 on October 4 and the unknown exchange rate between bay seawater and open ocean water and DON from bottom sediments were approximately 0.03 × 106 based on the overall nutrient fluxes into the bay SGD appears to be an important pathway as a nutrient and DOM source in Hwasun Bay high loads of FDOMH arising from SGD provides favorable conditions for coral ecology This difference may be attributable to the high level of rainfall and wave pumping owing to the typhoon rather than uncertainties associated with the use of each method and enrichment in groundwater relative to seawater the FDOMH-Si mass balance model can be effective for estimating SGD in coastal areas of a highly permeable zone without any continuous river or stream discharge and FDOMH fluxes in Hwasun Bay during typhoons could play an important role in biogeochemistry linked to oceanic production and carbon fluxes more extensive observations are necessary to evaluate SGD and nutrient fluxes through SGD depending on geophysical processes Typhoon Kong-rey, the 25th typhoon of the year, occurred on 28 September 2018. When the typhoon approached Jeju Island on October 6, it was categorized as a medium-scale typhoon with a central pressure of 975 hPa, maximum wind speed of 32 m/s, and strong wind radius of 350 km; furthermore, it had a cumulative precipitation reaching 718.5 mm (KMA, https://web.kma.go.kr/eng/index.jsp) and sampling locations of seawater (circle) and groundwater (triangle) in October 2018 This figure was drawn using Adobe Illustrator Version 24.1.3 and dissolved nutrients analyses were collected and filtered immediately in the field using a Whatman 0.7 μm disposable syringe filter FDOM samples were stored in pre-combusted amber glass vials and kept refrigerated (< 4 °C) until analysis The subsamples for DOC and TDN were transferred into pre-combusted glass ampoules (in the furnace at 500 °C for 4 h) and acidified with 6 M HCl (pH ~ 2); the ampoules were then flame sealed The subsamples for dissolved inorganic nutrients were stored in HDPE bottles (Nalgene) and frozen until analysis Samples for POC were collected in 1-L of HDPE bottle and were filtered through a 0.7 μm GF/F filter The filter papers were placed in a petri dish and frozen for storage component 1 and 3 are indicative of marine FDOMH (peak M) and terrestrial FDOMH (peak C) and component 2 is found to be a FDOMP (peak T) and PO43− were analyzed using a nutrient auto-analyzer (Alliance Instruments Artificial seawater (salinity: 35) was used as the matrix for the blank and standard The analytical uncertainties were within 2% for DIN and DSi according to certified reference materials (MOOS-1 from National Research Council DOC and TDN concentrations were analyzed using a TOC-VCPH analyzer (Shimadzu Based on the calibration curves of acetanilide (C:N = 8) DOC and TDN measurements were standardized The measured values of 44 μmol L−1 for DOC (n = 6) and were 32 μmol L−1 for TDN (n = 6) agreed well within 5% for the certified values DON concentrations were calculated by subtracting the DIN concentrations from TDN concentrations filter papers were dried at 50 °C for 12 h to remove moisture from the filter paper acid fumigation was conducted with HCl for 12 h in a desiccator to remove inorganic carbon POC concentration was measured using a Thermo Scientific Flash 2000 element analyzer Burnett, W. 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Geochem. 27(1), 37–43. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apgeochem.2011.08.014 (2012) Characterizing dissolved organic matter fuorescence with parallel factor analysis: A tutorial Download references We would like to thank all MBL members for their help during the field sampling This work was supported by the project titled “Improvement of management strategies on marine disturbing and harmful organisms (No 20190518)” funded by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and by the National Research Foundation (NRF) funded by the Korean government (NRF-2019R1C1C1002197) This work was supported by INHA UNIVERSITY Research Grant (2020) This research was also supported by the Basic Science Research Program to Research Institute for Basic Science (RIBS) of Jeju National University through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) funded by the Ministry of Education (2019R1A6A1A10072987) Faculty of Earth Systems and Environmental Sciences performed the chemical measurement of FDOM and the data analysis under the supervision of T.H.K contributed to the sample collection and the chemical measurement of DOC Download citation DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-79381-0 Sign up for the Nature Briefing: Microbiology newsletter — what matters in microbiology research which is operated by local governments nationwide for 10,000 won in monthly rent is receiving favorable reviews among young people and newlyweds has recently been actively introduced by local governments in the metropolitan area such as Seoul and Incheon The Incheon Metropolitan City Corporation (iH) announced on the 5th that it will recruit residents of 500 households of 65-85㎡ dedicated to 'Cheonwon House' that purchased row houses in Michuhol-gu Incheon from the 6th to the 14th and converted them into rental houses you can live for up to six years with a monthly rent of 30,000 won and newlyweds without children are ranked third After looking around several houses that the winner wants to move in he or she must decide where to live and complete the move-in within 60 days from the contract date the Dongjak-gu Office in Seoul also recorded a competition rate of 14:1 with more than 100 people applying for seven "full-capacity houses for newlyweds" that recruited tenants for young newlyweds aged 19 to 39 and prospective newlyweds The rental deposit for a 10,000 won house in Dongjak-gu is 5% of the lease deposit It is located in a total of seven places: two in Noryangjin-dong and consists of row houses and multi-family houses It is 28.54~64.24㎡ and consists of two to three rooms and one bathroom all full-capacity houses also have parking spaces Dongjak-gu spent about 1.8 billion won to complete lease contracts and insurance subscriptions with local homeowners and is operating a full house by re-lending it to young newlyweds selected as tenants Hwasun-gun spent 4.8 billion won in 2023 to supply vacant Booyoung rental apartments to newlyweds and young people with about 200 10,000 won in rent per month The response after the introduction of a packed house was amazing This is because the influx of young people and population growth occurred at the same time Hwasun-gun said the number of births has increased and the population decline has weakened since the introduction of full-capacity housing Looking at the occupants of a packed house in Hwasun-gun As for the age group of residents of packed houses Hwasun-gun plans to supply 200 additional 10,000 houses by next year Jeollanam-do Province plans to invest 284.3 billion won including the Local Extinction Response Fund to supply 1,000 full-won houses to Goheung will also supply 10,000 won housing within this year It plans to supply 82 rental houses "Youth Full House" and "Youth Apartments" with monthly rent of 10,000 won this year and the housing types are divided into one to three rooms Rent was set at 10,000 to 30,000 won per month depending on the type the boxing bronze medalist at the 2024 Paris Olympics who never smiled at public appearances such as awards and press conferences smiled at a word from Lim Ae-ji (Hwasun County Office) Lim Ae-ji and Bang Cheol-mi reached the third place podium side by side at the Paris Olympics women's 54kg medal ceremony held at Roland Garros Stadium in Paris who appeared at the awards ceremony with a smile Bang Chul-mi did not release her firm expression throughout There was also a tense atmosphere at the press conference Bang Chul-mi said in her bronze medal speech "I thought I would win first place in this event "I made great efforts because the Olympics are more important than any other event but the results didn't come out as I wanted." "I was happy to receive love and attention at the Paris Olympics "I gained more strength by listening to the crowd's shouts," he said "I hope I have a chance to enjoy the festival like the Olympics." The temperature difference between the two athletes was clear when asked how they felt about winning the bronze medal at the Olympics side by side but it was good to get a medal together," Lim Ae-ji said "I hope to meet (Bang Chul-mi) in the final next time." In response "There is no difference in being ranked the same as a player I have no other feelings at all," he said flatly "Who do you want to hang the medal first if you take it home?" "I don't feel much because the bronze medal is not what I wanted (gold medal)." On the other hand "There are too many people who have been helped while preparing for the Paris Olympics I think everyone I meet will walk once," he said In the corner of the stage of the press conference a North Korean boxing leader was listening to Bang Chul-mi's answer with a "hawk's eye." "Im Ae-ji said she wanted to hug Bang Chul-mi at the awards ceremony after the semifinals." Lim Ae-ji couldn't easily open her mouth when she asked "Did you actually hug her when you couldn't see her?" "I'll keep it a secret," and there was a smile on Bang Chul-mi's face A "hat medalist" was born as Kim Won-ho (Samsung Life Insurance) and Jung Na-eun (Hwasun County Office) secured a silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics is a gold medalist in mixed doubles at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics Gil won the gold medal in a group with Kim Dong-moon Coach Gil is a Korean badminton legend who won the gold medal in women's doubles at the 1995 World Championships and the third consecutive women's doubles at the 1993-1995 Jeon Young Open Kim Won-ho and Jung Na-eun secured a silver medal by beating Seo Seung-jae (Samsung Life Insurance) and Chae Yoo-jeong (Incheon International Airport) 2-1 (21-16 20-22 23-21) in the semifinal match of the tournament held at Port Drachapel Stadium in Paris "Now I think I can make my mother live as Kim Won-ho's mother 'The Olympic stage is to drop me off from the sky Kim Won-ho couldn't get up on the court for a while gasping for air when he turned the halfway point of the three games he asked for medical time and vomited in the pocket he received from the medical staff "I thought it would come out once because I felt nauseous but I thought I was going to throw up on the court so I called Lepri and threw up in the bag," adding "It was the first time I showed up like this on the court." "I showed something I shouldn't show as an athlete at the Olympics," he said Kim Won-ho also took pleasure in receiving special military service benefits by securing a silver medal