Date of Issue:2008.3
Author:Landscape and Ecology Division.
Focusing on medium-resolution satellite data, which is available on a nationwide scale, this research was conducted to develop and organize technical methods to
efficiently and effectively grasp the transition of green spaces, while confirming the accuracy and workload. In particular, the research was conducted with the
aim of developing techniques to improve the accuracy to a level where the transition of individual forested areas, which have increased due to greening in urban
areas, can be reliably determined. As a result, it became possible to determine the increase and decrease of green spaces with an error of less than 30% on a
nationwide basis through the use of precise geometric correction and the removal of shadows.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.436
Date of Issue:2008.3
Author:MATSUE Masahiko, OGURI Hitomi, FUKUI Tsuneaki, UESHIMA Kenji
This collection of case studies has been prepared to provide reference examples and to enable reference to the concepts and technical information for planning and
designing public works projects in the river, coastal, and port fields that take landscape and design into consideration.
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National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.434
Date of Issue:2008.3
Author:MATSUE Masahiko, OGURI Hitomi, FUKUI Tsuneaki, UESHIMA Kenji
This collection of case studies has been prepared to provide reference examples and to enable reference to the concepts and technical information for planning and
designing public works projects in the road, bridge, street, and park fields that take landscape and design into consideration.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.433
Date of Issue:2007.12
Author:Landscape and Ecology Division.
This is a report on the results of research conducted by the Greening and Ecology Laboratory in 2006 on the following themes
- ・Research on measures to combat global warming
- ・Research on Symbiosis with Nature and Securing Biodiversity
- ・Research on securing greenery in urban parks, street spaces, etc.
- ・Research on support for the formation of green and favorable landscapes
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.428
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Hitomi Oguri, Masahiko Matsue, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki, Takehiko Ishizaka
This document presents the general technical methods for environmental impact assessment of road projects for 15.3 Sites for Activities of Contact between People
and Nature 15.3 Sites for Activities of Contact between People and Nature Related to the Travel of Motor Vehicles. Specific methods for identifying project
characteristics, identifying regional characteristics, conducting surveys, making forecasts, and studying and evaluating environmental conservation measures are
presented, and explanations are added to the contents of the document.
The 2007 edition was revised in accordance with the March 2006 revision of the Ministerial Ordinance (Ordinance of the Ministry of Construction No. 10 of 1998),
which provides guidelines for selecting items for environmental impact assessment of road projects and methods for reasonably conducting surveys, forecasts, and
evaluations related to such items, and guidelines for measures for environmental preservation.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.400
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Hitomi Oguri, Masahiko Matsue, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki, Takehiko Ishizaka
This document presents general technical methods for environmental impact assessment of road projects for 15.2 Sites of Activities for Human Contact with Nature
15.2 Sites of Activities for Human Contact with Nature for the Establishment of Construction Yards and Construction Roads, etc. Specific methods for identifying
project characteristics, identifying regional characteristics, surveying, forecasting, and studying and evaluating environmental conservation measures are
presented, and explanations are added to the contents of these methods.
The 2007 edition was revised in accordance with the March 2006 revision of the Ministerial Ordinance (Ordinance of the Ministry of Construction No. 10 of 1998),
which provides guidelines for selecting items for environmental impact assessment of road projects and methods for reasonably conducting surveys, forecasts, and
evaluations related to such items, and guidelines for measures for environmental preservation. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.399
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Hitomi Oguri, Masahiko Matsue, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki, Takehiko Ishizaka
This document presents the general technical methods for environmental impact assessment of road projects for 15.1 Sites of Activities for Human Contact with
Nature 15.1 Sites of Activities for Human Contact with Nature related to the existence of roads (surface or dug-in or bulk). Specific methods for identifying
project characteristics, identifying regional characteristics, conducting surveys, making predictions, and studying and evaluating environmental protection
measures are presented and commentary is added to the contents of the report.
The 2007 edition was revised in accordance with the March 2006 revision of the Ministerial Ordinance (Ordinance of the Ministry of Construction No. 10 of 1998),
which provides guidelines for selecting items for environmental impact assessment of road projects and methods for reasonably conducting surveys, forecasts, and
evaluations related to such items, and guidelines for measures for environmental preservation.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.398
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Hitomi Oguri, Masahiko Matsue, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki, Takehiko Ishizaka
This document presents general technical methods for environmental impact assessment of road projects for 14.2 Landscape 14.2 Landscape for the establishment of
construction yards and construction roads, etc. Specific methods for identifying project characteristics, identifying regional characteristics, surveying,
forecasting, and studying and evaluating environmental conservation measures are presented, and explanations are added to the contents of the document.
The 2007 edition was revised in accordance with the March 2006 revision of the Ministerial Ordinance (Ordinance of the Ministry of Construction No. 10 of 1998),
which provides guidelines for selecting items for environmental impact assessment of road projects and methods for reasonably conducting surveys, forecasts, and
evaluations related to such items, and guidelines for measures for environmental preservation.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.397
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Hitomi Oguri, Masahiko Matsue, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki, Takehiko Ishizaka
This document presents the general technical methods for environmental impact assessment in road projects 14.1 Landscape 14.2 Landscape for the presence of roads
(surface or dug-in or raised). Specific methods for identifying project characteristics, identifying regional characteristics, surveying, forecasting, studying
and evaluating environmental protection measures are presented, and explanations are added to the content of these methods.
The 2007 edition was revised in accordance with the March 2006 revision of the Ministerial Ordinance (Ordinance of the Ministry of Construction No. 10 of 1998),
which provides guidelines for selecting items for environmental impact assessment of road projects and methods for reasonably conducting surveys, forecasts, and
evaluations related to such items, and guidelines for measures for environmental preservation.
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National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.396
Technical Methodology for Road Environmental Impact Assessment (Separate Volume: Case Studies: Animals, Plants, Ecosystems)
No.393
No.394
No.395
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Toshio Oshio, Masahiko Matsue, Katsumi Uesaka, Hirofumi Onishi, Katsunori Kakuyu, Hiroyuki Oneyama, Toshihiro Kosuge, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki,
Takehiko Ishizaka
In the environmental impact assessment of a road project on animals, plants, and ecosystems, it is necessary to consider environmental conservation measures
(avoidance, reduction, and compensation) and, if there is uncertainty about the effectiveness of the environmental conservation measures, to consider a post-event
investigation plan. However, there is a general lack of scientific knowledge and similar cases in animals, plants, and ecosystems, which makes it very difficult
for those in charge in the field. Therefore, this time, we have developed a nationwide survey plan for environmental conservation measures and post-event
investigation plans for environmental impact assessments on animals, plants, and ecosystems,I. Animal Habitat Fragmentation Measures II. Measures for Rare Birds
of Prey III. Transplantation and relocation of animals and plants Consideration of road lighting facilities for animals and plants, and IV.
This collection of case studies on animals, plants, and ecosystems is intended as a reference for conducting road environmental impact assessments on animals,
plants, and ecosystems, and it is hoped that this collection of case studies will be used as a reference for considering measures appropriate to each site.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.393-395
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Toshio Oshio, Masahiko Matsue, Katsumi Uesaka, Hirofumi Onishi, Katsunori Kakuyu, Hiroyuki Oneyama, Toshihiro Kosuge, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki,
Takehiko Ishizaka
This document presents general technical methods for environmental impact assessment for road projects 13.1 Animals, Plants, and Ecosystems 13.3 Animals in
Operation of Construction Machinery. Specific methods for identifying project characteristics, identifying regional characteristics, surveying, forecasting, and
studying and evaluating environmental conservation measures are presented, and explanations are added to the contents of the document.
The 2007 edition was revised in accordance with the March 2006 revision of the Ministerial Ordinance (Ordinance of the Ministry of Construction No. 10 of 1998),
which provides guidelines for selecting items for environmental impact assessment of road projects and methods for reasonably conducting surveys, forecasts, and
evaluations related to such items, and guidelines for measures for environmental preservation.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Managementa No.395
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Toshio Oshio, Masahiko Matsue, Katsumi Uesaka, Hirofumi Onishi, Katsunori Kakuyu, Hiroyuki Oneyama, Toshihiro Kosuge, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki,
Takehiko Ishizaka
This document presents general technical methods for environmental impact assessment for road projects 13.1 Animals, Plants, and Ecosystems 13.2 Establishment of
Construction Yard and Construction Roads, etc.Specific methods for identifying project characteristics, identifying regional characteristics, conducting surveys,
forecasting, and studying and evaluating environmental conservation measures are presented, and explanations are provided for the contents of these methods.
The 2007 edition was revised in accordance with the March 2006 revision of the Ministerial Ordinance (Ordinance of the Ministry of Construction No. 10 of 1998),
which provides guidelines for selecting items for environmental impact assessment of road projects and methods for reasonably conducting surveys, forecasts, and
evaluations related to such items, and guidelines for measures for environmental preservation.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.394
Date of Issue:2007.6
Author:Toshio Oshio, Masahiko Matsue, Katsumi Uesaka, Hirofumi Onishi, Katsunori Kakuyu, Hiroyuki Oneyama, Toshihiro Kosuge, Nobuo Fujiwara, Koichi Morisaki,
Takehiko Ishizaka
This document presents general technical methods for conducting environmental impact assessment for “animals,” “plants,” and “ecosystems” related to the presence
of 13.1 roads (surface or dug-in or bulk) in the environmental impact assessment of road projects. Specific methods for identifying project characteristics,
identifying regional characteristics, surveying, forecasting, and studying and evaluating environmental conservation measures are presented, and explanations are
added to the contents.
The 2007 edition was revised in accordance with the March 2006 revision of the Ministerial Ordinance (Ordinance of the Ministry of Construction No. 10 of 1998),
which provides guidelines for selecting items for environmental impact assessment of road projects and methods for reasonably conducting surveys, forecasts, and
evaluations related to such items, and guidelines for measures for environmental preservation.
TECHNICAL NOTE of
National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management No.393