Effects of forest isolation on species composition of non-flying mammals in the Tama Hills and Kanto Mountains.
Year Published:2008
Author: Yoichi Sonoda・Tadashi Kuramoto
The objective of this study was to clarify the effects of forest isolation on the species composition of non-flying mammals. Three study sites were selected for each
isolation level, and automatic cameras were installed on animal trails from April to October in 2005 and 2006 to analyze the species composition and abundance of
non-flying mammals.
Journal of Applied Ecological Engineering，Vol.11，No.1，pp41-49
Investigation of vegetation management techniques for slopes dominated by black locust (Amorpha fruticosa L.)
Year Published:2008
Author:Ryo Saeki・Daisuke Hosogi・Masahiko Matsue
In order to actively convert slopes dominated by Amoerpha fruticosa L. to multi-species dominated vegetation, it is necessary to remove Amoerpha fruticosa L.
efficiently because of its high sprouting ability. Therefore, we set up an experimental area where we managed the vegetation of L. japonica, and measured the number
of dead L. japonica and the amount of sprouting to verify the effectiveness of the treatment.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering，Vol.34，No.1，pp9-14
Current status of the Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis in Japan based on mitochondrial DNA
Year Published:2008
Author:Shigeki, A. Daisuke, A. Yoshihiro, Y. Yoshimitsu, S. Masahiko, M. Hiroshi, M.
Although the Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis is not designated a threatened species in Japan，it is thought that its population once experienced a decrease.To
evaluate the current status of the goshawk，we sequenced the mitochondrial DNA control region and determined its variation among individuals.
ORNITHOLOGICAL SCIENCE，Vol.7，No.2，pp143-156
Research on the effect of introducing greenery on the impression of historic streets
Year Published:2008
Author:Tsuneaki Fukui・Masahiko Matsue・Mitsuhiko Naito
In order to contribute to the study of policies for greening streets with historical impressions, we proposed a framework for discussing the effects of roadside
conditions and the introduction of plantings, and verified the effects of the introduction of plantings on the historical impressions. First, the greening of
traditional streets was reviewed, and then the historical street types were classified based on the factors that determine the historical impression of the street and
the condition of the streetscape, and experiments were conducted to evaluate the impression of the introduction of tall trees, shrubs, and flowers.
Journal of Landscape and Design Research，Vol.5，pp85-96
Evaluation of the results of seeding works with hard fruits on wet cut slopes.
Year Published:2008
Author:Daisuke Hosogi・Katsumori Nakamura・Shou Kameyama
We conducted a study on the introduction of hard fruits by seeding on a wet cut slope in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The revegetation goal was to establish an initial
herbaceous community, followed by establishment of a forest with pioneer woody plants and establishment of a community in which hard fruits take precedence over hard
fruits in the long term. Vegetation matting, injecting vegetative substrate, and placing hard fruits in paper tubes and spraying them with vegetative substrate were
adopted as methods of revegetation.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering，Vol.34，No3，pp508-515
Relationships between the changes in forest vegetation, management and topography in Musashi Hills Forest Park over a period of 36 years.
Year Published:2008
Author:Nozomi Ota・Yoriko Hatase・Hitomi Oguri・Masahiko Matsue・Yuta Hasegawa
In order to clarify the long-term trend of vegetation change in satoyama, we compared vegetation maps of 1971 and 2007 in Musashi Hills National Forest Park, and
analyzed the relationship between vegetation change, management history and topography.
Landscape Studies，Vol72，No5，pp517-522
Effects of vegetation management for restoration of gravel stream bed vegetation in a dominant community of Asteraceae in the Kiso River
Year Published:2008
Author:Yoriko Hatase・Hitomi Oguri・Fujiwara Nobuo・Etsuko Utsugi・Kanako Doi・Ikuko Inomoto・
Masahiko Matsue
A sampling and control experiment was conducted on the gravel beds of the Kiso River, and a spreading test was conducted on the topsoil collected from the site.
Landscape Studies，Vol72，No5，pp537-542
Research issues needed to promote landscape administration
Year Published:2008
Author:Tsuneaki Fukui
This report summarizes the landscape-related research being conducted at the National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM) of the Ministry of
Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), and discusses its trends and issues as a clue for discussing collaboration and complementary relationship between
government and universities in landscape research.
Civil Engineering Planning Research and Proceedings，Vol.37，pp280-283
A Study of the Landscape of Shikina-en: The Staging of the Great Ryukyu Dynasty
Year Published:2008
Author:Nobuaki Kagemoto・Yutaka Inamoto
This paper examines the reasons why the view from the Kanko-dai in Shikina-en, which is registered as a World Heritage Site as “Gusuku and Related Properties of the
Kingdom of Ryukyu,” is said to have a continental appearance, based on field surveys, simulations using 3D mapping software, and existing knowledge.
Kyushu Branch of the Japanese Society of Landscape Architecture Research and Case Study Report Collection，No.16，pp27-28
A Study on the Effects of Public Works on Landscape Improvement
Year Published:2008
Author:Hiroki Mizoguchi・Tsuneaki Fukui・Noriko Kakuma・Keisuke Ota
In order to examine the concept of the effect of landscape improvement by public works projects, a survey of case studies in which landscape considerations were taken
into account was conducted. After organizing the outline, background, and design intent of the project, we conducted questionnaires to residents in the neighborhood,
interviews with users, surrounding facilities, and citizen groups, and field surveys to understand the issues that may have arisen as a result of landscape
improvement by the project.
Landscape and Design Research Lectures，No.4，pp1-10
Creation of a landscape design normative case study collection
Year Published:2008
Author:Hitomi Oguri・Tsuneaki Fukui・Masahiko Matsue・Kamishima Kenji
The “Casebook of Normative Landscape Design” was compiled by selecting normative design examples of civil engineering structures, indicating the direction of “good
landscape” in public works projects, and organizing technical information for reference in planning and design with consideration for landscape and design.
Landscape and Design Research Lectures，No.4，pp50-59
Research on the method of introducing greenery to create the impression of a historic street
Year Published:2008
Author:Tsuneaki Fukui・Masahiko Matsue・Mitsuhiko Naito
We paid attention to the planting of the street space as an element that produces a historical impression of the street, and analyzed the relationship between the
arrangement of the planting and the tree species and the historical impression through an evaluation experiment using photomontage.
Landscape and Design Research Lectures，No.4，pp243-250
Korean Landscape
Year Published:2008
Author:Tsuneaki Fukui
The report is based on a visit to the Korea Institute of Design Promotion, Seoul City, and Busan City from February 18 to 23, 2008, to exchange opinions and collect
information on the status of landscape administration with the persons in charge, and to inspect the status of landscape development.
Civil engineering data，Vol.50，No.6，pp47
Research on understanding the amount of CO2 stock change of urban green trees
Year Published:2008
Author:Masahiko Matsue・Yousuke Nagahama
As part of measures to prevent global warming, the promotion of urban greening is required, and Japan is required to report the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed by
urban greening in its first commitment period report under the Kyoto Protocol. In Japan, the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed by urban greening is also to be
reported in the report for the first commitment period, in accordance with the Kyoto Protocol. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Urban Greening Technology，No.69，pp14-17
Streetscape
Year Published:2008
Author:Tsuneaki Fukui
This is a description of streetscape in “Chapter 18: Roadscape” of the Handbook of Traffic Engineering (2008 edition), which covers all theories, techniques,
knowledge, and experiences related to traffic engineering.
Traffic Engineering Handbook2008，pp18-3-1～18-3-14
Distribution Survey of Wild Mammals Using Infrared Sensor Cameras (Technical Note on Living Things No. 59)
Year Published:2008
Author:Yoichi Sonoda・Midori Saeki・Masahiko Matsue
We report the results of our study of the species composition of mammals on a broad scale using infrared sensor cameras and their position in the ecological network
of each park and green space.
Landscape Studies，Vol.72，No.2，pp226
Study on a method to determine the amount of CO2 fixation by urban greening trees
Year Published:2008
Author:Yousuke Nagahama・Masahiko Matsue
In order to expand the range of applicability of the annual dry weight growth of wood, which is the basic unit for calculating the C02 fixation equation, from 10 m in
height and 25 cm in diameter at breast height, we are conducting a growth rate survey of urban green trees that are 30 years old or older.
Civil engineering data，Vol.50，No.8，pp28-31
Trends in Roadside Trees in Japan: Results of the 2007 National Survey of Roadside Trees
Year Published:2008
Author:Yuko Takeda
The National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM) of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) conducts a survey on the
current status of road greening trees every five years, counting from the first survey in 1982 (then Public Works Research Institute) to the sixth survey in 2007, 25
years ago. Based on the results of these surveys, this report presents an overview of the current status and changes in road alignment, together with past data.
Roads and Nature ，Vol.36，No.1，pp46-51
Methods of conservation measures for big and old trees
Year Published:2008
Author:Yasuo Izuka
In order to verify the effectiveness of the treatment of trees that have been treated in the past, the Japan Greenery Research Center (JGRC) conducted a field survey
of trees that were surveyed in the “Follow-up Survey of Diagnosis and Treatment of Old Trees” from 1996 to 2005.
green age，Vol.35，No.10，pp32-37
Tree Decay Diagnosis System Using Gamma（γ） Rays
Year Published:2009
Author:Yasuo, I.
For tree decay diagnosis, tree assessors have developed sound wave or electromagnetic wave systems. This report describes a diagnostic system that uses a type of
radioactive ray, or γ-ray.
ARBORIST･NEWS, Vol.18，No.1, pp47-49
Greening plant (Coreopsis lanceolata L.)
Year Published:2009
Author:Yoriko Hatase
The present paper introduces the findings of the study on the second designated invasive alien species, Paphiopedilum japonicum.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering，Vol.34，No.3，pp551
