Column Greening Plants: The Japanese Cherry Blossom Plant(Cercidiphyllum japonicum Sieb.et Zucc.)
Year Published:2009
Author:Misako Kubo
In a column aimed at providing information on the use of katsura as a greening plant, we provided an explanation of the deciduous tall katsura tree.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering,Vol.34,No.4,pp658
Erosion resistance of substrate 2 years after installation of sprayed vegetation substrate
Year Published:2009
Author:Daisuke Hosogi・Ryo Saeki・Masahiko Matsue
The erosion of the vegetation substrate was continuously investigated over a period of two years in the field in three experimental areas: (1) an area sprayed with
only the vegetation substrate, (2) an area where the vegetation substrate was mixed with topsoil, and (3) an area where the vegetation substrate was sprayed with
normal vegetation substrate including seeds for greening.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering,No.1,pp126-129
Root system of street trees and current status of planting substrate
Year Published:2009
Author:Yasuo Izuka
The current status of the root systems and planting bases of roadside trees was introduced, and some conditions (maintenance methods) of the planting bases necessary
to create beautiful roadside trees were proposed.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering,Vol.35,No.2,pp262-266
Formula for Calculating CO2 Fixation of Urban Trees in Japan
Year Published:2009
Author:Masahiko Matsue・Yousuke Nagahama・Yasuo Izuka・村田みゆき・Fujiwara Nobuo
We developed formulas for calculating annual dry weight growth of woody parts and annual CO2 fixation based on these formulas for tree species commonly used for urban
greening in Japan, with an application range up to about 50 years of age. The target tree species are camphor tree, Japanese white oak, Japanese maples, zelkova,
ginkgo, and plane trees.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering,Vol.35,No.2,pp318-324
Management Methods and Their Effects in the Experimental Vegetation Management of Asteraceae
Year Published:2009
Author:Hitomi Oguri・Yoriko Hatase・Masahiko Matsue
As a part of the development of control methods for the second designated invasive alien species, the effect of the vegetation management experiment on the Japanese
silverbeet (Asteraceae), which has been conducted in the Kasada Plaza of the National Kiso San-river Park located near 45 km of the Kiso River, was reported.
Civil engineering data,Vol.51,No.8,pp26-29
Revision of Guidelines for Road Earthworks and Biodiversity
Year Published:2010
Author:Masahiko Matsue
The revision of the “Guidelines for Road Earthworks” was started in 2004, and the “Guidelines for Cut-and-Fill and Slope Stabilization” was published on June 30,
2009. In addition to the revised contents, some of the ideas on preservation and conservation of the natural environment, etc., as indicated in the basic policies of
the guidelines, are introduced in this report.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering,Vol.35,No.3,pp413-416
Potential use of forest topsoil stored for one year as a greening material
Year Published:2010
Author:Daisuke Hosogi・Masahiko Matsue
In order to investigate efficient methods of preserving forest topsoil that can be collected during land development for use as revegetation material, we conducted an
experiment in which forest topsoil was preserved as fill in the field and air-dried or sealed and moistened indoors for a period of one year.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering,Vol.35,No.3,pp462-472
Example of Slope Revegetation Using Forest Topsoil in Akashi-Kaikyo National Park
Year Published:2010
Author:Misako Kubo・Daisuke Hosogi・Masahiko Matsue
The topsoil of an Abemaki forest was mixed with a vegetative substrate and blown onto the slope of a cut slope in the Kobe area of Akashi Kaikyo National Park.
Journal of the Japanese Society for Greening Engineering,Vol.35,No.3,pp473-478
Effects of timing and frequency of mowing management on the invasive alien species Paphiopedilum chinense and its control efficacy.
Year Published:2010
Author:Yoriko Hatase・Hitomi Oguri・Masahiko Matsue
In order to investigate the effects of the number and timing of mowing management on Asteraceae and its control effect, a management experiment was conducted in the
Kiso River using a combination of mowing frequency (1 to 3 times per year) and timing (June, October, and February).
Landscape Studies,Vol.73,No.5,pp421-426
Effectiveness and verification of animal transfer facilities on eco-roads
Year Published:2010
Author: Yoichi Sonoda・Yuko Takeda・Masahiko Matsue
We monitored the species and frequency of use of animal transfer facilities on the eco-road, and clarified the preference of wild animals for animal transfer
facilities and its factors by investigating the structure of the facilities and the habitat environment.
Lecture Notes of the 57th National Convention of the Ecological Society of Japan,pp3-50
The City Seen from the Waterside: The Foundation of the Capital City of Tokyo, Edo Castle Outer Moat
Year Published:2010
Author:Takahiro Abe
The changes in the outer moat of Edo Castle, which has supported the lives of the people of Edo and Tokyo for 400 years since its completion, are traced.
Journal of the Civil Engineering Society,Vol.95,No.2,pp20