Add to ORKGA raster-based GIS technique and 1:50,000 topographic maps of six periods since as early as 1898 were used to study land use/cover changes in Sarobetsu Mire (516 km2, with 2,267 grids of 500 m × 500 m in size), Hokkaido, the second largest wetland in Japan. The main land uses/covers in 1898 were wasteland and wetland, whereas those in 1996 were dry field (mainly meadow and pasture), wasteland and broadleaved forest, most of which were converted from former wasteland and wetland. The largest changes of land use/cover took place from 1898 to 1923, backed by the Hokkaido Colonizatio
We used publicly available land-cover datasets (1921, 1947, 1976, 1992, 2001, 2006, 2014) to assess ...
The aim of this paper is to examine changes of a landscape by surveying changes of the number of str...
The author has identified the following significant results. Species and ages of grasses in pastures...
In wet temperate regions, human activity has played an important role in shaping the size and distri...
As the second largest island in Japan, Hokkaido provides precious land resources for the Japanese pe...
In the nature restoration project, it is important to decide the aimed environment. Therefore, it is...
Abstract: Research on change in land use and landscape pattern is the foundation for studies explori...
The Raiba wetland (approximately 0.9 ha) is a Sphagnum wetland that was discovered in the Kuromatsun...
An explicit understanding of past landscapes is a basic and important issue, which enables deeper un...
This study focuses on an evaluation of Hokkaido which is the northernmost and largest prefecture by ...
In the Osaka area in the 1880s, rice was grown mostly in dry fields in upland areas, and a few paddy...
Japan, with over 75% forest cover, is one of the most heavily forested countries in the world. Vario...
This report was originally prepared for the trainees from developing countries in 1965 to introduce ...
The purpose of this study is to create land use mesh maps in Tokyo and Osaka Metropolitan Areas and ...
Vegetation and land cover in Japan are rapidly changing. Abandoned farmland in 2010, for example, wa...
We used publicly available land-cover datasets (1921, 1947, 1976, 1992, 2001, 2006, 2014) to assess ...
The aim of this paper is to examine changes of a landscape by surveying changes of the number of str...
The author has identified the following significant results. Species and ages of grasses in pastures...
In wet temperate regions, human activity has played an important role in shaping the size and distri...
As the second largest island in Japan, Hokkaido provides precious land resources for the Japanese pe...
In the nature restoration project, it is important to decide the aimed environment. Therefore, it is...
Abstract: Research on change in land use and landscape pattern is the foundation for studies explori...
The Raiba wetland (approximately 0.9 ha) is a Sphagnum wetland that was discovered in the Kuromatsun...
An explicit understanding of past landscapes is a basic and important issue, which enables deeper un...
This study focuses on an evaluation of Hokkaido which is the northernmost and largest prefecture by ...
In the Osaka area in the 1880s, rice was grown mostly in dry fields in upland areas, and a few paddy...
Japan, with over 75% forest cover, is one of the most heavily forested countries in the world. Vario...
This report was originally prepared for the trainees from developing countries in 1965 to introduce ...
The purpose of this study is to create land use mesh maps in Tokyo and Osaka Metropolitan Areas and ...
Vegetation and land cover in Japan are rapidly changing. Abandoned farmland in 2010, for example, wa...
We used publicly available land-cover datasets (1921, 1947, 1976, 1992, 2001, 2006, 2014) to assess ...
The aim of this paper is to examine changes of a landscape by surveying changes of the number of str...
The author has identified the following significant results. Species and ages of grasses in pastures...