Titlebook: Labor Forces and Landscape Management; Japanese Case Studie Hiroyuki Shimizu,Chika Takatori,Nobuko Kawaguchi Book 2017 Springer Science+Bus

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Book 2017counts. Major landscape types chosen for case studies include urban areas, flatland farmlands,Satoyama, and coastal neighborhoods. In the last part of this section, integration methods to develop landscape management labor accounts on different scales are considered. The fourth part of the book is a

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Introductionely affect the sustainability of landscape management, as the issue is exacerbated by the lack of skilled local labor forces in landscape management. It is important, therefore, to develop methods for providing or re-providing appropriate labor for the sustainable management of landscapes, and how t

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Japanese Basic Landscape Types, and Change in Population and Urban Land Usetterns and characteristics of these landscape types and examines the relationship between land use and population changes. The following seven landscape types were extracted: urban landscape, urban paddy field mixed landscape, paddy field landscape, other field landscape, paddy field satoyama landsc

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Urban Landscape: Urban Planning Policies and Institutional Frameworkeen” urban planning scheme for Nagoya City and presents the issues of urban landscape in other Japanese cities. The need for a regional and spatial scheme is emphasized, where the calculation of conservation cost plays an important role, as well as the need for green infrastructure development in ur

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Inland Water Landscape: Structural and Functional Changes in the Ecosysteme context of Japan’s socioeconomic backgrounds. Riverscapes, which are characterized by hydro-geomorphic processes of rivers in each geomorphic division, dramatically change along the longitudinal axis of the river from mountain to sea. The longitudinal diversity of riverscapes and their components

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Coastal Area Landscape: Environmental Changes and the Characteristics of Labor Activities of labor activities in coastal areas, as well as the challenges of calculating them. Taking labor accounts in coastal areas is not as straight forward as one might hope, and there are still many obstacles and barriers in understanding coastal management activities as a whole, institutionally, geogr

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Methodologyents, landscape units, and neighborhood landscape complex units will be set and the relationships among them will be clarified. Secondly, a methodology to calculate landscape labor accounts is shown. The classification of landscape units in Japan is also described, as are several definitions of land