Restoration and Evaluation of Satoyama/Shrine Forest Landscape Analyzed with HABS (the Historical Agro-Environment Browsing System) and "Shimousa Meishou Zue" by GIS

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  • ＧＩＳ解析によるＨＡＢＳと図絵を用いた里山‐社寺林ランドスケープの復元及びその評価
  • GIS解析によるHABSと図絵を用いた里山-社寺林ランドスケープの復元及びその評価
  • GIS カイセキ ニ ヨル HABS ト ズエ オ モチイタ サトヤマ シャジリン ランドスケープ ノ フクゲン オヨビ ソノ ヒョウカ

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The purpose of this study was to clarify the landscape of shrines, temples and Satoyama forests in the 19th century Shimousa area, the region extending from northern Chiba to southern Ibaraki. We used two types of historical sources for analysis and used GIS. One was historical pictures named Shimousa Meishou Zue and the other was the rapid survey maps produced by the Historical Agro-Environment Browsing System (HABS). The results indicated that the historical pictures and maps contain sufficiently accurate information to identify the landscape: 94.7% of pictures were found at their current name and position, and 42.1% of pictures had been restored to their location and view at that time. The vegetation of shrines, temples and satoyama forests was the same type of tree: over 90% of shrine forests consisted of pine trees.

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