Spring Tonal Change in Evergreen Broadleaf Trees Representative of Satoyama Coppice Forest of Observed through Aerial Time-series Color Photographic Data
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- SETOJIMA Masahiro
- 国際航業株式会社
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- AKAMATSU Yukio
- 国際航業株式会社
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- FUKUI Yuko
- 国際航業株式会社
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- SHIGEMATSU Toshinori
- 九州芸術工科大学芸術工学部環境設計学科
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- ASAHIRO Kazuo
- 九州芸術工科大学芸術工学部環境設計学科
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- KODAMA Shigehiko
- 国際航業株式会社
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- Other Title
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- 春季の時系列カラー航空写真デー夕からみた里山林の代表的な常緑広葉樹の色調変化
- 春季の時系列カラー航空写真データからみた里山林の代表的な常緑広葉樹の色調変化
- シュンキ ノ ジケイレツ カラー コウクウ シャシン データ カラ ミタ サトヤマリン ノ ダイヒョウテキ ナ ジョウ リョク コウヨウジュ ノ シキチョウ ヘンカ
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Abstract
The coppice forest called “Satoyama” in Japanese of which once played an important role of producing firewood have been abandoned, and dynamically changing in floristic composition including canopy trees by succession. They still have multiple function on environmental conservation and amenity, then it is significant to survey the situation currently using the remote sensing data. This study aims to distinct among 3 broad-leaved evergreen trees in the Satoyama by spring color tone on the aerial photograph sequentially taken 4 times during April to June, in suburban Fukuoka City, Kyushu. Quercus glauca, Castanopsis cuspidata and Cinnamomum camphora were selected as the dominant evergreen trees, and analyzed each variation of color tone at the value of RGB data and HSI data converted. As the result, we could identify the different changing patterns in 3 species caused by sprouting leaf color and flowering.
Journal
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- Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture
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Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture 64 (5), 801-804, 2001-03-30
Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture
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- CRID
- 1390001205671045760
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- NII Article ID
- 110004305250
- 10007570910
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- NII Book ID
- AN10455955
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- ISSN
- 13484559
- 13408984
- http://id.crossref.org/issn/13408984
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- NDL BIB ID
- 5858855
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- JaLC
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