Influence on urbanizing process by the zoning of the district plan in the land readjustment project area

Shimoda, Yoshihisa; Oosawa, Masaharu; Kishii, Takayuki

doi:10.11361/cpij1.45.0.88.0

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“…The zoning plan creates a system of "natural areas" management covering the entire city, and regulates development that may have an impact on natural resources and the ecological environment through the "natural areas ordinance". [21]The "natural areas" include six types of zoning districts, each with different natural resources and environmental characteristics, and similar problems (Table 1). This approach of using "problems" rather than "zones" as the base for management and control allows urban resource and environmental issues to receive as much attention as possible, so that regional planning can develop more targeted and effective control measures.…”

Section: "Problem-based" Rather Than "Area-based" Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Forest management schemes based on carbon sequestration models

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et al. 2022

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This research requires the carbon sequestration model to determine the capacity of the forest and its products to sequester carbon and then to choose the most effective forest management plan in terms of sequestering CO2.we need to create a carbon sequestration model to assess how much trees and their products can absorb carbon dioxide. We compared how effective each forest management plan is at sequestering CO2 after developing a dynamic model for accounting for physical quantities of carbon sequestered and oxygen released by forests, analyzing forest resource flows and stocks and determining the willingness to pay for carbon sequestration and oxygen release by forests using a benefit transfer approach.we selected Chinese forestry as a representative to give the results of a study on selective logging to promote carbon sequestration in temperate coniferous and mixed broadleaf forests in China at reasonable time intervals.

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Section: "Problem-based" Rather Than "Area-based" Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%