ACABDBCABDBCCLeaf Area Index and plant height influence on the crop coefficient and energy budget in a maize fieldASand-dust concentration by self-made dust sampler and proposing the solution to prevent dust emission •Irrigationengineering•AgriculturalMeteorology•RoadwayMeteorology•Environmental-Rehabilitation25•Landscape planning•City Planning•Natural Disaster•Resilience•Design ScienceScientificknowledgeonthedesignIwillcontributetosustainableenvironmentaldesign.Sincelandscapearchitectureisrelatedtoartandscience,thebasicgoalistodevelopthecreativelandscapearchitecturethatabletoresolvepotentialcontradictionsbetweendifferentrequirements,whilegivingformtothesociety'sandtheindividual'senvironmentalneeds.Thenaturalenvironmentalfactors,suchasair,water,radiationsandtheothers,formedintheagriculturalruralareaaremostlysuitableforourlife.Inaddition,asfortheagriculturalproductionhavebeenaridoutundertheenvironmentatthesite.However,therearesomeconcernsarenotsuitabletoourlifeandagriculturalproduction.Ourthemesareimprovingtheagriculturalproductionenvironmentandnaturalenvironmentbyassessingaccuratemonitoringandengineeringknowledge.Energy budget in crop fields with physical canopy conditionsEnergy budget on bridge road surface in colder regionCharacteristics Energy, water and CO2 budget in a level forests surrounding the CO2 generates sources Solution development and rule analysis of sand-dust emission from upland field Possible to learn the following viewpoint・History of cultural form and an understanding of design as a social art・Theory and methodologies in design and planning・Landscape design, management, planning and science at all scales and applicationsGraduate's workLandscape management: Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Nagoya-city and Yokohama city, Nagano-prefecture and a local municipalityResearcher:Tokyo University of Agriculture, Osaka University of Arts, Minami Kyushu university and Iida city natural museum.My laboratory research plan theory of environmental design successful model. In addition, we research these theory applicability in Japan.Application work of Ian McHarg's landscape planning process for rehabilitation planning operation in a disaster area of the 2011 eastern Japan great earthquakeThis project was awarded GOOD DESIGN AWARDS 2021 (Category ; District and regional development)The sharing land use model submission which contributes to protection of Japanese Satoji-Satoyamaand resident's health promotion using British public foot path mode.MisatoUEHARAAssociate Professor, Ph.D.JunSUZUKIAssociateProfessor,Ph.D.Environmental Symbiosis Science DivisionLaboratory of Rural Environment and EngineeringEnvironmental Symbiosis Science DivisionLaboratory for Landscape Architecture
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