Earth science and geoscience Weather-ShelterEd Scenery / Hidekazu Oka / Takayoshi Aoyama

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Earth Science and Geology
[Introduction of Contents]
People have come up with various wind shields for securing safe and secure life in the long history. This paper positions the tradition and culture for wind protection and wind resistance cultivated in the strong wind environment as "climatic landscape", and explains the origin. This paper summarizes the relationship between humans and nature focusing on wind protection such as house forests and wind protection forests.
Historical background of wind shield formation, types and distribution of wind shield observed in various places in the whole country are explained. Examples of topographical maps and aerial photographs of the transition of house forests and housing wind-protection forests after the Meiji period in the eastern part of Musashinodai, and examples of traditional wind-protection facilities and wind resistant structures in coastal regions, and examples of wind-protection forests tailored to arable land are described. Also, the new significance of existence of house forests and wind protection forests is examined, and the protection and preservation are mentioned.
[Contents
Chapter 1 Wind Shield and Strong Wind
Section 1 Various Wind Shields and their Utilization
Section 2 Traditional Wind-Protection Facilities in Coastal Regions
Section 2 Traditional Wind-Protection Facilities in Coastal Regions
Section 2 Traditional Function of enclosure and Types of Traditional Wind-Protection Facilities
Section ・ Protection and preservation of windbreaks 1947 Nerima Nerima Meiji