第136回日本森林学会大会 発表検索

講演詳細

防災・水文部門[Forest Disaster Prevention and Hydrology]

日付 2025年3月21日
開始時刻 ポスター発表
会場名 学術交流会館(ロビー)
講演番号 PJ-2 (学生ポスター賞審査対象)
発表題目 Forest thinning impacts on streamflow recession characteristics in a Japanese conifer headwater catchment
Forest thinning impacts on streamflow recession characteristics in a Japanese conifer headwater catchment
所属 東京大学大学院農学生命科学研究科
要旨本文 This study investigated the streamflow recession response to forest thinning. Two types of forest thinning were conducted in two paired headwater catchments in central Japan: 40% thinning in which the logs were cut and left parallel to the contour in catchment A-1 and 50% thinning followed by removal of the logs using swing yarder and forwarder in catchment M-2. Recession curve analysis using two-parameter (a and b) power law function revealed that the value of log(a) has decreased for both thinning treatments which leads to more persistent streamflow. In contrast, only M-2 has shown an increase in b value which implies a sharp drop in runoff during the recession phase that may have been attributed to soil disturbance during logging operation.
著者氏名 ○Ibtisam Mohd Ghaus1 ・ Nobuaki Tanaka2 ・ Moein Farahnak3 ・ Takanori Sato4 ・ Yuya Otani5 ・ Anand Nainar6 ・ Koichiro Kuraji7 ・ Mie Gomyo8
著者所属 1Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo ・ 2The University of Tokyo Hokkaido Forest, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo ・ 3Ecohydrological Research Institute, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo ・ 4Faculty of Regional Environment Science, Tokyo University of Agriculture ・ 5Faculty of International Studies, Setsunan University ・ 6Fakulti Perhutanan Tropika, Universiti Malaysia Sabah ・ 7Executive Office, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo ・ 8Forest GX/DX Co-creation Center, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo
キーワード Forest thinning, Headwater catchment, Streamflow recession
Key word Forest thinning, Headwater catchment, Streamflow recession