Research site for my doctoral dissertation: Shiretoko Iwaobetsu-Horobetsu abandoned pasture, Hokkaido (2005)
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Kikuko Shoyama (Ph.D)
Kikuko Shoyama (Ph.D)
My research interests are in quantitative analysis of socio-ecological systems related to land-use change, ecosystem services, and disaster resilience, in particular, the role of scenario modeling in decision making under uncertain and changing environment. I have explored human-environmental interactions through empirical studies in Japan, Asia, and Africa. The analytical methods include spatiotemporal analysis using GIS, with various observation data from the field.
My research interests are in quantitative analysis of socio-ecological systems related to land-use change, ecosystem services, and disaster resilience, in particular, the role of scenario modeling in decision making under uncertain and changing environment. I have explored human-environmental interactions through empirical studies in Japan, Asia, and Africa. The analytical methods include spatiotemporal analysis using GIS, with various observation data from the field.
Disciplines:
Disciplines:
Ecology and Geoinformatics (GIS)
Research topics:
Research topics:
Socio-Ecological System; Land Use and Land Cover Change; Scenario Analysis; Ecosystem Services; Ecological Restoration; Community Resilience; Geospatial Analysis
Associate Professor
College of Agriculture, Ibaraki University
Mail: kikuko.shoyama.sx68 (at) vc.ibaraki.ac.jp
ORCID ID: 0000-0003-2444-3378
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