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岡村 穣：OKAMURA Yutaka
助教授・農学博士
造園学・土壌学
九州大学大学院農学研究科博士後期課程農芸化学専攻(土壌学)
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OKAMURA Yutaka (born in 1951)
Doctor of Agriculture (Kyushu University),
Associate Professor of Landscape Design and Planning,
Department of Visual and Urban Design,
School of Design and Architecture, Nagoya City
University.
Academic Background
1996- Associate Professor of Nagoya City University
1985-1996 Associate Professor of Nagoya City College of Child
Education
1980-1985 Senior Lecturer of Nagoya City College of Child
Education
1983 Doctor of Agriculture (Kyushu University)
1977 Master of Agriculture (Kyushu University)
1975 Bachelor of Agriculture (Kyushu University)
Research Domain
1995 - Promotion of community participation in both the design
and administration of parks in the city area. Coordination in the
design of city parks among nature conservation groups, regional
children and habitants, primary school teachers, city officials
and landscape,
1991- Research on the development and preservation of the
ecological environment within the Nagoya area. In order to draw up
guidelines for suburban forest management, the relationship
between tree species and soil properties in secondary forests of
both parks and green areas designated by city planning was
investigated.
1882-1994 Development of methods of environmental education for
both nursery and primary schools, for example, the cultivation of
vegetables and observation and conservation of natural
environments.
1983-1994 The physical chemistry of the adsorption of phenolic
acids by the dominant soil clay minerals was studied in
cooperation with the Soil Science Laboratory of Nagoya University
in order to elucidate the behavior of organic compounds in
soils.
1974-1983 A numerical analysis of the charge characteristics of
volcanic-ash-derived soils was carried out by means of computer
technology in order to improve both crop productivity of crops and
the retention of inorganic plant nutrients. A doctorﾕs degree was
obtained as a result of this work.
List of the Publications
1. Weathering and Regeneration in Disaster Prevention for the
City of NAGOYA: Present from Natural Environments, Special Issue
of the Japanese Society for the Science of Design, vol.7, 2000 (in
press)(in Japanese)
2. Recent Issues of the Satoyama and Coppice Woodlands in Aichi
Prefecture, Invitation to Design and Architecture, vol.4, 47-61,
2000 (in Japanese).
3. Study of the critical evaluation of block parks and
neighborhood parks designated by city planning at the Nishi ward,
Nagoya-Japan, Design Research, no.21, 231-234, 1999.
4. A Program in the Direction of the Eco-city in Nagoya: guiding
principles of district heating and cooling (DHC), Urban and
Regional Planning in the Eco-period (edited by Architectural
Institute of Japan), 137-138, 1999 (in Japanese).
5. Study of the Diversity of Trees and Shrubs in Suburban Forest
Parks in the Southern Part of Nagoya City, Journal of the Japanese
Institute of Landscape Architecture, vol.62, 613-616, 1999 (in
Japanese).
6. Vegetation and Soils of the Coppice Woodland Parks in Nagoya,
Proceedings of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition in Central Japan,
no.88, 4-5, 1999 (in Japanese).
7. Results of an Attitudinal Analysis of Attendance just before
the Nagoya International Urban Design Forum 1997, Design Research,
no,19, 21, 1999 (in Japanese).
8. Study of the Utilization of Public School Garden Complexes by
the Communities of Nagoya, Journal of the Japanese Institute of
Landscape Architecture, vol.61, 777-780, 1998 (in
Japanese).
List of the Subjects in Graduate Course
Advanced Study of Landscape Design: This subject is
centered on theory and practical training for the design of
regional landscapes and is presented using three themes which are
(1)tree planting technology in urban areas, (2)landscape design of
ecological green areas and (3)natural conservation in agricultural
landscapes.
Advanced Training
Languages: Japanese and English
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