Historical Development of Rice Paddy Irrigation System and Problems on Water Management in Recent Years : Yamada Diversion Dam Command Area in Japan
Historical Development of Rice Paddy Irrigation System and Problems on Water Management in Recent Years : Yamada Diversion Dam Command Area in Japan
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稻田灌溉系统的历史发展及近年来的水管理问题:日本山田引水坝指挥区
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发表时间:
2008
影响因子:
0.6
通讯作者:
Y. Nakano
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作者:
K. Yuge;Mitsumasa Anan;Y. Nakano
Water uptakes for rice paddy irrigation in main rivers are restricted by the River Act. on their water utilization. In Japan, about 88.9% of irrigation water is taken following by the traditional right, and remaining 11.1% is following newly approved water intake right. The command area supplied by the traditional water intake right is 48.3% and supplied by newly approved water uptake right is 51.7%. The water managements in rice paddy area have been affected by the restriction of excessive rice production policy started 37 years ago. Land consolidation and improvement for developing the modernized agriculture, decreasing number of full time farmers and increasing number of aged farmers are other factors affecting the water management. It is a matter of argument to make clear the reasonable amount of water intake rate for rice paddy area in the changing situation. In this report, historical development of a typical rice paddy area supplied water by the Yamada diversion dam, originally constructed about 400 years ago is introduced. The amount of water intake in this command area is protected by the traditional right, but recently, it is requested to allocate water to other sectors. Some studies were conducted to determine the reasonable amount of intake water in close to this area (Anan et al., 2004). As pointed in their reports, it is necessary to make clear the factors affecting the water management for allocating limited water to other sectors. The roles of irrigation water are not only for supplying consumed water, but also for supporting rice farming and for keeping water level for delivering. For better water allocation in the future, the changes of water management components during about 20 years are discussed.
影响因子:
2.2
作者:
Mitsumasa Anan;K. Yuge;Y. Nakano;S. Saptomo;Tomokazu Haraguchi
通讯作者:
Mitsumasa Anan;K. Yuge;Y. Nakano;S. Saptomo;Tomokazu Haraguchi