A numerical approach to estimating forest recreational effects by the fractal analysis of heartrate variability
通过心率变异性分形分析估算森林游憩效果的数值方法
基本信息
- 批准号:13660145
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- 金额:$ 2.24万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:2001 至 2002
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
We investigated the actual recreational utilization and administration in the Akazawa recreational forest. As a result, the number of visitors has increased since the late 1980's, and it is cleared that the visitors amount to about 100 thousand per year. Moreover, the local government mainly administrates the forest. As they have problems such as decrepit facilities, aging stuffs and so on, it is important for them to maintain facilities efficiently and to train stuffs.We performed comparative experiments for peculiarities of vertical propagation of sounds in a deciduous broad-leaved secondary forest and a no echo chamber. It is cleared that the sound which length is shorter than three or four times of the leaf length is damped excessively, while the sound which length up to 10 times of the leaf length is observed the tendency of minus insertion loss. As results of frequency analysis, the murmur of broad-leaved tree is mainly composed of high frequency elements round 5 kHz and has the 1/f fluctuation. On the contrary, the murmur of coniferous tree is mainly composed of relatively low frequency elements round 1 kHz and is poor in high frequency elements.We studied psychological and physiological responses against sound-scopes of a fall, a small river, and a brook. Although the sound of fall has 1/f fluctuation, the other sounds are nearly l/f2 fluctuation. As for the psychological response, almost all of subjects hate the sound of fall while sound-scopes of brook and small river get very good impression. As for the physiological responses, the sound of fall is estimated most relaxed, and the other sounds and sound-scopes are not observed any remarkable tendencies. Thus it is clear that there may be little correlation between psychological and physiological responses.
对赤泽游憩林的实际游憩利用和管理进行了调查。因此,自20世纪80年代末以来,游客人数有所增加,很明显,每年的游客人数约为10万人。此外,当地政府主要管理森林。由于他们有诸如设备破旧,设备老化等问题,对他们来说,有效地维护设备和培训人员是很重要的。对落叶阔叶次生林和无回声室中声音垂直传播特性进行了对比实验。可以看出,长度小于叶片长度的3倍或4倍的声音阻尼过度,而长度大于叶片长度的10倍的声音则有负插入损失的趋势。频率分析结果表明,阔叶树杂音主要由5 kHz左右的高频元素组成,具有1/f的波动。相反,针叶树杂音主要由1 kHz左右的相对低频元素组成,高频元素较差。我们研究了对瀑布、小河和小溪的声音的心理和生理反应。虽然落下的声音有1/f波动,但其他声音几乎是1/ f2波动。在心理反应上,几乎所有的被试都讨厌秋天的声音,而小溪和小河的声域对秋天的声音印象很好。在生理反应方面,跌倒声被认为是最放松的,其他声音和声域没有观察到任何显著的趋势。因此,很明显,心理和生理反应之间可能没有什么相关性。
项目成果
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加藤靖広: "森林における垂直方向の音の伝播"中部森林研究. 49. 133-136 (2001)
加藤泰弘:“森林中的垂直声音传播”中部森林研究 49. 133-136 (2001)。
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Yasuhiro Kato: "Experimental analysis of effects of the amount and the size of leaves on vertical propagation of sounds"Chubu Forest Research. 50. 195-196 (2002)
加藤泰弘:“树叶数量和大小对声音垂直传播影响的实验分析”中部森林研究。
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加藤靖広: "葉量および葉サイズが垂直方向の音の伝播に及ぼす影響の実験的解明"中部森林研究. 50. 195-196 (2002)
Yasuhiro Kato:“叶质量和叶大小对垂直声音传播影响的实验阐明”中部森林研究 50. 195-196 (2002)。
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Yasuhiro Kato: "Peculiarities of vertical propagation of sounds in forests"Chubu Forest Research. 49. 133-136 (2001)
加藤泰宏:“森林中声音垂直传播的特点”中部森林研究。
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Research on acoustic properties of soundscape in various tree species composition and evaluation of their effects increasing human physiological activity.
研究不同树种组成的声景声学特性及其增强人体生理活动的效果评估。
- 批准号:
15380102 - 财政年份:2003
- 资助金额:
$ 2.24万 - 项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
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