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Department of Architecture*nonmember

Consensus Building in a Road Planning Process of the Citizen Participating Road Planning
Project of Akame-taki Prefectural Road [in Japanese], Masuro URAYAMA:, Journal of Real
Estate of JAPAN, No.2 Vol.19, pp.68-73, 2005.11
This paper reports a consensus building process of the Citizen Participating Road
Planning Project of Akame-taki prefectural road, Nabari city in Mie Prefecture. The project
tackled for local residents, advertised citizens and some members of the Akame District
Promotion Conference to participate and work on road planning at a design work-shop (WS). Theparticipants of WS were possible to propose multiple routes, however, had a difficulty to select thelast on a stage of the planning process. This was due to difference of opinion that someparticipants felt to avoid house relocation, another thought important to contribute the road tocommunity revitalization. Therefore, they hesitated to agree the final. By an effort to adjust
participants’ interests, they reached agreement. The lesson from this case is to clarify theinterests of participants, and to provide with proper information that participants can evaluate
validity of proposal routes.

Influence of Windmills Arrangement on Visual Evaluation [in English], Masuro URAYAMA andShinjiro SAKAMOTO:, Papers on EXPO World Conference on Wind Energy, Renewable Energy,
Fuel Cell & Exhibition 2005, CD-ROM, No.1056, 2005.9
Some wind farms have been constructed in Japan in these years. Visual impacts of windfarms on landscape cannot be disregarded, because they have dozens of huge windmills. Thereare two ways to moderate the visual impacts of wind farms on landscape, first is to set windmills
in invisible area from important viewpoints, second is to operate windmills arrangement tomoderate their impacts. This study was tackled from the latter viewpoint. This paper reports
visual influences of windmills arrangement on landscape. Firstly, some computer graphic
pictures were prepared, that have windmills on the various position of forms, the distances fromviewpoint and the width of them. Next, 48 students evaluated these pictures with 10 adjective
words in Semantic Deferential method. Measure findings were as follows: (1) The visual factorsof seeing windmills are feeling of oppression, balance and density; (2) these three factors of visualevaluation have the relation to the windmills arrangement; (3) This finding shows the possibility
to moderate the visual impacts of windmills by operating their arrangement.

Landscape Law and Landscape Machizukuri, Satoshi ASANO, Yoshio BANDO and Kazutoshi
NAKATA, “The Roles and Prospects of the Prefectures’Landscape Administrative Measures”,“Machizukuri to Realize the Urban Masterplan”[in Japanese], Architectural Institute of Japan
Edition, Gakugei Published Ltd., pp.38-41, pp.120-123, 2005

Fundamentals of Concrete Technology [in Japanese], Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Japan Concrete
Institute, 439p., Chap.2 Properties of Concrete (pp.49-72), Chap.8 Design of Concrete Structures

A－76(pp.255-288), Appendix Exercise Problems (pp.399-439), 2005.9

Handbook for Self -defense Group of Disaster Prevention [in Japanese], Mie Prefecture,
Government Editorial Supervision: Shigemitsu Hatanaka, Satoshi Asano, et. al., 115p., 2005.3

Report of Investigation on Disaster Damage Estimation in Mie Prefecture [in Japanese],
Editorial Supervision: Keisuke Kawada, Shoji Imai, Shigemitsu Hatanaka, et al., 2005.3

Clarification and Quantification of Quality Improvement Mechanism of Concrete by Vacuum
Processing Dewatering System [in Japanese], Naoki MISHIMA, Shigemitsu HATANAKA,Hiroshi WATO, Hiroki HATTORI and Eisuke SAKAMOTO, Cement and Concrete, Japan
Cement Association, No.702, pp.36-43, 2005.8

Behavior of Water in Concrete and Its Control (Part 1) Behavior of Free Water in Bleeding [inJapanese], Toshitsugu INUKAI and Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Concrete Techno, 24(9), pp.24-30,
2005.9Behavior of Water in Concrete and Its Control (Part 2) Control of Behavior of Free Water andDewatering Mechanism [in Japanese], Toshitsugu INUKAI and Shigemitsu HATANAKA,Concrete Techno, 24(10), pp.37-41, 2005.10

On Simple Methods for Finding Out Poor Quality Concrete -Feasibility of Application of A
Scratching Test- [in Japanese], Shigemitsu HATANAKA, Cement and Concrete, Japan Cement
Association, No.705, pp.42-50, 2005.11