Abstract
An investigation and a study of the literature are conducted aiming at establishing methods for a long-term monitoring of environmental effects of geothermal energy development on wild animals. Introduced here are the present status of geothermal power plants and an environmental assessment of geothermal energy development in Japan. Relating to geothermal development, the paper summarized factors and elements impacting on wild animals and their relations, and problems on environmental conservation. Methods for investigating wild animals assessment and investigations of environmental assessment are outlined. The study of wild animals monitoring was conducted in Otake and Hatchobaru geothermal areas by NEDO entrusted to by Environment Agency and MITI, and monitoring examples in the study are summed up here. Methods of wild animals monitoring for geothermal energy development are considered, referring to and citing researches on natural environment monitoring methods by the Japan Highway Public Corporation. There are very few data and reports on wild animals environmental monitoring related to geothermal energy development. It is important to accumulate a lot of study examples and scientific knowledge and information to assess and monitor the environment for wild animals. 24 refs., 9 figs., 28 tabs.
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Introductory survey for a long-term environment monitoring related to geothermal energy development (wild animals). Main report; Chinetsu kaihatsu ni kakawaru choki kankyo monitoring donyu chosa (dobutsukei). Honpen.
Japan: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
None.
Introductory survey for a long-term environment monitoring related to geothermal energy development (wild animals). Main report; Chinetsu kaihatsu ni kakawaru choki kankyo monitoring donyu chosa (dobutsukei). Honpen.
Japan.
None.
1991.
"Introductory survey for a long-term environment monitoring related to geothermal energy development (wild animals). Main report; Chinetsu kaihatsu ni kakawaru choki kankyo monitoring donyu chosa (dobutsukei). Honpen."
Japan.
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title = {Introductory survey for a long-term environment monitoring related to geothermal energy development (wild animals). Main report; Chinetsu kaihatsu ni kakawaru choki kankyo monitoring donyu chosa (dobutsukei). Honpen}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {An investigation and a study of the literature are conducted aiming at establishing methods for a long-term monitoring of environmental effects of geothermal energy development on wild animals. Introduced here are the present status of geothermal power plants and an environmental assessment of geothermal energy development in Japan. Relating to geothermal development, the paper summarized factors and elements impacting on wild animals and their relations, and problems on environmental conservation. Methods for investigating wild animals assessment and investigations of environmental assessment are outlined. The study of wild animals monitoring was conducted in Otake and Hatchobaru geothermal areas by NEDO entrusted to by Environment Agency and MITI, and monitoring examples in the study are summed up here. Methods of wild animals monitoring for geothermal energy development are considered, referring to and citing researches on natural environment monitoring methods by the Japan Highway Public Corporation. There are very few data and reports on wild animals environmental monitoring related to geothermal energy development. It is important to accumulate a lot of study examples and scientific knowledge and information to assess and monitor the environment for wild animals. 24 refs., 9 figs., 28 tabs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1991}
month = {Mar}
}
title = {Introductory survey for a long-term environment monitoring related to geothermal energy development (wild animals). Main report; Chinetsu kaihatsu ni kakawaru choki kankyo monitoring donyu chosa (dobutsukei). Honpen}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {An investigation and a study of the literature are conducted aiming at establishing methods for a long-term monitoring of environmental effects of geothermal energy development on wild animals. Introduced here are the present status of geothermal power plants and an environmental assessment of geothermal energy development in Japan. Relating to geothermal development, the paper summarized factors and elements impacting on wild animals and their relations, and problems on environmental conservation. Methods for investigating wild animals assessment and investigations of environmental assessment are outlined. The study of wild animals monitoring was conducted in Otake and Hatchobaru geothermal areas by NEDO entrusted to by Environment Agency and MITI, and monitoring examples in the study are summed up here. Methods of wild animals monitoring for geothermal energy development are considered, referring to and citing researches on natural environment monitoring methods by the Japan Highway Public Corporation. There are very few data and reports on wild animals environmental monitoring related to geothermal energy development. It is important to accumulate a lot of study examples and scientific knowledge and information to assess and monitor the environment for wild animals. 24 refs., 9 figs., 28 tabs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1991}
month = {Mar}
}