環境システムのフォーマル化され難い情報について

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In the environmental planning process, individual, unconsolidated and disaggregated information has so significant role of both representing specific condition in the real world and assisting anyone in interpreting peculiar meaning in any plan, as formal information collected through established adiministrative survey, social monitoring and public hearing. The informal information, which is produced in formal/informal sectors and delivered to receptors by means of formal/informal activities in three systems of natural environment, built-up environment and social environment, makes a contribution to stabilizing human-environment system and sometimes is judged to be an incentive to an innovation of the system. Keeping a record of environmental household account and making an entry in an environmental carte are proposed as new tools of indentifying informal information. A case study in a rural village shows that these techniques have the capabilities of aiding advocate planners to understand informal information about environmental resources, environmental behavior and environmental consciousness, and besides supporting residents to make decision on sound community development toward a revitalized local society in well-conserved environment.
社会・経済システム学会の論文
1985-11-01