Ichinose Lab., Shonan Fujisawa Campus (SFC), Keio University, Japan

・Who is Tomohiro Ichinose

Tomohiro Ichinose is a Japanese scientific researcher, who was born in Chiba, Japan on 23th July 1968. He took the degree of master from the Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University of Tokyo. From October 1996 to September 1998 he studied as a visiting researcher at Munich Technical University. He got the degree of Ph.D (agriculture) from the Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University of Tokyo in March 1997. The doctoral dissertation title is "Methods of Environmental Evaluation for Avian Conservation". At that time, he focused on the relationship between bird distribution and environmental factors (ex. land use types, vegetation structure, forest fragmentation and so on). After that, he became an assistant professor, later associate professor, at the Institute of Natural and Environmental Sciences, University of Hyogo. He investigated dragonfly and damselfly species on water storage ponds in Awaji Island and bird species diversity in a city center of Nishinomiya and Osaka City, and analyzed long-term land use changes in Awaji Island. Now, he is a professor at Shonan Fujisawa Campus (SFC), Keio University. Recently, he has some projects about ecological network planning methods in metropolitan Cities, landscape changes in suburban and rural areas, depopulation and aging problem in remote areas of Japan. Since the great disaster on 11th March 2011 he has supported the reconstruction of Kesennuma City with students and teachers of SFC, which was heavily damaged in the city center by the huge tsunami. He was a guest researcher at Vienna University of Technology from September 2012 to August 2013 and guest professor at the Department of Asian and North African Studies, Ca’Foscari University Venice from December 2012 to March 2013.

Dean of Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, Keio University

Vice President of Japan Association for Landscape Ecology

Board member of Center for Environmental Information Science

・Lab. member

Staff

Professor: Dr. Tomohiro Ichinose

Distinguished Professor Dr. Cathy Munroe Hotes

Secretary: Michiko Enomoto

Senior project researcher, Keio Research Institute at SFC: Ikuko Imoto, Shin Ogasawara

Part-time lecturer: Dr. Kei Uchida, Tomonari Yamaguchi

Doctoral course

Hiroki Yuasa

A study to examine the grassland management method of agroecosystems for conservation by monitoring the harvest mouse as an indicator species

Yi Xu

The effects of the art festival on the local development

Ryohei Satoh

Practical Study of Complex Rice Systems in Disadvantaged Areas: Integration and Evaluation of Biological and Social Ecosystems

Hengjun Xiao

Avian Migration Ecology under Global Climate Change

Hitoshi Kawakami

Development of Biodiversity Monitoring Methods for the Practical Application of Environmental DNA in Terrestrial Ecosystems

Ouiseok So

Comparative Analysis of Local Community Governance Formation and Support Strategies for Sustainable Development in National Park Systems

Master course

Jiajun Li

The Role of Psychological Capital in Post-Disaster Agricultural Recovery: A Comparative Study of Farmers in Japan and China

Shuyu Ma

Spatial Analysis of Bird-Building Collision Risk and Environmental Factors in Kanagawa Prefecture: An Analysis Based on Injured Bird Rescue Data (2013–2022)

Youngho Choi

Evaluating the effects of Pocket Park projects in a small city using a Hedonic Approach: A Case Study of Omachi City, Nagano Prefecture

Juncong Li

A Study on the 100-Year Historical Transformation of Green Spaces in Haidian, Beijing

Undergraduate

Kazuma Miyata

Relationship Between the Species Composition of Ladybird Beetles and Environmental Factors Around the Kugenuma Coast: Towards Biodiversity Assessment in Urban Green Spaces

Yuichiro Nakae

Hanuru Uchigaki

An Analysis of the Scientific Validity of Corporate Biodiversity Conservation Practices in Japan and Their Evaluation Frameworks

Matsuri Tamura

Development of an Automatic Detection Method for Butterflies Using Machine Learning

Kohei Nishida

Elucidation of the Ecological Function of the Ural Owl (Strix uralensis) in the Shonan Region—Through an Examination of How the Ural Owl (Strix uralensis) Currently Utilizes the Pallas’s squirrels (Callosciurus erythraeus subspp) as a Food Resource—

Hinata Nakajima

Proposal for a new excavation plan to balance flood control projects and biodiversity at the Watarase Retarding Basin

Kei Matsumoto

Habitat Selection of the Japanese Giant Flying Squirrel on Mt. Takao