Study on the Mechanism of Human Contact with Coserved Forests in New Town

Abstract

This study intends to obtain knowledge regarding the mechanism of human contact with conserved forests in a new town, based on clarifying the relationship between human contact frequency and two things-the physical conditions of the conserved forest and the residential attribution in the new town and its neighboring district. As a result, it is clear that the important factors of the residential attribution are distance from a house, dwelling years, age, residential district, and the important factors of the physical conditions of the conserved forest are length of neighboring road, scale of conserved forest.