ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS RESEARCH
Online ISSN : 1884-8125
Print ISSN : 1345-9597
ISSN-L : 1345-9597
EFFECT OF SPATIAL FACTORS TO CROP-RAIDING BY JAPANESE MACAQUE
Mari MORINOFumito KOIKE
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2004 Volume 32 Pages 327-333

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Crop raiding by Japanese macaque have not remarkably reduced in spite of various defensive measures. Cause of this problem is mainly inferred from habitat loss. To define appropriate arrangement of new natural habitat, we investigated relationship between crop damage level and the distance from four spatial factors to field. Then, we developped a logistic regression model to estimate synthetically the spatial factors as risk factors. As the result, we showed that long distance from forest and large river, and short distance from wide road would lead to low damage level. Using this model, we calculated the distance between field and forest in low risk. We concluded that new natural forest should be arranged at the place within home range of pest troops that is more 40 meters away from field.

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