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April 24, 2026Journal of the City Planning Institute of JapanOpen Access

Analysis on the Impact of Tree Growth on Archipelago Panoramic Landscapes

Yihan Ren Yoshiaki Ohsawa

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This research aims to assess how tree and vegetation growth impacts the visibility of archipelago landscapes.
Analyzed the Kujukushima archipelago as a case study for landscape evaluation.
Employed a Poisson process to model the visibility effects of tree obstruction on the number of visible islands.
Focused on managing green spaces to improve tourist attractions in scenic areas.
Significant reduction in the number of visible islands was noted when trees obstructed the central viewing area.
Tree growth negatively impacted the visible sea surface and the count of identifiable islands.

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Analyzes tree growth effects on visibility in archipelago landscapes, suggesting essential management strategies.

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Ren et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69eefc6dfede9185760d37d9 https://doi.org/10.11361/journalcpij.61.44

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