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J. For. Plann. 17: 59-70(2012) Procedure for Suitability Analysis of Forestry for Sustainable Forest Management: A Case Study in Odai Town, Mie Prefecture Yasuhiko HAYASHI(Kyoto Prefectural University, Japan) and Naoto MATSUMURA(Mie University, Japan) Abandoned forests have been increasing in Japan, because the willingness of forest management has been declining with the falling log price caused by mass imports of timber. Forest zoning for suitable and sustainable forest management came to be carried out in Japan with the establishment of Forest and Forestry Basic Act in 2001 as turning point. This study aimed to propose a method for evaluating suitable sites for forestry by comparing various thematic maps created from the data of forest register book such as slope and existence of road network using GIS in Odai Town, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Suitable sites for forestry were distributed in the eastern part of the town, where young well-managed forest were distributed and forest road networks were welldeveloped. In contrast, the western part of the town was considered as unsuitable sites for forestry because the area had steep slopes which result in the diffi culty of road network development. Accordingly, many elderly forests were not managed well in this area. If areas with high possibility of slope failure were identifi ed, forest road network might be able to construct either in the western area and the situation of forest management in the area will be improved. Presentation of the results of forest zoning by using GIS will be effectively useful in sharing knowledge and mutual understanding. Additional keywords: forest zoning

journal of forest planning

Procedure for Suitability Analysis of Forestry for Sustainable Forest Management : A Case Study in Odai Town, Mie Prefecture(B:Remote sensing and GIS,POSTER PRESENTATION,Followup and New Challenge for Coming Generations,The Second International Conference on FORCOM,Abstract Proceedings of FORCOM2011)