@article{ART001456650},
author={Lee, Dong Kun and 김은영 and Eun-Jae， Lee and 송원경},
title={Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2010},
volume={19},
number={3},
pages={347-356}
TY - JOUR
AU - Lee, Dong Kun
AU - 김은영
AU - Eun-Jae， Lee
AU - 송원경
TI - Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2010
VL - 19
IS - 3
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 347
EP - 356
SN - 1225-7184
AB - Forests are being seriously fragmented as a result of land development. Land development with disregard to its subsequent environmental impacts is a primary threat to biodiversity by incurring massive habitat losses and changes in structure and composition of forests. The purpose of this study was to develop the impact assessment model for quantitative distance or degree of disturbance by land developments. This study conducted a survey about structure and composition of forest species to determine degree of impact from land development. The edge effect of forest fragmentation on the number of bird species, population size, and bird diversity was obvious. In particular, the bird diversity sharply declines around the forest edge where intensive land development projects take place. To assess the disturbance of forest species, the factors selected were the bird diversity and the rate of edge species. The impact assessment model about bird diversity was explained by type of forest fragmentation and type of vegetation (R2=0.23, p<0.005). The other model about edge species explained by a distance,type of forest fragmentation, type of vegetation, and width of road (R2=0.34, p<0.001). In order to test the applicability of the model developed in this study, the models was applied to the Samsong housing development in Goyang-si, Gyunggi-do. The impacts of land development on the bird species were reasonably quantified to suggest effective mitigation measure. The impact assessment model developed in this study is useful to assess the magnitude of disturbance of bird species. Particularly, the model could be applied to the current Environmental Impact Assessment practices to predict and quantify the impacts of land developments projects on forest bird species.
KW - Bird diversity; Edge effect; Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA); Forest-edge species; Forest fragmentation
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Lee, Dong Kun, 김은영, Eun-Jae， Lee and 송원경. (2010). Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 19(3), 347-356.
Lee, Dong Kun, 김은영, Eun-Jae， Lee and 송원경. 2010, "Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.19, no.3 pp.347-356.
Lee, Dong Kun, 김은영, Eun-Jae， Lee, 송원경 "Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 19.3 pp.347-356 (2010) : 347.
Lee, Dong Kun, 김은영, Eun-Jae， Lee, 송원경. Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments. 2010; 19(3), 347-356.
Lee, Dong Kun, 김은영, Eun-Jae， Lee and 송원경. "Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 19, no.3 (2010) : 347-356.
Lee, Dong Kun; 김은영; Eun-Jae， Lee; 송원경. Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 19(3), 347-356.
Lee, Dong Kun; 김은영; Eun-Jae， Lee; 송원경. Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2010; 19(3) 347-356.
Lee, Dong Kun, 김은영, Eun-Jae， Lee, 송원경. Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments. 2010; 19(3), 347-356.
Lee, Dong Kun, 김은영, Eun-Jae， Lee and 송원경. "Impact Assessment Model of Bird Species for Land Developments" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 19, no.3 (2010) : 347-356.
