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アイテムタイプ	紀要論文
タイトル	Indigenous Climate Information and Modern Meteorological Records in Sinazongwe District, Southern Province, Zambia
著者	著者名 KANNO, Hiromitsu
	著者名 SAKURAI, Takeshi
	著者名 SHINJO, Hitoshi
	著者名 MIYAZAKI, Hidetoshi
	著者名 ISHIMOTO, Yudai
	著者名 SAEKI, Tazu
	著者名 UMETSU, Chieko
	著者名 SOKOTELA, Sesele
	著者名 CHIBOOLA, Milimo
言語	eng
ISSN	00753467
DOI	https://doi.org/10.15002/00011611
出版者	Japan Climatology Seminar
雑誌名	Japanese progress in climatology
	Japanese progress in climatology
巻	2013
開始ページ	11
終了ページ	21
発行年	2013-12
著者版フラグ	Version of Record
キーワード	agriculture in Zambia
	indigenous proverbs
	meteorological observation
	resilience
	weather forecasting
抄録	In 2007, we conducted field research in Sinazongwe District in Southern Province, Zambia, focusing on collecting indigenous information concerning the local climate, which was often embodied in proverbs involving weather forecasts. The indigenous information was compared with recently col lected meteorological records and a relationship between popular folk knowledge, local climate, and global climate factors such as ENSO (El Nino and the Southern Oscillation) was suggested. Proverbs related to agriculture and climate were categorized into four types of indicators used to forecast rain: the emergence of butterflies; tree characteristics (producing shoots, flowering, and dropping water); wind direction, wind speed, and temperature; and wind sound. The first two types are based on sea sonal changes in life forms, and the latter two use wind variations produced by synoptic pattern changes.
資源タイプ	Article
書誌レコードID	AA00249627
インデックス	資料タイプ別 ＞ 紀要 ＞ Japanese progress in climatology
	102 文学部・人文科学研究科 ＞ 紀要 ＞ Japanese progress in climatology ＞ 2013

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