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USING ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS IN PRIORITY SEQUENCE OF HOTEL SELLING POINTS
Yukihiko Oyanagi,Azuma Ohuchi 세계문화관광학회 2007 Conference Proceedings Vol.8 No.0
There is no governmental or official hotel classification system in Japan. However a unique hotel evaluation system has been developed. A selling point strategy is one of the elements of this system. This strategy expresses the characteristics of the hotel by adding the priority sequence to six hotel selling points from the first place to the sixth place according to hotel management strategy or a hotelier's intuition. This research introduces the Analytic Hierarchy Process into the selling points strategy. An introduction of the Analytic Hierarchy Process is very effective to increase the precision of the selling point strategy.
Using Analytic Hierarchy Process in Priority Sequence of Hotel Selling Points
( Yukihiko Oyanagi ),( Azuma Ohuchi ) 한국문화관광학회 2010 문화관광연구 Vol.12 No.1
There is no governmental or official hotel classification system in Japan. However a unique hotel evaluation system has been developed. A selling point strategy is one of the elements of this system. This strategy expresses the characteristics of the hotel by adding the priority sequence to six hotel selling points from the first place to the sixth place according to hotel management strategy or a hotelier`s intuition. This research introduces the Analytic Hierarchy Process into the selling points strategy. An introduction of the Analytic Hierarchy Process is very effective to increase the precision of the selling point strategy.
Characteristics of Environmental Solar Ultraviolet Irradiance
Sasaki, Masako,Oyanagi, Takehiko,Takeshita, Shu Korean Society of Photoscience 2002 Journal of Photosciences Vol.9 No.2
Direct, continuous, and accurate measurements of solar ultraviolet irradiance (290-400 nm: UVR) have been carried out since 1990, by using both band-spectral ultraviolet-B (290-320 nm: UV-B) and ultraviolet-A (320-400 nm: UV-A) radiometers at Tokai University in Hiratsuka, Japan (35$^{\circ}$N, 139$^{\circ}$E). From our observations, the following findings are provided: 1) an increasing trend in solar UV -B from Oct. 1990 to Sept. 2000; 2) a regional comparison of solar UVR in Japan; 3) the distinct characteristics of UV-B and UV-A irradiance, such as diffuse property, daily and seasonal variation; and 4) human body protection against solar UVR. An increasing 10-year trend in global solar UV - B in Hiratsuka corresponded to a decrease in the total ozone amount measured at Tsukuba (36$^{\circ}$N, 140$^{\circ}$E), giving supportive evidence for a direct link between these two parameters. Furthermore, a strong correlation was found between solar UV-B and total ozone amount from results of UVR measurements at four Tokai University monitoring stations dispersed throughout Japan. Additional results revealed different diffuse properties in global solar UV and in global solar total (300-3000 nm: Total) irradiances. For example, in the global UVR, the diffuse component was dominant: about 80 % independent of weather, with more than 60 % of global UV-B, and more than 50% of global UV-A with even a cloudless clear sky. On the other hand, the portion of the diffuse in the global total irradiance was very low, less than 10 % on a cloudless clear day. Daily and seasonal variations of UV -B and UV -A irradiances were found to be quite different, because of the marked dependence of UV -B irradiance on the atmospheric ozone amount. Moreover, UV -B irradiance showed large daily and seasonal variations: the ratio between maximum and minimum irradiances was more than 5. In contrast, the variation in UV-A was small: the ratio between maximum and minimum was less than 2. Three important facts are proposed concerning solar UVR protection of the human body: 1) the personal minimal erythema dose (MED); 2) gender based difference in MED values; and 3) proper colors for UVR protective clothing.
COMPARISON OF HOTEL CLASSIFICATION IN JAPAN AND KOREA
Katalin Cser,Yukihiko Oyanagi,Azuma Ohuchi 세계문화관광학회 2007 Conference Proceedings Vol.8 No.0
This paper examines two Asian countries, Japan and Korea and compares their hotel classification system. Many studies have been reported about classification schemes in general, but less research has been engaged with detailed analysis. This work aims to contribute to fill in the gap by comparing structures and characteristics of the two systems and analyzing the differences. This work further investigates high-class hotels in Hokkaido and studies whether they would meet the requirements for high-category hotels in Korea as well. This paper suggests that the results of this investigation would assist Korean tourists to make easier and faster decisions for hotels in Japan and to avoid disappointments and misperceptions in advance.
Tadashi Yasuda,Keiichi Oyanagi,Miyu Nakagaki,Hiromitsu Itoh 대한운동학회 2020 아시아 운동학 학술지 Vol.22 No.4
[OBJECTIVES] Dynamic knee valgus is composed of hip-knee coupling. While females differ from males in passive hip motion, hip rotation range may alter muscle mechanics and neuromuscular activity. This study aimed to compare knee abduction biomechanics during double-legged drop-landing between males and females with different hip rotation ranges. [METHODS] This study included five females with the range of hip internal rotation (IR) > the range of hip external rotation (ER), five females with ER>IR, four males with IR>ER, and five males with ER>IR. There was no difference in other hip motions among them or no difference in hip muscle strength between the same sex groups. Three-dimensional motion analyses of the hip and knee joints were performed during double-legged drop-landing. [RESULTS] Multiple regression analysis of females with IR>ER showed that peak knee abduction moment (KAM) was associated with maximal hip abduction moment before detecting peak KAM whereas peak knee abduction angle (KAA) correlated with no variable. In females with ER>IR, peak KAM was associated with maximal hip ER moment before detecting peak KAM, hip ER muscle strength and hip adduction range while peak KAA correlated with peak hip abduction moment before detecting peak KAM. In males with IR>ER, peak KAM was associated with hip ER range and hip adductor strength whereas peak KAA correlated with maximal hip ER moment and maximal hip IR angle during landing. In males with ER>IR, peak KAM was associated with hip extensor strength, hip abduction range and hip flexion range whereas peak KAA correlated with hip ER moment before detecting peak KAM, hip ER muscle strength, and hip adduction range. [CONCLUSIONS] Hip rotation range may differentially affect hip-knee coupling strategy for knee abduction control during double-legged drop-landing between males and females.