The book "Landscape Ecological Applications in Man-Influenced Areas" offers a comprehensive examination of the role of landscape ecology in human-influenced areas. It highlights the challenges arising from rapid urbanization and land use changes, and explores the interactions between development and conservation. The authors, Sun-Kee Hong, Nobukazu Nakagoshi, Bojie Fu, and Yukihiro Morimoto, expand the concept of landscape ecology and apply its principles to human-shaped ecosystems. Through the analysis of case studies and the application of spatial analysis methods and landscape modeling, a sustainable management approach for urban and agricultural landscapes is developed. The book serves as a valuable resource for decision-makers, landscape planners, as well as educators and students at universities, providing important technologies and strategies for landscape research.