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  • Sari: GeoJournal Library 90
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Aug-2007
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Models of land-use change incorporate a vast amount of knowledge from a wide range of disciplines. Geography contributes to the understanding of land-use change whilst demography and economics help explain underlying trends. This book offers a cross-sectional overview of current research progress that allows the construction of successful land-use models. The contributions range from methodology and calibration to actual applications in studies of recent policy implementation and evaluation. The contributors originate from academic and applied research institutes around the world and thus offer an interesting mix of theory and practice in different case study contexts. In summary, land-use change simulation modelling is a relatively new and dynamic field of study and this book provides a full overview of the topic, a wide range of applications (both geographically and thematically), a mix of theory and practice, a synthesis of recent research progress, and educational material for students and teachers.
Contributing authors ix
Preface xv
Acknowledgements xvii
Modelling land-use change
1(24)
E. Koomen
J. Stillwell
PART I: Analysis of land-use trends and their driving forces
Land-use change at cadastral parcel level in Albania
25(20)
L.J.M. Jansen
G. Carrai
M. Petri
Driving forces of landscape change in the urbanizing Limmat Valley, Switzerland
45(16)
A.M. Hersperger
M. Burgi
Landscape changes in the Israeli Carmel area
61(22)
M. Sonis
M. Shoshany
N. Goldshlager
New land-use development processes associated with the acceleration of urbanisation in China
83(14)
Z.-G. Wu
S.-H. Zhou
C.-C. Feng
PART II: Explanatory models of land-use change
Driving forces of land-use change in a cultural landscape of Spain
97(20)
J. Pena
A. Bonet
J. Bellot
J.R. Sanchez
D. Eisenhuth
S. Hallett
A. Aledo
Empirically derived probability maps to downscale aggregated land-use data
117(16)
N. Dendoncker
P. Bogaert
M. Rounsevell
A spatial interaction model for agricultural uses
133(14)
J. Goncalves
T. Dentinho
PART III: Optimisation modelling
Spatial optimisation in land-use allocation problems
147(20)
W. Loonen
P. Heuberger
M. Kuijpers-Linde
Sustainable land-use and water management in mountain ecosystems
167(14)
S.K. Mandal
GeneticLand: modelling land-use change using evolutionary algorithms
181(18)
J. Seixas
J.P. Nunes
P. Lourenco
J. Corte-Real
PART IV: Incorporation of new modelling approaches
Microsimulation of metropolitan employment deconcentration
199(20)
D. Felsenstein
E. Ashbel
A. Ben-Nun
Simulation of polycentric urban growth dynamics through agents
219(18)
W. Loibl
T. Totzer
M. Kostl
K. Steinnocher
PUMA: multi-agent modelling of urban systems
237(22)
D. Ettema
K. De Jong
H. Timmermans
A. Bakema
Integrating cellular automata and regional dynamics using GIS
259(22)
K. Piyathamrongchai
M. Batty
PART V: Operational land-use simulation models
A land-use modelling system for environmental impact assessment
281(16)
J. Borsboom-Van Beurden
A. Bakema
H. Tijbosch
The Moland modelling framework for urban and regional land-use dynamics
297(24)
G. Engelen
C. Lavalle
J.I. Barredo
M. Meulen
R. White
Dynamic simulation of land-use change trajectories with the CLUE-s model
321(18)
P.H. Verburg
K.P. Overmars
PART VI: Land-use simulation for policy analysis
Beyond growth? Decline of the urban fabric in Eastern Germany
339(16)
D. Haase
A. Holzkamper
R. Seppelt
Land-use simulation for water management
355(20)
J. Dekkers
E. Koomen
GIS-based modelling of land-use systems
375(16)
P. Sheridan
J.O. Schroers
E. Rommelfanger
Index 391