Land change models can help scientists and users to understand change processes and design policies to reduce the negative impact of human activities on the earth system at …
The decade since the initiation of the Land-Use/Cover Change (LUCC) project in 1995 (see Chap. 1) has witnessed considerable advances in the field of modeling of land-use/cover …
A Veldkamp, EF Lambin - Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 2001 - Elsevier
Land use change modelling, especially if done in a spatially-explicit, integrated and multi- scale manner, is an important technique for the projection of alternative pathways into the …
Highlights•We review approaches to modeling land change in scientific and practical applications.•Modeling approaches need to be considered relative to the different purposes …
T Noszczyk - Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An …, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
Being a widespread phenomenon, land use changes are being increasingly evaluated by modeling methods, including statistical modeling. Land use changes models facilitate …
Land-change models are increasingly used to explore land-change dynamics, as well as for policy analyses and scenario studies. In this paper we review calibration and validation …
Abstract The CLUE (Conversion of Land Use and its Effects) model is one of the most widely applied models with approximately 30 applications in different regions of the globe focusing …
X Yang, XQ Zheng, R Chen - Ecological Modelling, 2014 - Elsevier
Landscape pattern indexes are quantitative descriptions of the spatial composition and configuration of land use, which can influence a variety of ecological phenomena. In this …
Abstract Models are used in a variety of fields, including land change science, to better understand the dynamics of systems, to develop hypotheses that can be tested empirically …