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A systematic method for generating land use patterns using stochastic rules and basic landscape characteristics: results for a Colombian hillside watershed

2003-05-01

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For some applications existing land use change models may be cumbersome to use because of substantial data requirements or tight integration with other simulation modules. This paper describes a spatially explicit stochastic methodology for simulating land use changes at a watershed level without the need to describe the complex relationships between biophysical, economic and human factors that affect actual land...

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ce83691a-5b71-5a29-a329-7f911fea1f9c
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10.1016/s0167-8809(02)00219-0
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