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Minghao Liu, Qingxi Luo, Jianxiang Wang, Lingbo Sun, Tingting Xu and Enming Wang
Land use/cover change (LUCC) refers to the phenomenon of changes in the Earth?s surface over time. Accurate prediction of LUCC is crucial for guiding policy formulation and resource management, contributing to the sustainable use of land, and maintaining...
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Lakkana Suwannachai, Krit Sriworamas, Ounla Sivanpheng and Anongrit Kangrang
In addition to changes in the amount of rain, changes in land use upstream are considered a factor that directly affects the maximum runoff flow in a basin, especially in areas that have experienced floods and flash floods. This research article presents...
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Minghao Liu, Jianxiang Wang, Qingxi Luo, Lingbo Sun and Enming Wang
Exploring spatial anisotropy features and capturing spatial interactions during urban change simulation is of great significance to enhance the effectiveness of dynamic urban modeling and improve simulation accuracy. Addressing the inadequacies of curren...
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Yuqing Zhong, Xiaoxiang Zhang, Yanfei Yang and Minghui Xue
Mountainous cities face various land use challenges, including complex topography, low land use efficiency, and the insufficient control of land use in small-scale areas at the urban fringe. Considering population changes, environmental conservation, and...
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Yuan Jin, Ainong Li, Jinhu Bian, Xi Nan and Guangbin Lei
Land use change (LUC) can be affected by investment growth and planning policies under the context of regional economic cooperation and development. Previous studies on land use simulation mostly emphasized the effects of local socioeconomic factors and ...
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Eric Fotsing,Severin Vianey Tuekam Kakeu,Eric Desire Kameni,Marcellin Julius Antonio Nkenlifack
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Nowadays, there is an increasing need to rapidly build more realistic models to solve environmental problems in an interdisciplinary context. In particular, agent-based and spatial modeling have proven to be useful for understanding land use and land cov...
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Usman Mohseni, Prasit G. Agnihotri, Chaitanya B. Pande and Bojan Durin
Understanding the likely impacts of climate change (CC) and Land Use Land Cover (LULC) on water resources (WR) is critical for a water basin?s mitigation. The present study intends to quantify the impact of (CC) and (LULC) on the streamflow (SF) of the P...
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Shunyu Yao, Guangyuan Kan, Changjun Liu, Jinbo Tang, Deqiang Cheng, Jian Guo and Hu Jiang
In recent years, mountainous areas in China have faced frequent geological hazards, including landslides, debris flows, and collapses. Effective simulation of these events requires a solver for shallow water equations (SWEs). Traditional numerical method...
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Yang Yi, Chen Zhang, Jinqi Zhu, Yugang Zhang, Hao Sun and Hongzhang Kang
With the rapid advancement of urbanization and industrialization, the contradiction between the social economy and resources and the environment has become increasingly prominent. On the basis of limited land resources, the way to promote multi-objective...
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Katawut Waiyasusri and Srilert Chotpantarat
Spatial evolution can be traced by land-use change (LUC), which is a frontier issue in the field of geography. Using the limited areas of Koh Chang in Thailand as the research case, this study analyzed the simulation of its spatial evolution from a multi...
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