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Developing land use scenario dynamics model by the integration of system dynamics model and cellular automata model

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Modeling land use scenario changes and its potential impacts on the structure and function of the ecosystem in the typical regions are helpful to understanding the interactive mechanism between land use system and ecological system. A Land Use Scenario Dynamics (LUSD) model by the integration of System Dynamics (SD) model and Cellular Automata (CA) model is developed with land use scenario changes in northern China in the next 20 years simulated in this paper. The basic idea of LUSD model is to simulate the land use scenario demands by using SD model at first, then allocate the land use scenario patterns at the local scale with the considerations of land use suitability, inheritance ability and neighborhood effect by using CA model to satisfy the balance between land use scenario demands and supply. The application of LUSD model in northern China suggests that the model has the ability to reflect the complex behavior of land use system at different scales to some extent and is a useful tool for assessing the potential impacts of land use system on ecological system. In addition, the simulated results also indicate that obvious land use changes will take place in the farming-pastoral zone of northern China in the next 20 years with cultivated land and urban land being the most active land use types.

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  1. Key Laboratory of Environmental Change and Natural Disaster, Ministry of Education of China, Beijing Normal University, China

    Chunyang He, Peijun Shi, Jin Chen, Xiaobing Li, Yaozhong Pan, Jing Li, Yuechen Li & Jinggang Li

  2. College of Resources Science & Technology, Beijing Normal University, 100875, Beijing, China

    Chunyang He, Peijun Shi, Jin Chen, Xiaobing Li, Yaozhong Pan, Jing Li, Yuechen Li & Jinggang Li

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He, C., Shi, P., Chen, J. et al. Developing land use scenario dynamics model by the integration of system dynamics model and cellular automata model. Sci. China Ser. D-Earth Sci. 48, 1979–1989 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1360/04yd0248

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