The California Urban Futures Model: a new generation of metropolitan simulation models

Landis, John D.

doi:10.1068/b210399

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“…Our approach, therefore, serves as a bridge between models that predict changes in land use, e.g. development (Alig, 1986;Landis, 1994;Clarke et al, 1997;Geoghegan et al, 1997), and assessments of the impacts on land covers that provide environmental services, e.g. forests.…”

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“…The former type establishes functional relationships between a set of spatial predictor variables that are used to predict the locations of change on the landscape. These include logistic regression models (Landis, 1994), hedonic price models (Alig, 1986;Geoghegan et al, 1997), and artificial neural networks (Pijanowski et al, 2000). The latter type of model is exemplified by a spatial-temporal extension of the Markov transition models referred to as cellular automata (Deadman et al, 1993;Clarke et al, 1997).…”

Section: Land-use and Land-cover Change Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Modeling the relationships between land use and land cover on private lands in the Upper Midwest, USA

Brown

Pijanowski

Duh

2000

Journal of Environmental Management

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Section: Land-use and Land-cover Change Modelingmentioning

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Modeling the relationships between land use and land cover on private lands in the Upper Midwest, USA

Brown

Pijanowski

Duh

2000

Journal of Environmental Management

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126

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“…CUFM, the California Urban Futures Model, is a raster-based, GIS-based model developed by John D. Landis (Landis 1994 The results are as good as the input land cover data, and there is always some error associated with land cover and other input data. Using two land cover definitions as input data can compound the error and cause inaccuracy in output data.…”

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Planning and management modeling for treated wastewater usage

Ahmadi

Merkley

2009

Irrig Drainage Syst

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Two computational models, including several calculation and analysis submodels, were developed to create a tool for assessing the impact of different treated wastewater reuse options on irrigated agriculture. The models consider various aspects of treated wastewater availability (past, present, and future), wastewater quality, agricultural water demand, and the economics of conveying wastewater from treatment plants to farms. The two models were implemented using Visual BASIC.NET in a GIS environment to facilitate visualization of some of the features of an area under study, and to provide a convenient interface for user application. One of the models is for treated wastewater availability calculations, and the other is for wastewater reuse.The water availability model has sub-models including urban population predictions, agricultural land use changes, residential water demand, agricultural water demand (evapotranspiration) for over 40 crop types, and treated wastewater analysis.The water reuse model is composed of three sub-models, including soil water and salt iii balance calculations, nutrient calculations, and pumping and conveyance costs calculations. The nutrient calculationssub-model is based on an existing model, but was completely rewritten and modified in some parts to accommodate the needs and features of the water reuse model presented herein.A sample application of the models is presented for Cache Valley, Utah. The results show a comparison of treated wastewater reuse schemes for the study area, highlighting how irrigated agriculture would best benefit from the total or partial use of treated wastewater. Two wastewater reuse scenarios were considered. The water availability model shows good agreement with other sources of information in terms of population forecast and calculation of future residential and agricultural water demand.However, according to the results from the model, the rate of increase of the urban area was much higher than the rate of decrease of the agricultural areas between the years 1992 and 2001.The future population growth and water demand increases for urban areas was calculated and validated for Logan City. Also, in the case studythe model was shown to be a good tool for wastewater influent analysis for Logan City. Both of the models were successfully developed, tested, and validated (for a case study in Utah) as part of this research.

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“…In the United States, some examples of integrated land use-transportation models include BOYCE (Boyce, 1986;Boyce, Tatineni and Zhang, 1992), CATLAS/NYSIM (Anas, 1983(Anas, , 1992, ITLUP (Putman, 1983(Putman, , 1991, KIM , POLIS (Prastacos, 1986), PSCOG (Watterson, 1993), and CUFM (Landis, 1994). Also, there are some applied models in European countries such as AMERSFOORT (Floor and de Jong, 1981), DORTMUND (Wegener, 1982(Wegener, , 1996, LILT (Mackett, 1983(Mackett, , 1991, MEPLAN (Echenique et al, 1990;Hunt and Simmonds, 1993), and TRANSLOC (Boyce and Lundqvist, 1987;Lundqvist, 1989).…”

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An integrated urban systems model with GIS

You¹,

Kim²

1999

Journal of Geographical Systems

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The California Urban Futures Model: a new generation of metropolitan simulation models

Cited by 173 publications

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Modeling the relationships between land use and land cover on private lands in the Upper Midwest, USA

Modeling the relationships between land use and land cover on private lands in the Upper Midwest, USA

Planning and management modeling for treated wastewater usage

An integrated urban systems model with GIS

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