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Do Land Markets Matter? A Modeling Ontology and Experimental Design to Test the Effects of Land Markets for an Agent-Based Model of Ex-Urban Residential Land-Use Change
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2011
Agent-Based Models of Geographical Systems
Urban sprawl is shaped by various geographical, ecological and social factors under the infl uence of land market forces. When modeling this process, geographers and economists tend to prioritize factors most relevant to their own domain. Still, there are very few structured systematic comparisons exploring how the extent of process representation affects the models' ability to generate extent and pattern of change. This chapter aims to explore the question of how the degree of representation
doi:10.1007/978-90-481-8927-4_26
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