2007 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Landscape Changes in the Israeli Carmel Area
An application of matrix land-use analysis
verfasst von : M. Sonis, M. Shoshany, N. Goldshlager
Erschienen in: Modelling Land-Use Change
Verlag: Springer Netherlands
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The spatial redistribution of land uses can be measured by conventional remote sensing methods in the form of matrices of land-use redistributions within a given set of regions in a given time period. Two new methods of analysis of such land-use redistribution matrices are proposed: the ‘superposition principle’ and the ‘minimum information’ approach. For an empirical validation of these new methods, a settlement in the vicinity of the Haifa Carmel area is chosen. For different time intervals, the main trends in land-use redistribution are identified together with their minimum information artificial landscapes.