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2007 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Spatial Optimisation in Land-Use Allocation Problems
verfasst von : W. Loonen, P. Heuberger, M. Kuijpers-Linde
Erschienen in: Modelling Land-Use Change
Verlag: Springer Netherlands
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In densely populated areas, space for development is confined, making spatial planning essential to reconcile the interests of all stakeholders. In the process of policymaking, possible future land-use scenarios are often very valuable as a reference point, but the optimal configuration in terms of costs and effects might provide even more valuable inputs when decisions have to be taken. Tools for exploring optimal land-use configurations are therefore of great interest to policymakers. With these tools, plans can be evaluated and adjusted. Spatial optimisation is a powerful method to explore the potentials of a given area to improve the spatial coherence of land-use functions. In the Netherlands, there are many different planning issues in which multi-objective spatial optimisation can play an important role. This chapter describes two case studies that apply the genetic algorithm approach.