Multi-objective-based modeling for land use change analysis in the South West of Selangor, Malaysia

Abstract

This study addresses resolution of a multi-objective land allocation problem and simulation of land change in the south west of Selangor state, Malaysia. The landscape experiences three conflicting objectives of land change, including urban/built-up development, oil palm development, and forest protection. The three conflicting objectives were simultaneously evaluated through developing three distinct sets of driving factors of land change to find a compromised solution to satisfy the requirements of all objectives.

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Keywords

Land use modeling, Multi-objective land allocation, Cellular automata (CA), Markov chain, Multi-criteria evaluation (MCE)

Citation

Nourqolipour, R., Shariff, A. R. B. M., Ahmad, N. B., Balasundram, S. K., Sood, A. M., Buyong, T., & Amiri, F. (2015). Multi-objective-based modeling for land use change analysis in the South West of Selangor, Malaysia. Environmental earth sciences, 74, 4133-4143.

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