Land use modeling Flashcards

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List of the land use modeling tools

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Only LUM:Lowry, UrbanSIm

ILUT: IRPUD, ILUTE

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Explain Lowry model

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  • This model aims to link the spatial components of employment zones and residence zones , aiming to analyse the location of residence of the population.
  • The model first calculates the spatial interactions of basic employments locations with the residential zones. Afterwards, it analyses the service employment activities with the zones of residences.
  • It has 3 limitations:
    o Reliance in basic employments: in the actual context, metropolitan areas are develop by service employment. Therefore, the results of the model will not be accurate. A way to solution this handicap is to assume some service employments as basic employments.
    o Is a static model: will not represent the evolution of the land use system and transport system.
    o Does not consider freight in urban areas: very significant and have impacts on the friction of distance.
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Explain IRPUD model

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  • It is an integrated dynamic ILUT model.
  • It considers the transport supply as the driver for spatial development.
  • It is run iteratively on simulations period over time (they don’t need to necessarily align e.g. LU every 5 years and Transport model every year)
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  1. Explain the difference between Lowry model and IRPUD model
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Lorwy: Static, principle (input, output, constrain)

IRPUD: dynamic land use change 5 year, transport every year, system thinking

ILUTE: agent based, main element

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What is the objective of UrbanSim?

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  • The objective of UrbanSim is to enable the stake holders to explore the potential impact of alternative public policies and investing using a credible and unbiased analysis.
  • Facilitate more effecticve democratic deliberation on public actions regarding land use, transport and the environment.
  • Make it easier for communities to achieve a common vision for the future of the community and its broader environment, and to coordinate actions to produce outcomes that are consistent with this vision.
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What are the characteristics of UrbanSim?

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  • Is a simulation model for integrating planning and analysis of urban development that incorporates interactions between land use, transportation and policy.
  • The development of spatial structure is based on households, business, and governmental decisions.
  • Its uses a external interface to model interactions with the transport system.
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What is the data structure of UrbanSim?

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  • Input data: parcel file, business establishment, census, and GIS information
  • Data storage: households, grid cell, and jobs
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What is the model structure of UrbanSim?

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(see graph)

  • Macroeconomically model, transport model and GIS visualizing are external systems.
  • User inputs are policy assumptions and user specified events.
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Explain ILUTE model

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Model-based on recent methods

  • Continuous microsimulations
  • Object-oriented programming
  • Agent-based approach

Four main elements intertwined:

  • transportation activities
  • land use
  • car ownership
  • location choice
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