The objective of this study is to construct an expert system for zoning using mesh data. We create a knQwledge base, collects and colnpiles data , and coDstructs systen ユ irlference rules to classify all ! neshes to one of l2 z 〔 mil ユg districts . The inference feature Qf this system collsists of three phases . The first phase decides an outline of the zoning , nalDely all meshes are temporarily specif 量 ed as 〔 〕ne of residentia1 , commercial , industrial , and mixed areas , The second phase classifies residential , commercia 】 , industria1 , and mixed areas irlto ene ef 12zoning districts acc 〔〕 rding to detailed indexes . The third phase coordinates the results , arranges sites of a certain scale , and respecifies meshes that are isolated from specified areas . After experimenta ヱ ly applying this system to Fukuoka city , we found that 8 〔 1% of the results matches the zoning pr〔〕duced by the FukuQka auth 〔 〕 rities . " 厂 e therefore concluded that this system perfornls quite weli .
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