Beijing urban development model: Urban growth analysis and simulation

Spatiotemporal heterogeneity of urban planning implementation effectiveness: Evidence from five urban master plans of Beijing

“…The coefficients from logistic regressions in Sections 5.1 and 5.2 can be used to initiate the urban expansion simulation model we developed, BUDEM (for more detail see Long, Mao, & Dang, 2009), thus enabling us visualizing future urban development in Beijing. BUDEM was established for analyzing historical urban growth and simulating future urban growth in the BMA using cellular automata.…”

Prediction and comparison of urban growth by land suitability index mapping using GIS and RS in South Korea

“…Some studies have used several methods to generate suitability maps and then compared the results using relative operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis; examples of the methods compared in this way include FR-LR-ANN (Yilmaz, 2009), FR-LR (Lee and Pradhan, 2007;Angillieri, 2010), ANN-LR (Li and Yeh, 2001), and AHP-LR (Long et al, 2009). However, no reported work has compared the FR, AHP, LR, and ANN methods.…”

Simulating Block-Level Urban Expansion for National Wide Cities

“…The CA method, sometimes applied in conjunction with the other approaches, has become a well-established tool for modelling urban expansion because of its ability to simulate dynamic spatial processes from a bottom-up perspective [17]. It has been applied to several studies of Chinese city regions such as Beijing [18], Northern China [19], Guangzhou and the Pearl River Delta [20,21], and the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan metropolitan area [15]. In the CA models mentioned above, geographic space was typically represented as a grid of regular cells (ranging from 50 m to 1 km in Chinese cases) and the neighbourhood was defined as an assembly of adjacent cells.…”

“…Hence, only the validation of the vector CA module needs to be discussed in this section. First, we compare the baseline scenario results in Beijing with the output of the BUDEM model [8,18], which is a cell-based (500 m in square) urban expansion simulation model for Beijing. There are more spatial factors (market-oriented and institutional types) in the constrained CA based BUDEM, which has been successfully applied in various planning practices in Beijing.…”