2013
DOI: 10.1080/13658816.2013.770517
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Evaluating drivers of land-use change and transition potential models in a complex landscape in Southern Mexico

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“…Kolb and Galicia (2012) The analysis of land use change shows that Villahermosa is expanding uncontrollably in the face of poor sustainable development, from being a compact city it transformed into a sectorial perimeter and then into a fragmented city, which is common in Latin American cities (Bähr & Borsdorf, 2005). The city shows a growth pattern associated with industrialization, land use regulations, regional economy, population movements, demand for agricultural products and political environment providing total control to the real estate sector and socio-cultural processes (Kolb et al, 2013Linard, Tatem, & Gilbert, 2013. The territory also has the influence of the relief, the low slope and the roads that facilitate the establishment of new population centers that demand urban infrastructure (Gutiérrez, Condeço-Melhorado, & Martín, 2010;Kolb et al, 2013).…”
Section: Análisis De Cambios 1984-2000-2008mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Kolb and Galicia (2012) The analysis of land use change shows that Villahermosa is expanding uncontrollably in the face of poor sustainable development, from being a compact city it transformed into a sectorial perimeter and then into a fragmented city, which is common in Latin American cities (Bähr & Borsdorf, 2005). The city shows a growth pattern associated with industrialization, land use regulations, regional economy, population movements, demand for agricultural products and political environment providing total control to the real estate sector and socio-cultural processes (Kolb et al, 2013Linard, Tatem, & Gilbert, 2013. The territory also has the influence of the relief, the low slope and the roads that facilitate the establishment of new population centers that demand urban infrastructure (Gutiérrez, Condeço-Melhorado, & Martín, 2010;Kolb et al, 2013).…”
Section: Análisis De Cambios 1984-2000-2008mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this field, from 1993 to 2007, the forest area decreased from 36 to 9 % in the basin of Grijalva-Usumacinta (Kolb & Galicia 2012). The loss of vegetation and wetland cover in the basin has been linked to city growth, deforestation for livestock use, and logging and oil exploitation (Kolb, Mas, & Galicia, 2013;Perevochtchikova & Lezama, 2010). In the case of Villahermosa, urban expansion was based on the filling and fragmentation of wetlands (Díaz-Perera, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…De plus, le poids des facteurs de changements est supposé constant sur la période de calibration et jusqu'à l'horizon temporel visé. Kolb et al (2013) ont mis en évidence que ceci n'était jamais démontré même dans le cas où aucun facteur de changement supplémentaire soit intervenu. De plus, les méthodes utilisées peuvent modifier le poids relatif de chacun d'eux dès lors qu'un nouveau facteur est intégré ; -à partir d'un même jeu de données et de règles, les modèles peuvent également produire des simulations spatio-temporelles différentes en raison des méthodes mobilisées (Mas et al, 2011) et donc engendrer une incertitude propre (Fig.…”
Section: La Place De La Calibration Des Modèlesunclassified
“…Furthermore, if the changes during the calibration interval are not stationary with the changes during the validation interval, then an extrapolation from the calibration interval to the validation interval will probably have systematic errors (Pontius and Neeti, 2010). Moreover, land changes involve complex processes that are shaped by dynamic, non-linear human-nature interactions, which can be difficult for available variables and algorithms to capture (PerezVega et al, 2012;Kolb et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%