Land Suitability Analysis as Multi Criteria Decision Making to Support the Egyptian Urban Development

Sayed, Marwa Adel El

doi:10.21625/resourceedings.v1i1.178

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“…It is a current demand in the agricultural sector where the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) posits that 80% of the UAV technology is going to apply in agriculture, thus indicating a crucial role in the development of the agricultural sector (Radoglou-Grammatikis et al, 2020). This is to say that the integration of the UAV and GIS-based MCDA generates an excellent analysis tool that allows for the creation of an extensive database and decision making PLANNING MALAYSIA Journal of the Malaysia Institute of Planners (2022) (see Malczewski, 2004;El Sayed, 2018) and would avail the building of the SHBU framework.…”

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Felda Lands Development Based on Sustainability and Highest-Best Use Approach: How to Go About It?

Rashid

Mokhtar

Kamaruddin

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Rural catalysts, specifically Malaysia’s Federation Land Development Authority (FELDA) settlement schemes promise a higher future return growth and become sustainable and resilient areas. FELDA, through the implementation of a Smart Plantation Management System (SPMS), has recently moved toward modern agricultural practices to increase productivity and optimise profits for the livelihoods of its settlers. This paper attempts to discover the FELDA lands development framework based on sustainability and the highest-best use (SHBU) concept as a missing link approach to SPMS. The idea is to oversee the potential of FELDA lands, not only for crops but also for other potential possible developments comprehensively. Analyses were based on literature review, contents analysis of relevant national development policies and FELDA’s Kertas Putih and preliminary works based on a focus group discussion (FGD). In the end, this paper offers a comprehensive FELDA lands development framework, which is timely in coping with the current issues and future potential development crop lands and FELDA settlements, with the aim to bring profits and prosperity to its settlers and all nations.

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Felda Lands Development Based on Sustainability and Highest-Best Use Approach: How to Go About It?

Rashid

Mokhtar

Kamaruddin

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“…Numerous studies conducted globally have focused on evaluating land suitability for urban development, employing Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) methods. These studies consider a wide array of sustainability criteria, including environmental, social, and economic factors, as well as regulatory policies (Shah et al 2020;Parvez and Islam 2020;Yang et al 2021;Luan et al 2021;El Sayed 2018). Among the methodologies employed, the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), introduced by Saaty in 1987 (Saaty 1987), has emerged as a prominent choice due to its capacity to discern areas suitable and unsuitable for urban development, notwithstanding concerns about subjectivity and time constraints.…”

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Constellations of Scarcity on the Viennese Housing Market. Relevant Factors and Negotiation Processes from the Perspective of Housing Seekers Using Vienna as an example, the article develops a differentiated view of scarcity in the housing market that goes beyond a general consideration of the relationship between supply and demand or its focus on issues of affordability or formal accessibility. In addition to looking at housing supply and access regulations, it focuses on the demand side through a qualitative analysis of the experiences of people looking for housing, presented in explorative case studies, asking for whom and due to what factors housing is scarce. The results suggest that the socio-cultural resources of housing seekers, such as origin and language, knowledge of the housing market, housing search practices and strategies, and time invested in housing search, are additional factors influencing scarcity that have only been marginally considered. At the same time, the paper shows that the way in which housing needs are manifested as demand in a housing market through the actions of housing seekers is the result of complex negotiations and trade-offs that take place against the background of subjective assessments of scarcity in parts of the housing market and experiences of one's own opportunities in this context.

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Spatial Suitability Analysis for Sustainable Urban Growth Using the AHPGeoTOPSIS Model. A Case Study in Guelma, Algeria

Guechi,

Gherraz,

Alkama

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As urbanisation continues to expand globally, the demand for land for urban purposes is on the rise. Without proper management, valuable land that could be utilised for more profitable endeavours, such as agriculture, runs the risk of being underutilised. Additionally, certain urban developments have the potential to pose threats to both the environment and the well-being of local residents. Therefore, it is imperative to conduct land suitability analyses before progressing with urban planning initiatives. The primary objective of this paper is twofold. Firstly, it aims to propose scenarios for sustainable urban growth locations in Guelma, with a focus on minimising the consumption of agricultural land and preserving high-potential forested areas. Secondly, this research contributes to the existing literature by introducing a hybrid methodology that combines GIS (Geographic Information System), GeoTOPSIS (Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution), and AHP (Analytic Hierarchy Process) for the purpose of selecting suitable urban growth sites in the Guelma region.In this study, we employed a combination of AHP and TOPSIS methods to conduct the analysis. Ten criteria and constraints were established for the study, utilising spatial data acquired through GIS. These criteria include proximity to forests, soil fertility, land use and land cover (LU/LC), distance to rivers, a Normalised Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), distance to the urban centre, proximity to roads, population density, a Digital Elevation Model (DEM), and slope. The analysis revealed that approximately 19.47 square kilometres of the Guelma region's land area are most suitable for urban land use. The findings of this study hold significance in terms of mitigating potential urban instability and guiding the government's decisions regarding sustainable urban development.

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Land Suitability Analysis as Multi Criteria Decision Making to Support the Egyptian Urban Development

Cited by 6 publications

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Felda Lands Development Based on Sustainability and Highest-Best Use Approach: How to Go About It?

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Spatial Suitability Analysis for Sustainable Urban Growth Using the AHPGeoTOPSIS Model. A Case Study in Guelma, Algeria

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