Developing land use scenario dynamics model by the integration of system dynamics model and cellular automata model

Developing land use scenario dynamics model by the integration of system dynamics model and cellular automata model
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10.1109/igarss.2004.1369843
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2004-12
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Science in China Series D: Earth Sciences
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Chunyang He;Yaozhong Pan;P. Shi;Xiaobing Li;Jin Chen;Yuechen Li;Jinggang Li
Chunyang He;Yaozhong Pan;P. Shi;Xiaobing Li;Jin Chen;Yuechen Li;Jinggang Li
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作者:
Chunyang He;Yaozhong Pan;P. Shi;Xiaobing Li;Jin Chen;Yuechen Li;Jinggang Li

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