Research Progress of Land Use Land Change Spatial Simulation Prediction
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Land Use; Spatial Simulation; Driving Mechanism; Research Progress.Abstract
Land use Land change is mainly driven by human activities, is an important part of the changing environment, and is also a direct reflection of the impact of human activities on the changing environment. By analyzing the research progress in three aspects of land use change characteristics, driving mechanism and simulation prediction, this paper obtains the key research direction of subsequent land use related research, and provides scientific support for the development of land engineering industry.
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