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Área temáticas: "Economía de la tierra y la energía"

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Annals of the Association of American Geographers(1)

Applied Geography(1)

Journal of Land Use Science(1)

Land-Change Science in the Tropics: Changing Agricultural Landscapes(1)

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Changing crops in response to climate: Virtual Nang Rong, Thailand in an agent based simulation

Abstract: The effects of extended climatic variability on agricultural land use were explored for the type of

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Agent based model, Bounded rationality, Climate Change, Endogenous dynamics, land use change, Thailand

Entwisle B., Frizzelle B.G., Heumann B.W., Malanson G.P., McDaniel P.M., Rindfuss R.R., Sawangdee Y., Stephen J. Walsh, Verdery A.M., Williams N.E., Yao X.

Land Suitability Modeling Using a Geographic Socio-Environmental Niche-Based Approach: A Case Study from Northeastern Thailand

Abstract: Understanding the pattern-process relations of land use and land cover change is an important area o

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Land suitability, Machine learning, Modeling, Niche, Thailand

Heumann B.W., McDaniel P.M., Rindfuss R.R., Stephen J. Walsh, Verdery A.M.

Village settlement, deforestation, and the expansion of agriculture in a frontier region: Nang Rong, Thailand

Abstract: The settlement of a frontier is the outcome of demographic processes occurring within a changing soc

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Edmeades J., Entwisle B., Malanson G.P., Podhisita C., Prasartkul P., Rindfuss R.R., Stephen J. Walsh

Spatial simulation modelling of land use/land cover change scenarios in northeastern Thailand: A cellular automata approach

Abstract: The cultivation of upland field crops, primarily cassava and sugar cane, in Nang Rong district, nort

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cellular automata, complexity theory, Model validation and uncertainty, Northeastern Thailand, Scenarios of land use and land cover change

Entwisle B., Page P.H., Rindfuss R.R., Stephen J. Walsh