Evaluation of generated landscape configuration for use in spatial planning

C.T.J. Slager, B. Vries, de, A.K. Bregt

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Abstract

In this paper, a validation approachis presentedto testtheplausibility of computer-generated landscape configurations for use in collaborative spatial plan-making rocesses. Based on user-defined landscape typologies, the computer is able to create geo-referenced plan alternatives at the landscape component detail level. This is expected to be useful, to enable dis-cussion among multiple actors about plan alternatives, at a more comprehensable level of plan visualisation. A validation experiment based on real data (topographic map 1:10000) is designed to prove that the generated landscape configurations are plausible alternatives for hand-made configurations. Plausibility of configurations is unraveled into subjective and objective plausi-bility. The experiment form is: a design quality test, a representativeness test and an evaluation dimensions test.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationDigital proceedings of 27th Urban Data Management Symposium
EditorsM. Rumor
Place of PublicationLjubjana
Pages1-13
VolumePart 2-2
Publication statusPublished - 2009
Eventconference; 27th Urban Data Management Symposium; 2009-06-24; 2009-06-26 -
Duration: 24 Jun 200926 Jun 2009

Conference

Conferenceconference; 27th Urban Data Management Symposium; 2009-06-24; 2009-06-26
Period24/06/0926/06/09
Other27th Urban Data Management Symposium

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