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A genetic algorithm-based cellular automata model accurately simulates land use change, aiding policymakers in sustainable land resource management. Higher accuracy was achieved with larger sample sizes, though model precision slightly decreased over time.

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Area of Science:

Geographic Information Science
Computational Geography
Spatial Modeling

Context:

Land use change significantly impacts ecological processes and resource management.
Cellular automata (CA) models are valuable tools for simulating land use dynamics.
Integrating genetic algorithms (GA) with CA can optimize simulation parameters.

Purpose:

To develop and apply a genetic algorithm-based cellular automata (GA-CA) model for simulating land use change.
To assess the model's accuracy and performance in simulating land use patterns in Jiaxing City from 1992 to 2008.
To evaluate the influence of sampling size on simulation accuracy.

Summary:

A GA-CA model was developed and calibrated using 6% and 3% sampling data for land use simulation in Jiaxing City.
Simulation results were validated using confusion matrix, Kappa coefficient, and landscape metrics.
The model achieved over 80% geographical accuracy, with higher precision observed for earlier simulation years and larger sample sizes.

Impact:

The study demonstrates the effectiveness of GA-CA models for understanding land use change mechanisms.
Findings support spatial decision-making for sustainable land resource management.
The research highlights the importance of sample size and temporal scale in simulation accuracy.