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This study validated the LUISA Territorial Modelling Platform, finding it accurately simulates compact urban growth but struggles with scattered rural development. Model validation is crucial for reliable land-use and population projections.

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  • Spatial models are vital for policy-making, simulating territorial changes and impacts.
  • Evaluating the accuracy of these models through validation is often overlooked.
  • This limits understanding of their reliability for future land use and population density projections.

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  • To validate the LUISA Territorial Modelling Platform, a fine-resolution spatial model.
  • To assess its performance in simulating population and urban residential land-use changes.
  • To identify areas for model improvement based on validation results.

Main Methods:

  • Compared observed and simulated population and land-use data (1990-2015) at 100m resolution.
  • Evaluated model performance across different urbanisation degrees in the EU and UK.
  • Assessed the model's ability to reproduce spatial patterns of change.

Main Results:

  • Model performance varied by context, performing well in compact urban growth areas.
  • The model showed weaker performance in areas with scattered rural residential development.
  • Overall, the model favored dense urban conglomerations, not always matching observed patterns.

Conclusions:

  • Model validation is essential for developing reliable policy-support tools.
  • LUISA platform shows strengths in simulating certain urban growth types but requires refinement for others.
  • Further development should focus on improving the simulation of diverse land-use change patterns.