KE Xinli, BIAN Fuling. A Partitioned & Asynchronous CA Based on Spatial Data Mining[J]. Journal of Image and Graphics, 2010, 15(6): 921. DOI: 10.11834/jig.20100611.
A Partitioned & Asynchronous CA Based on Spatial Data Mining
general transfer rule and same speed are used to drive models. In this kind of CA
spatial-temp differences of geographical phenomenon
both transfer rules and transfer speed
are ignored. To solve this problem
a partitioned & asynchronous CA based on spatial data mining is given in this paper. In this model
cell space is departed by dual-constraint spatial cluster and general transfer rule is replaced by partition transfer rule
asynchronous transfer speed is calculated using general grid and synchronous transfer speed is replaced by asynchronous transfer speed. Spatial differences of geographical transfer rule and geographical transfer speed are taken into account in this kind of models. Taking land use change in Hangzhou as a case
partitioned & asynchronous CA based on spatial data mining are implemented in land use. Result shows:comparing with traditional CA
partitioned & asynchronous CA based on spatial data mining can get more accurate simulation result
and this kind of models can be used to simulate geographical phenomenon in a larger area for a comparatively longer time. A new viewpoint of GeoCA is given in partitioned & asynchronous CA. In this kind of Model
spatial differences and temporal diversities are taken account into GeoCA
it makes simulations with this kind of model much closer to actuality. Yet theories and methods of partitioned & asynchronous CA is still in tentative research stage
there are many problems
such as divided methods of cell space
methods of calculating weight of dual-constraint spatial cluster
calculation of cell transfer speed
getting of transfer rules
evaluation of CA result accuracy
and applications of partitioned & asynchronous CA in simulating land use at larger area and during longer time and etc. should be discussed and analyzed.