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Structure Model structure

Structure Model structure Driving factors of location l

Structure Probability map

Structure Decision rules

Example of a land use conversion matrix Characteristics Example of a land use conversion matrix

Multiple data sources 555 Soil samples of topsoil rice-fields Characteristics: spatial dynamics Characteristics Multiple data sources 555 Soil samples of topsoil rice-fields

Applications Applications

Conclusions CLUE combines empirical/statistical characterization of location suitability with dynamic modeling of land use change CLUE is based on the characteristics of land use change dynamics CLUE has been successfully applied in many case-studies at different scales