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This page lists the land use models that build on the method described in this wiki and on GeoDMS.
Table 1. Land use models.
| Model | Area and grid | Status | Maintained by | Code | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Land Use Scanner demo | The Netherlands, 100 m or 500 m | Maintained, for teaching | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Object Vision | LandUseModelling | This wiki and the GeoDMS Academy |
| RSopen (RuimteScanner) | The Netherlands | In use, the current Dutch version of Land Use Scanner | PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency and Object Vision | RSopen | RSopen wiki, in Dutch |
| Land Use Scanner Germany | Germany | In use by the German Federal Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial Development | BBSR, with Object Vision as the contact for this documentation | LandUseScanner_Germany | Hoymann & Goetzke (2014), in German |
| Land Use Scanner Suriname | Suriname | No current application, used in teaching as an alternative to the demo | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Object Vision | LUS_Suriname | Literature |
| LUISA | Europe | In use | Joint Research Centre of the European Commission | LUISA-BEES and VALUISA, both derivative models | JRC |
| CRISP (Cities and Rural Integrated Spatial Projections) | The world, 1 km | In use | Object Vision and Joint Research Centre of the European Commission | CRISP | CRISP wiki |
| 2UP | The world, 30 arc seconds | Published, little development now, superseded by CRISP | PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency | Copy in GeoDMS-Test | This wiki and Koomen et al. (2023) |
| EUClueScanner | European Union, 100 m | Archived, predecessor of LUISA | None | This wiki |
Land Use Scanner describes the model family that the first four rows belong to. The Archive holds the documentation of EUClueScanner and of earlier versions and designs, such as RSLight2021 and Ruimtescanner XL.
Land use modelling documentation
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