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Administratio Locorum
(Gospodarka Przestrzenna) 6 (2) 2007     ISSN: 1644-0741
Title
VERIFICATION OF SPATIAL INFORMATION SYSTEM CONCEPTION, INCLUDING CHARACTERISTICS, DATA AND METHODS USEFUL IN OPTIMIZATION PROCESS, FOR THE OBJECT CHOSEN
Autor
Marek Patrycjusz Ogryzek
Keywords
land transformation, Spatial Information System, land optimum function, matrix model of characteristics generating optimum land use by Bajerowski, Rational Decision Theory, Game Theory.
Abstract
This paper concerns issues related to a land transformation into an optimum land use condition in the light of functionality and costs, with a focus on creating a concept of spatial information system structure, covering data, characteristics or methods useful in rational space planning management. A diagnosis of space values, based on the Bajerowski’s method of characteristics generating optimum use matrix, is incomplete and insufficient for making decisions based on them, as model comparison units are missing for some land use conditions [Bajerowski 1996]. On the basis of studies carried, it is proposed to add anthropogenic characteristics to this method, and to include rational decision theory and game theory in the comparison units model building, for all values of land functions, using a computer programme as a tool. Studies cover a verification of spatial information system construction functionality, by comparing (comparison units) values of land sold by tender in computer stimulator and by Olsztyn City Council in 2005 and 2006.
Pages
19-34
Cite
Ogryzek, M. (2007). VERIFICATION OF SPATIAL INFORMATION SYSTEM CONCEPTION, INCLUDING CHARACTERISTICS, DATA AND METHODS USEFUL IN OPTIMIZATION PROCESS, FOR THE OBJECT CHOSEN. Acta Sci. Pol. Administratio Locorum, 6(2), 19-34.
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