Access to main roads or low cost land? Residential land developers’ behaviour in Indonesia

Sensor Integration in a Low Cost Land Mobile Mapping System

Mobile mapping is a multidisciplinary technique which requires several dedicated equipment, calibration procedures that must be as rigorous as possible, time synchronization of all acquired data and software for data processing and extraction of additional information. To decrease the cost and complexity of Mobile Mapping Systems (MMS), the use of less expensive sensors and the simplification o...

Access to Land and Development 1

Access to land, and the conditions under which it happens, play a fundamental role in economic development. This is because how the modes of access to land and the rules and conditions of access are set, as policy instruments, has the potential of increasing agricultural output and aggregate income growth, helping reduce poverty and inequality, improving environmental sustainability, and provid...

Incorporating Residential Choice into Travel Behavior - Land

September 1999 Civil and Environmental Engineering Incorporating Residential Choice into Travel Behavior-Land Use Interaction Research: A Conceptual Model with Methodologies for Investigating Causal Relationships Abstract This dissertation investigates the factors that influence an individual’s residential choice. The role that residential choice plays in other individual decisions is also inve...

Evaluating the Impact of Road Longitudinal Slope Angle in Forest Roads (Main Access and Main Roads) on Runoff and Soil Loss. (Case Study: Gardeshi District, Mazandaran)

Extended abstract 1- Introduction     Forest is a sustainable ecosystem with a high balance, and is characterized by non-eroded soils and sediment-free water. Forest roads serve as the largest construction activities and a component added to the forests which are required for the accessibility to forests and forest resources, logging, transportation, conservation, tourism, etc. However, these...

Residential developers: Competition, behaviour and the resulting urban landscape