A Novel Integration Model for the Simulation of Kiln Landscape in Ancient Fu Liang Area

Re-creation of the land use transformation at different periods in time is valuable for revealing how policy change influence ancient Fu Liang kiln. To date, there has been little focused on the model of historical Fu Liang kiln change. On the contrary, current research has emphasized that the transformation process of kiln has been described by literal presentation. However, Dynamical and visual model can provide insights into kiln change processes and are valuable for land use transformation. For this reason, we create virtual maps of ancient Fu Liang area and propose such constructs to unambiguously denote a novel integration model. In this model, ancient virtual maps are created by ARCGIS10.0 software and PCI9.0 software, land use changes are performed through cellular automata, decision processes are controlled beyond the multi-agent, spatial optimization is represented by particle swarm optimization. We use the simulation approach to recreate the kiln transformation of Fu Liang, Jiang Xi, annually from 1271 to 1554. The simulation of the model is of richer changing hierarchy and can better reflect the whole process from the first to the last firing, and can be used to preferable create dynamic model and theory. Additionally, the model can better reflect the interaction of the political situation, institutions and the natural environment.