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Land uses change around urban sprawl: comparison with remote sensing and landscape analysis between France and Spain. Avignon – Madrid (1985 - 2011)

Michel Moulery, Esther Sanz Sanz, Claude Napoleone

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Michel Moulery, Esther Sanz Sanz, Claude Napoleone. Land uses change around urban sprawl: com- parison with remote sensing and landscape analysis between France and Spain. Avignon – Madrid (1985 - 2011). 2. Global Land Projet Open Science Meeting, Mar 2014, Berlin, Germany. 9 p.

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Global Land project Berlin 19th - 21st March 2014 Humboldt University Berlin.

Land uses change around urban sprawl: comparison with remote sensing and landscape analysis

between France and Spain Avignon – Madrid (1985 - 2011)

Michel Mouléry Esther Sanz Sanz Claude Napoléone

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GLOBAL

Increasing population

Cities

development

Loss of farmlands

LOCAL

Different typologies of Urban Sprawl ….

Avignon Madrid

Urban Scattered development

Urban Compact development

Shape of the urban growth

Monitoring global and local land transformations

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Our main question : In which way urban growth shape influences farmland loss?

There are a lot of publications on farmland loss due to urban growth

Not enough publications on the correlation between urban growth shape and farmland loss.

 We will use the landscape metrics with fragstat

Beyond Avignon and Madrid, our objective is to build a model assessing the effect on farmland of each shape of urban

growth

• Agriculture and Consumer protection Department (FAO) 1999

• Applied Geography : Land Fragmentation due to rapid urbanization in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area 2011. (Shrestha, Abigail, Boone, Zhang )

• Peri-urban futures: Scenarios and models for land use change in Europe Kjell Nilsson and Al (Springer : 2013)

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Avignon Madrid

1987 2011

(PD) Fragmentation decreases (Compact development)

(PD) Fragmentation increases (scattered development)

1) Landscape Metric : PATCH DENSITY (PD) : URBAN AREAS

2) Landscape Metric : interspersion and juxtaposition index (IJI): URBAN AREAS Relations of neighborhood between the various classes

0 20 40 60 80

avignon madrid

1987 2011

(IJI) Boundaries less complex (Compact development) (IJI) Boundaries more complex

(scattered development)

We analyse 7 landscape metrics : PD, LPI, ED, CIRCLE-CV, IJI, AI, SHDI

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Madrid avignon

Transitions of the agricultural areas in

urban areas (%)

Transitions areas 1987 – 2011 – the big changements

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Madrid avignon

Transitions of the agricultural areas in Natural areas %

0 50

Madrid avignon

Transitions of the agricultural areas in undeveloped land

areas (%)

A lot of construction in 35 years for MADRID

Abandonment agriculture In Madrid Construction stopped by the crisis 0

10 20 30 40 50

Madrid avignon

Transitions of the natural areas in urban areas (%)

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How can remote sensing and GIS help ?

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Avignon june 1987 Madrid june 2011

Madrid june 1987 Avignon june 2011

Infrastructure

& urban

Agriculture Forest Bare Soil water

LANDSAT IMAGE CHOICE

SUPERVISED CLASSIFICATION

Transition Matrix ( Software R ) and Ecolucky

Land Use Classification

Study Landscape metrics

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 Temporality : number of years analysed should be fonction of the beginning of the urbanisation process.

 Resolution of landsat Images.

 Window of the zone of study.

 Choice of the multispec software ( classified by pixel and not by object) .

To Improve

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Prospective (2040) dynamics between urban growth shape and correlated farmland loss (Landscape Metrics Constant or not Constant & Land Use)

Retrospective (1840 - 1960) -> How land use has evolved and why ?

Aerian Photo 1942 and 1960

Avignon

1870 First land registry

Landsat Image Landsat Image

1987 2011 2040

1810 - 1870 1942 – 1960

Napoleonic land registry 1810 - 1838

Aerian Photo 1946 and 1960 Landsat Image Landsat Image

LUC Model

Past and Future ?

Work already realized

Future Work Future Work

Madrid

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http://www6.paca.inra.fr/ecodeveloppement

Michel Mouléry : [email protected] Esther Sanz Sanz Claude Napoléone

Just 12 Minutes !!

Global Land project Berlin 19th - 21st March 2014 Humboldt University, Berlin.

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