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    Planning and Management Papers

    12 Apr,1998
    Área de Planificación y Gestión

    1998 - Optimization of Spatial Allocation of Agricultural Activities

    Autores: Martínez-Falero, E.; Cazorla A.; Trueba, I.; Alier, J.L.
    Título: Optimization of Spatial Allocation of Agricultural Activities
    Revista: Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research. ISSN: 0021-8634
    Volumen: 69
    PáGINAS: inicial: 1 final: 13
    Fecha: 1998
    Lugar de Publicación: Silsoe Research Institute. USA.
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    ABSTRACT

    This paper describes a methodology to optimize spatial allocation of multiple agricultural activities following the preferences of a decision maker. The optimization is based on an iterative method which converges to the land use with the largest probability of being the best one. An example application to a pilot area in the centre of Spain shows an outcome which matches the subvention policies, allows sustainable development and fits the social requirements of the population.

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