The Dortmund Housing Market Model: A Monte Carlo Simulation of a Regional Housing Market
作者： Michael Wegener
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-46531-4_5
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摘要: Work on the Dortmund housing market model began in 1977 at Institute of Urban and Regional Planning University as part a larger research project supported by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. This ongoing is directed towards investigation long-term interactions between economic (sectoral, technological) change, locational choice, mobility, land use urban regions. For this purpose, spatially multilevel dynamic simulation regional development was designed to simulate, within concrete context, the location decisions industry, residential developers, households, the resulting migration travel patterns, the development, and the impacts public programs policies fields employment, housing, infrastructure. It decided region study region, including 18 neighboring communities with total population 2.4 million.
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