Abstract
This paper explains the EXPERT SYSTEM developed and verified to support the optimum land use decision making. This EXPERT SYSTEM is constructed by an AI TOOL (OPS5) to be operated on an Al Workstation (VAX STATION/GPX). Generally speaking, the decision making for the optimun use of a site depends on experts empirical knowledge, however experts somtimes misjudge. Therefore, the computer based expert system are expected. Interviews to experts of real estate development were first achieved. The knowledge of experts is transformed into production rules with certainty factors of six thousand steps program in OPS 5. Through applying to the various existing sites, not so much difference between the EXPERT SYSTEM and real expert diagnosis was found. There will be sevral improvements to apply this EXPERT SYSTEM to the practical estate development. The specific features of this EXPERT SYSTEM are as follows, ・to be mainly apllied to urban area. ・to select a specific building type among ten candidates; three types of buildings for office, two types of hotels, three types of buildings for residence, two types of buildings for commercial use. ・to be easily maintained by rule-debugging with certainty factors method; using certainty factor calculation method of MYCIN. ・to offer user-friendly interface with 2-dimentional figures; to be able to point out a place of the site on the map displayed on CRT with mouse, etc. ・to have experts kowledge of real estate development.
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