You might want to check this. They have some plugins that can project landuse. The best I've used is land change modeller extension in idrisi software but it isn't free

FLUS model: is an integrated model for multi-type land use scenario simulations by coupling human and natural effects. At the same time, the spatial simulation module of the FLUS model was made into GUI software named GeoSOS-FLUS .

It was developed as an extension of the previous GeoSOS software to facilitate the multiple land use change simulations. The software provides a multiple CA allocation model for simulating land use change and scenario analysis.

You can download GeoSOS for ArcGIS 1.1.2a (last updated on 6 May 2018) from link below , includes software installation file, default tutorial data.

https://bit.ly/3FhTKMy

You can also try

- the ~lulccR~ package in the R-Cran environment (see the paper by Moulds et al. 2015: Article An open and extensible framework for spatially explicit land...

- or the ~Janus~ package in Python (see the paper by Kaiser et al. 2020: Article Janus: A Python Package for Agent-Based Modeling of Land Use...

The packages as well as the statistical environment R-Cran and the language Python are for free.

Hi dear Omar

Besides several programming tools (such as Matlab, R, etc.), in my opinion, Qgis is the easiest one to use.

See the below link to learn more about Qgis:

QGIS Tutorial on YouTube: https://bit.ly/35zXNDS

All the best to you,

Cheers,

Nasrin

thank you so much

Hello

There are several software for land use change prediction. I suggest Land Change Modeler in Terrset and Dynamica.

regards