Evaluation and Analyzing the Impacts of Post-Reconstruction Elements in Skeletal-Physical Dimension of Cities (A Case Study of Manjil)
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Fereshteh
Navidi Majd
1
(Ph.D Candidate of Urban planning, Department of urban planning, faculty of Art and Architecture, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University ,Tehran, Iran)
Alireza
Andalib
2
(Associate professor, Department of urban planning, faculty of Art and Architecture, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran)
hamid
majedi
3
(Full Professor, Department of urban planning, faculty of Art and Architecture, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran)
Keywords: disaster, reconstruction, Manjil, physical-skeletal dimension,
Abstract :
One of the important issues in the event of natural disasters in cities is the reconstruction of cities after these accidents. In the process of post-traumatic reconstruction, elements and factors are influential and the set of these processes has several effects on different dimensions of urban development, especially physical-physical dimension. Manjil is one of the cities of Roudbar, Gilan province, which was severely damaged by an earthquake in 1369. The process of rebuilding the city after the accident has had many effects on the physical and physical aspects of the city. In this study, the effects of elements of post-traumatic reconstruction on this dimension and the impact of physical-physical indicators of these elements have been studied. To this end, the effects of these elements and indicators were evaluated through a questionnaire by 25 relevant experts and analyzed by nonparametric binomial statistical test as well as statistical indices. The results showed that the impact of post traumatic reconstruction elements on the physical and physical dimension of Manjil was high and the physical and physical indices of these elements were high too. Also, most of the effects of the reconstruction elements on indigenous, entrepreneurial, and facultative factors were physical and physical indices, as well as building resistance, passageways and access to services had the most impact on the post-traumatic reconstruction process.
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