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        1 - Evaluation of the Quantitative Expansion of the City and Modeling of Physical Development in the Coastal Strip of Bandar Abbas
        reyhaneh maddahi seyed ali almodaresi Ali Akbar Jamali Rasoul Mahdavi Najafabadi
        Rapid urbanization has put heavy pressure on the land and it is surrounding resources, reducing vegetation, reducing open space and serious social and environmental problems. An important step in managing and planning urban development, as well as assessing its cumulati More
        Rapid urbanization has put heavy pressure on the land and it is surrounding resources, reducing vegetation, reducing open space and serious social and environmental problems. An important step in managing and planning urban development, as well as assessing its cumulative effects, is to study and simulate the physical development of the city. One of the processes in which a city changes can be investigated for a multi- year period and therefore predicting the directions of urban development for appropriate planning is urban development modeling, so urban designers and planners have spatial information and when they are related to urban growth patterns, they need to do the modeling. The aim of the present study is to model the urban development of Bandar Abbas city using the LCM model in the 21st year series ( 1994, 2002, 2009, 2015) using the  Landsat satellite images. In the first step, after classification of images by supervised method, mostly we compared the maps with the accuracy of the KAPPA coefficient of 0.9550, and then using the land- change model to predict the map of 2021 and using the Logistic regression model and the CA-Markov chain, the development of the city in 2021 was anticipated exactly. After calculating the matrix, the probability of transfer of changes to predict land use in 2009, 2015, and 2021 was calculated using Logistic regression, which compared to land use in the years 2009 and 2015, the accuracy of the Kappa coefficient was 75.3% for 2009 and 86.9%. Also for the year 2015 we achieved relatively good results. Manuscript profile
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        2 - Assessing the Social Sustainability of Yazd Neighborhoods
        fateme raghebian hanzaie Mohammad Hossein saraei seyed ali almodaresi
        Yazd has experienced rapid growth and significant demographic and physical changes in recent years. This study is a practical-developmental research aimed at measuring the status of social sustainability in the neighborhoods of Yazd using a descriptive-analytical method More
        Yazd has experienced rapid growth and significant demographic and physical changes in recent years. This study is a practical-developmental research aimed at measuring the status of social sustainability in the neighborhoods of Yazd using a descriptive-analytical method, by using the fuzzy TOPSIS statistical test and correlation coefficient. The research data was collected from the detailed plan of the city of Yazd in 2017, the statistical center, and field studies of research indicators using a questionnaire. The statistical population includes citizens over 15 years old in Yazd, and the sample size was determined based on Cochran's formula of 400 people, randomly selected by stratified random sampling in proportion to the population of neighborhoods. Four main indicators of population changes, participation, security, and quality of life were examined. The results showed a strong correlation between the quality of life index and social sustainability. The quality of life index had the highest effect and significant relationship with social sustainability with a correlation coefficient of 0.948, while the security and participation indices had correlation coefficients of 0.721 and 0.673, respectively. The migration index did not have a significant relationship with social sustainability in the neighborhoods of Yazd (correlation coefficient of 0.217). Among the neighborhoods, Safaieh, Imam Shahr, and Kooy-e Talghani were the most sustainable, while Eish Abad, Khair Abad, and the airport were the least sustainable in terms of social aspects. Manuscript profile