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        1 - Zoning, zones management and landscape design periphery of Iranian ancient trees (Case study: Mongabad Mehriz old cedar)
        Mohammad hadi Rad Mohammad hosan Irannejad parizii Saed Reza Mahdavi Amin Yeganeh
        Background and Objective: Old trees are considered as rich genetic resources and valuable natural monuments. Among the old trees, the natural heritage of Mongabad Mehriz old cedar has always been the attention of people in Yazd province, especially the people of Mehriz More
        Background and Objective: Old trees are considered as rich genetic resources and valuable natural monuments. Among the old trees, the natural heritage of Mongabad Mehriz old cedar has always been the attention of people in Yazd province, especially the people of Mehriz city, Iran. For the management and conservation of this tree, zoning, zones management planning and landscape design were needed and necessary. Material and Methodology: The base of this classified was IUCN classification and its match to the realities and comprehensive plan of the Mehriz city. Due to the review of the resources and conditions available, the perimeter of the cedar was classified in a range of 300m in different zones, contains management and recreational zones. Board capacity was also calculated for recreational activities in the tree area. Findings: The results of zoning studies showed that 4 zones as management zones and 2 zones as recreational zones are of special importance and should be considered. Management zones include restricted nature zone, protected zone, shield Zone, and other uses zone were with an area of 2826, 5024, 23550 and 251200 m2 respectively. Type I and II type promenade zone were 11664 and 15000m2. By mapping and identifying the physical status all of the zones, the necessary proposals for each one of the zones were presented. In this regard ecological sustainability of the environment and tree health were considered. Based on this view, in order to organize the tree for the promenade, the landscape design (with the maximum maintenance of the existing green space and surrounding monuments) was taken. The capacity of the range for recreational activities were estimated at 276 people per day. Discussion and Conclusion: The results showed that although activities performed in the recent years around the cedar have been the main and influential factor on tree health, but by designing and implementing management and recreation programs in the form of proposed zones, it is possible to rebuild with a focus on tree health and tourism boom. Manuscript profile
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        2 - Estimating the Outdoor Recreation Carrying Capacity in Berenjegan Forest, Chaharmahal-o-Bakhtiary Province
        Maryam Eskandari Shahraki Kyumars Mohammadi Sammani Beytollah Mahmoudi Ayoub Moradi
          Background and Objective: Tourism is a process with different forms for providing human recreation needs. The increasing critical pressure on urban and near urban regions can be the reason for this statement. In such condition, providing a master schedule at the More
          Background and Objective: Tourism is a process with different forms for providing human recreation needs. The increasing critical pressure on urban and near urban regions can be the reason for this statement. In such condition, providing a master schedule at the national scale for each special regional condition is vital. Thus, natural resources conservation to ensure the sustainable development and to provide optimal quality for tourism services would be possible by paying attention to the carrying capacity. The aim of this study was to determine the carrying capacity of Berenjegan forest region in Chaharmahal-o-Bakhtiari province. Method: The instructions provided by the International Union for conservation of nature have been used to determine the carrying capacity of the study area. The appropriate sites with the capacity of concentrated tourist attraction were pidentified to determine the physical carrying capacity. Then real carrying capacity in the concentrated recreation site was specified by determining the restricted factors in the region, as well as considering the related effect on the physical carrying capacity. Finding: Results of this study showed that the area of suitable site for tourists reception in Berenjegan forest region was 6.1 ha from 480 ha. Real value of the physical carrying capacity was calculated. The physical carrying capacity was 10457 individuals per day, 3816856 per year, while the real carrying capacity was 911individuals per day and 112053 per year. Discussion and Conclusion: Real carrying capacity was less than the physical carrying capacity so that the number of limiting factors in the region could affect the real carrying capacity directly and it was decreased with the increase of limiting factors. Manuscript profile
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        3 - A Model for Evaluation of Forest Parks Visitors’ Recreational Needs (Case Study: Daland's Forest Park)
        Seyed Hamed Mirkarimi Marjan Mohammadzadeh Somayeh Galdavi
        Background and Purpose:  Nowadays, industrialization, urbanization and time shortage are driving forces behind the extremely increased demand for natural areas and outdoor recreation. Natural Forest Parks are the most popular natural destinations that can provide h More
        Background and Purpose:  Nowadays, industrialization, urbanization and time shortage are driving forces behind the extremely increased demand for natural areas and outdoor recreation. Natural Forest Parks are the most popular natural destinations that can provide human's outdoor recreational needs. A recreational system should be prepared based on different needs of various users to be responsible for visitors’ needs. Methods: In the present study, Clawson method was used to evaluate the visitors’ outdoor recreational needs in Daland's Natural Forest Park, located in the east of Gorgan, Iran. In addition, U-Mann Witheny test was used to investigate the relation among genders and criteria of incentive to attend the park, acceptable crowd of area, and the best way to ensure park’s security. In this study, 168 questionnaires were filled out by the visitors to the Park in summer and autumn in 2011. Questions were about visitors' recreational interests and recreation facilities of the park. Results: The results showed that most visitors come to the park to get mental relaxation and recreation and 94% of the people believe that the facilities of the park are not enough. U–Mann Witheny test results showed a significant difference between the two investigation groups and the mentioned criteria. Conclusion: According to the results, most visitors spend their leisure time in the forest parks, so at regional context, the managers should pay more attention to visitors satisfaction in this type of areas compared with other types of natural recreational areas. The results can help managers and planners in parks management, fulfilling visitors' wishes and needs, improving park quality and optimal management. Manuscript profile
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        4 - Evaluating Visitors’ Satisfaction from Recreational Facilities Quality Using Multicriteria Satisfaction Analysis (MUSA)
        Samaneh Sarhadi Nasab Ali Reza Mikaeili S. Hamed Mirkarimi
        Urbanization developm and urban growth, are the reason of increasing desire to travel and explore, as result the tourists around the globe are trying to develop the leisure. Now day tourism is boom in various regions. Actually the reason of travel and tourism growth is More
        Urbanization developm and urban growth, are the reason of increasing desire to travel and explore, as result the tourists around the globe are trying to develop the leisure. Now day tourism is boom in various regions. Actually the reason of travel and tourism growth is increase in number of leisure. In associate to tourism growth and competitiveness it, we need to develop and enhance the quality and quantity of recreational facilities and equipment. The goal of any development is related to the satisfaction of the managers and the users. In order to improvement of current management methods, one of the important steps is to record the views, preferences and satisfaction of people visiting such areas. The best way to survey is evaluate tourists in associate service quality that they must needs improvement. This way is easy and inexpensive. This paper shows how to multicriteria satisfaction analysis to determine visitors / tourists’ satisfaction is effective. Moreover shows how to gap analysis approach in the context recreational facilities management is useful. Manuscript profile
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        5 - ارزیابی برنامه ریزی و مدیریت سبز اماکن دیدنی پیرامون روستای زیارت با تأکید بر گردشگری سلامت مطالعه موردی: (چشمه آبگرم روستای زیارت)
        صبا توشنی
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        6 - An Investigation to the Factors Affecting Tourists' Satisfaction Using the Fuzzy DEMATEL Model (A Case Study: Amand Dam Residential Area)
        Sevda Sirousmehr Ali Malek
        Tourism as one of the major economic drivers of the present century is considered as a very appropriate and significant source of foreign exchange earnings in the economy of a country. In this area, the satisfaction of tourists is one of the most important competitive f More
        Tourism as one of the major economic drivers of the present century is considered as a very appropriate and significant source of foreign exchange earnings in the economy of a country. In this area, the satisfaction of tourists is one of the most important competitive factors and the best indicator for ensuring the growth of future profits. By choosing the metropolis of Tabriz as the capital of Islamic tourism in 2018, a large number of tourists are expected to visit the tourist destinations in the province. Regarding this, the present study seeks to identify factors affecting the satisfaction of tourists, comparing and prioritizing these indicators with the help of fuzzy DEMATEL model and ultimately the development of the results in the recreational-tourist area of the dam of Amand. The method of this research is surveying, in tersms of type, it is descriptive analyzing and in terms of purpose, it is practical. The statistical population of this study is the experts of the Organization for Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism, Tourism Agencies and University Professors. Among these, the sample size was 24 by the Cochran sampling formula. . In this research, data collection for analysis, is through distributing the questionnaire among the experts of tourism. In Research findings show that: The most important indicator is the human resources factor. The most effected indicator is the security factor and the most effective indicator is facility. Manuscript profile
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        7 - Analysis of the Tourism Development Factors in the Historical Complex of Haj Agha Ali of Rafsanjan
        MohammadReza Sharifi Fadiji Majid Ramezani Sarbandi,
        The tourism industry is considered the most popular source of income after the oil and automobile industry, since most of its income comes directly from the people. Therefore, it can be said that tourism is one of the activities that is a socio-cultural product in terms More
        The tourism industry is considered the most popular source of income after the oil and automobile industry, since most of its income comes directly from the people. Therefore, it can be said that tourism is one of the activities that is a socio-cultural product in terms of its nature and is a part of inter-sectoral activity in terms of planning and management. As a result, today the tourism industry is a huge economic activity and a way to diversify its activities, and it has become a strategy for reaching development, which is constantly increasing its importance. Therefore, the present study was conducted with the aim of analyzing the development factors of tourism in the historical resort of Haj Agha Ali of Rafsanjan from the tourists' view point in order to identify the resort and analyze some of the issues of tourism development in this area and to solve them to make the necessary plans. The hypotheses and research questions are based on the recognition of the most important factors affecting the development of recreational tourism as well as the scope of their impact. Manuscript profile
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        8 - Description of the Model of Urban Design Qualities of Social Bridges
        Zahra Jamshidian Seyyed Ali Safavi Ehsan Ranjbar
        Abstract As a dominant approach in the literature on urban design, walkable urban spaces are of great importance. So, the concept of "bridge as a social space" which has a valuable place, especially in Iran, can be redefined and used in the development of today's spaces More
        Abstract As a dominant approach in the literature on urban design, walkable urban spaces are of great importance. So, the concept of "bridge as a social space" which has a valuable place, especially in Iran, can be redefined and used in the development of today's spaces. Social bridges have many benefits that can be effective at different levels from the neighborhood to the world in addition to their walkability because they have great potential for creative design and can be used to fulfill goals such as establishing social interactions, creating collective memories, creating identity, and dynamic functioning for cities. This qualitative study was conducted to identify the factors that make urban bridges successful social spaces. For this purpose, after reviewing the theoretical foundations and world experiences, two bridges of Tehran, where urban life flows, were examined. The visitors to these spaces were randomly selected and interviewed in-depth concerning the qualities of the space. The interviews were continued until theoretical saturation was achieved. The collected data were then analyzed by content analysis. The results indicated that the criteria for the qualities of social bridges are based on functional and perceptual components.Keywords: urban design qualities, social bridges, walkable bridges, walkability, Pedestrian promenade. Manuscript profile