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1 - Assessing the effects of resilience policies on housing patterns and rural identity (Case study: Masal county villages)
Javad Hemmati Lohesara Hojjatollah Rashid kolvir Nasrollah Molaei hashjin hassan AkbariIn recent years, all governments have adopted policies such as granting credits and low-interest loans to improve the quality of rural housing. A policy that has changed the heart of villages and housing patterns. Therefore, the aim of this study is to investigate the e MoreIn recent years, all governments have adopted policies such as granting credits and low-interest loans to improve the quality of rural housing. A policy that has changed the heart of villages and housing patterns. Therefore, the aim of this study is to investigate the effects of housing credits and loans in rural areas of Masal city (Shalma, Markieh and Darkhaneh villages) in two dimensions of housing pattern and village identity. In this regard, descriptive-analytical research method with emphasis on qualitative-quantitative approach has been used to collect information from field method (observation, interview and questioning). The statistical population of the study also includes the housing estates of the studied villages, that the sample size is estimated to be 383 houses based on Cochran's method. The research findings show that the main impact of crediting and debt consolidation loans is to improve the strength of new and renovated housing compared to older housing. Other effects of these facilities include a reduction in biological activity in the residential unit, a decrease in the level of infrastructure, a reduction in the number of rooms, and a change in the type of plan and housing structures. On the other hand, the results indicate a decrease in the identity of the villages in terms of spatial affiliation as well as a decrease in cultural values and adaptation to the old and traditional pattern in the new designs of residential units. Manuscript profile -
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2 - Spatial Analysis of Rural Level with Distributed Justice Approach Case Study: Urmia Central District Villages
mossa kamanroodi taher parizadi hujjat mirzazadehEquity-based planning should move away from techno-logical approaches and move toward multi-stakeholder policies, giving power to local management.From this perspective, the point of shared planning and social justice is distributive justice.The basis for a fair distrib MoreEquity-based planning should move away from techno-logical approaches and move toward multi-stakeholder policies, giving power to local management.From this perspective, the point of shared planning and social justice is distributive justice.The basis for a fair distribution of services is the two criteria of accessibility and the spatial distribution of services.Recognizing the differences between different regions and regions in order to provide appropriate plans for aligning and reducing regional inequalities is the first step in spatial planning.The purpose of this research is to study the level of rural areas in the central part of Urmia city from the inputs and facilities and comparing villages in terms of utilizing facilities and services. Finally, due to the different geographic conditions of the region, the results were combined with the Kaplend model and the final level of acceptance was accepted, which indicates the difference in the level of rural districts and the lack of distributive justice among them. Manuscript profile -
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3 - A Problematic Clarification of the City Based on Neighborhood Planning Case Study: The City of Ardabil, Iran
hosein shokripur dizaj Isa Piri Alireza MohammdiAs the primary foundation of science, problem-solving forms the basis on which theory making & research can be formed & developed.Nowadays, the dominant urban planning practice in Iranian cities is the profession & technique which is prescribed by the public MoreAs the primary foundation of science, problem-solving forms the basis on which theory making & research can be formed & developed.Nowadays, the dominant urban planning practice in Iranian cities is the profession & technique which is prescribed by the public sector, and the missing link is the participation of the larger civil society in the management of urban affairs. The main purpose of this study is to identify & explain the problems of Ardabil city within the framework of criteria that are related to neighborhood planning.The survey research method was utilized in order to assess the aspects & components of neighborhood planning including physical, social, cultural, economic, environmental, access to urban services and proper urban governance factors. The spatial cluster sampling method was used to select 10 neighborhoods out of the five districts of Ardabil city (2 neighborhoods from each district) as sample neighborhoods & a number of 400 questionnaires were distributed according to their population within the selected neighborhoods by means of the random sampling method.The Excel, Spss software and T-test statistical method & multi-criteria decision making models have been used to analyze the data.The results statistical test indicated that there are different conditions in the neighborhoods of Ardabil city in terms of the aspects & components of neighborhood planning.Furthermore, the results of multi-criteria decision making models indicate that neighborhood number 5 in the 4th district of Ardabil Municipality is more problematic and there are fewer problems in neighborhood number 2 in the 1st district of Ardabil Municipality. Manuscript profile -
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4 - Assessment of Factors Influencing on Citizens’ contribution in Quintet Zones of Rasht
Shahab Nobakht Haghighi Hossein Ali GhanbariIn this survey research which based on goals is applied and is done through descriptive-analytical method. Contribution of citizens of quintet zones of Rasht was studied. The N includes 679995 of Rasht population and the n (Cochran with 5 percent error) is 384 above the MoreIn this survey research which based on goals is applied and is done through descriptive-analytical method. Contribution of citizens of quintet zones of Rasht was studied. The N includes 679995 of Rasht population and the n (Cochran with 5 percent error) is 384 above the age 25. Because of 0,05 in Kolmogorov – Smirnov test, the whole data was considered abnormal. To study the relationship between variables, Spearman test was used. The result shows among the individual factors, educational level with 0.26 and among the management and political factors, transparency, city officials’ response, officials’ belief to people and preparing the people’s contribution with zero are meaningful to the variable attracting the citizens ‘contribution. Then non-parametric test Friedman was done to rank the variables. The result shows management and political factors with 2.13 is in first rank and social factors with 1.96 in second rank and at last individual factors with 1.13 are in last rank. In the last measure, to assess the differences of attitudes, the Kruskal – Wallis test was done. With regard to the result more than 0.05 for all variables, it was decided that there were no meaningful differences in responders attitudes in different parts of Rasht. Manuscript profile -
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5 - Analysis of urban viability in Isfahan metropolis with emphasis on socio-cultural indicators
amir zahedi yeganeh Majid shams ahmad KhademalhosiniToday, metropolises face many problems in the socio-cultural field and the importance of social viability in the structure of urban life is diminishing. Therefore, the necessity and importance of paying attention to the need to meet these needs in a metropolis like Isfa MoreToday, metropolises face many problems in the socio-cultural field and the importance of social viability in the structure of urban life is diminishing. Therefore, the necessity and importance of paying attention to the need to meet these needs in a metropolis like Isfahan doubles. Isfahan metropolis, consisting of 15 urban areas with high population and its destructive effects. Some of these areas are flourishing and prosperous, and others are declining and inattentive, which in turn has reduced the satisfaction of living in fifteen areas. Therefore, the present article seeks to provide a basic understanding of the status of social and cultural indicators of livability in the 15 areas of the metropolis of Isfahan. The research method of this research is descriptive-analytical. The information and data of the research have been done using a researcher-made questionnaire and the questionnaire has been prepared using a five-point Likert scale. The sample size was determined using the Cochran's formula and also according to the population differences of 683 people. To analyze data from inferential methods; Statistical test t-test, analysis of variance with repeated measures as well as ANOVA with SPSS software and mapping were performed using ArcGis software. The results showed that the socio-cultural viability of Isfahan metropolis is not at the desired level and only district one of Isfahan municipality is above average and the best area in terms of socio-cultural viability. The reason for this result is due to the high level of services and culture in this region. Manuscript profile -
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6 - Analysis of environmental Performance of Tehran Metropolis based on Indicators Green City Approach (Case Study: Central and Southern Regions)
Mehdi Jirrudi Rahim Sarvar Mehrdad NavabakhshToday's Cities affected by the industrial Revolution have had a profound Impact on the Development Process, so that today they are recognized as the main Causes of instability in the World, and any measures of global Sustainability depend on urban Sustainability. The Me MoreToday's Cities affected by the industrial Revolution have had a profound Impact on the Development Process, so that today they are recognized as the main Causes of instability in the World, and any measures of global Sustainability depend on urban Sustainability. The Metropolis of Tehran has witnessed many Changes in recent Decades, especially in the field of Environment. Therefore, in order to get out of the destructive Consequences of traditional and different Development Patterns and Approaches in Tehran Metropolis, the use of environmentally friendly Approaches such as the Green City Approach in the Development Process of this Metropolis and achieving sustainable urban Development is very important. The present research is theoretical-applied in terms of Type, descriptive-analytical in terms of Study method, survey-library in terms of Data collection Method and a questionnaire based on Likert Scale. The Purpose of this Study is to determine the environmental Status of the central and southern Regions of Tehran Metropolis based on the Indicators of the Green City Approach. Therefore, first, using Entropy Method, 32 quantitative Indicators in the form of 7 Criteria were weighed and then, using the TOPSIS Technique in Excell software, a comparison of central and southern Regions of Tehran Metropolis was performed to achieve the Research Goal. The Results show that most of the southern Regions of Tehran are in agreement with the Indicators of the Green City Approach, and accordingly, Regions 12 and 16 are in the best and Regions 10 and 17 are in the worst environmental Condition. Manuscript profile -
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7 - A measurement of Urban sprawl in spatial dynamics of Rasht ,Iran
roghaye heydari esmaei aliakbari Ahmad PourahmadUrban sprawl, is the encroachment of urban land uses on non-urban land, which in recent years has become one of the challenges of planning the spatial development of cities around the world. The purpose of this study is to identify and measure the dimensions and urban s MoreUrban sprawl, is the encroachment of urban land uses on non-urban land, which in recent years has become one of the challenges of planning the spatial development of cities around the world. The purpose of this study is to identify and measure the dimensions and urban sprawl reflections of urban surface in Rasht. The method of this research is descriptive-analytical. In order to measure and study the urban sprawl, first land use maps were created by using Landsat satellite images in four classes (urban and built areas, water and paddy areas, forests and agricultural lands as well as gardens) .They, also, used spatial metrics (Class Area, Number of Patch, Patch Density, Total Edge, Edge Density, Mean Shape Index, Area Weighted Mean Shape Index, Euclidean Nearest-Neighbor Distance, Proximity Index, Aggregation Index) in two levels of class and landscape to calculate the Rasht city Urban sprawl surface via FRAGSTATS software. The results of the research show that urban areas have grown increasingly and several urban plots have emerged. Along with this growth, agricultural land and paddy fields have lost their spatial cohesion and integrity and have turned into considerable number of plots. The coefficient of 103% increase in urban class over a period of 26 years (1993-2019) indicates the rapid change of spatial dynamics of the city into physical dispersion, which, in turn, is generally associated with land use change, land cover change and destruction of natural and terrestrial resources outside and around the city. Manuscript profile -
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8 - right to the city and sexual differences challenges (case study: Qazvin city)
fahimeh shokohfar zohreh davoudpour vahid bigdeli radCitizens' emotional and cognitive perceptions lead to a general perception of citizenship rights. Our focus in this research is to study the factors that affect, and are related to gender. Gender was considered as a determining factor in the perception of urban spaces t MoreCitizens' emotional and cognitive perceptions lead to a general perception of citizenship rights. Our focus in this research is to study the factors that affect, and are related to gender. Gender was considered as a determining factor in the perception of urban spaces to examine the possibility of gender differences in the enjoyment of the right to the city. The population of this study is 390 citizens of Qazvin city that were selected by proportional stratified-sampling, and by combining inappropriate cluster sampling and proportional classification. The data analysis was done by R, using two-way logistic regression and ordinal regression, and the results show that gender plays an important role in citizens' perception of the right to their city. A male citizen of Qazvin is about 30 percent more likely than a female citizen of Qazvin to have a sense of entitlement to the city. Among the analyzed factors, physical convenience had the highest gender gap in terms of citizen satisfaction, which can be largely prevented by increasing the determinant components in cities, and It also increased satisfaction with the right to the city. Furthermore, the dimension of physical comfort was the most differentiated between men and women in terms of satisfaction, indicating that Qazvin, does not provide as much security for women as men. Manuscript profile -
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9 - Evaluation of physical resilience indices in Sari using Inversion Hierarchy Weighed Process (IHWP) model
Parisa Hamidi صدیقه لطفی Amer NikpourIn recent years, the unprecedented growth of population and the enormous damage caused by natural and human hazards to the physical and urban environment has made resilience an important topic in natural hazard studies. In the present study, evaluation of resilience of MoreIn recent years, the unprecedented growth of population and the enormous damage caused by natural and human hazards to the physical and urban environment has made resilience an important topic in natural hazard studies. In the present study, evaluation of resilience of Sari city with emphasis on physical dimension by using Reverse Hierarchical Analysis (IHWP) model using eleven physical indicators such as road width, access to green and open spaces, access to multipurpose spaces, distance from worn-out tissue, and so on. The statistical sample of the study was 48 experts in urban planning and crisis management in the form of Delphi questionnaire. The outputs of the questionnaire modeled in GIS software and the final physical resiliency map of Sari produced. The results show that 50% of city area has low and very low resiliency, 19% moderate and 31% high and very high; and resiliency increased from west to east, and the northwest and northeast parts of the city are less resilient. Finally, some suggestions made to improve resilience. Manuscript profile -
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10 - Recognition of the changes in the space organization of Zebarkhan rural area during a period of 23 years (1375-1398)
Nasibeh Hosseini hassan afrakhteh farhad azizpourIntroduction :One of the main problems of spatial development, especially in less developed complaints, is the rupture of the space organization due to the relationship between the interactions between settlements. The space organization of Zebarkhan district of Neyshab MoreIntroduction :One of the main problems of spatial development, especially in less developed complaints, is the rupture of the space organization due to the relationship between the interactions between settlements. The space organization of Zebarkhan district of Neyshabour is no exception to this rule. Efforts to address the space police force of settlements can pave the way for the development of development programs at various levels. In this regard, recognizing your relationships and your abilities in rural schools and setting up the correct way to use these abilities is one of the first and basic steps that must be taken firmly.Goal of the research: The present study analyzes and evaluates the space organization of Zebrakhan village and the changes that occurred in it during a period of 23 years (1375-98).Research Methodology: The present study is applied in terms of purpose and descriptive-analytical in terms of methodology. The method of data collection was library and field. In order to achieve the objectives of the research, with a spatial approach and with a scientific method to explain the changes and developments that have occurred during the past 23 years in the space organization of the rural area of Zebarkhan, Neyshabour city. The statistical population of the study includes 29 urban and rural settlements located in Zebarkhan sub-district of Neyshabour city.Geographical area of research:The geographical area of the research is Zebarkhan village of Neyshabour city. Zebarkhan section consists of three villages that Zebarkhan village is known as the most populous village.Results and discussion: The findings showed that the lack of proper distribution of services and lack of spatial balance has led to increased mobility and movement between human settlements in the countryside. Therefore, the three settlements of Ghadamagah, Baghshan and Darroud with the first to third ranks have become the main places of intra-district traffic.Conclusion:The results of flow analysis indicate that the flow pattern is one-way relationships and no complementary, two-way and synergistic bonds are formed. This model is in line with the theory of the growth pole with the sovereignty of cities and is still far from the regional network model. In general, it can be said that the space organization of Zebarkhan village lacks a spatial balance that by creating a balance in the distribution of facilities and services, balanced and sustainable development and optimal space organization can be achieved. Manuscript profile -
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11 - Analysis of factors affecting brand equity in rural tourism destinations (Case study: Qalat tourism target village in Shiraz)
Ali Rahimi mohammad reza rezvani Mohammadamin KhorasaniIntroduction: Branding a tourism destination has many benefits for that destination; But it should be noted that branding is not the end of the road and you should always measure its strength, that is strengthened and weakened by the brand equity;Purpose of research: Th MoreIntroduction: Branding a tourism destination has many benefits for that destination; But it should be noted that branding is not the end of the road and you should always measure its strength, that is strengthened and weakened by the brand equity;Purpose of research: The purpose of this study is to evaluate and prioritize the factors affecting the brand equity of Qalat village; Methodology: Data collection was done by library and survey and the statistical population of the study was tourists of Qalat village. The statistical sample was determined using Cochran's formula and the sampling was random; Finally, the collected data were analyzed by structural equation modeling method and in Smart-PLS software;Geographical area of research: The geographical area of this research is Qalat village in Shiraz city;Results and discussion: Findings showed that all dimensions of image, awareness, perceived quality and brand loyalty have a positive and significant effect on the brand equity of Qalat village; Most important component is brand awareness and brand loyalty, perceived brand quality and brand image are after awareness.Conclusion: Due to the high impact of Qalat village brand awareness on the brand equity of the village brand, the emphasis of the village's tourism staff on strengthening information, introducing unknown village attractions and discovering prominent elements of the village, (which has the capacity to become a symbol of village tourism) is necessary; Qalat village has potential and actual attractions in various cultural, social and natural fields, which, if properly managed, will promote the brand and sustainability of tourism in this village. Qalat village has potential and actual attractions in various cultural, social and natural fields, which, if properly managed, will promote the brand and sustainability of tourism in this village. Manuscript profile -
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12 - Analysis of Economic Barriers to Entrepreneurship Development in Rural Areas With structural and institutional approach Case Study: Zoeram Rural District, Shirvan County
seyede parvin hoseyni hossein farahaniAbstractToday, the world of economics has shifted from a large-scale management-oriented economy to a small-scale entrepreneurial economy, and entrepreneurship - especially in small and medium-sized businesses - is recognized as a way to adapt to the changing environmen MoreAbstractToday, the world of economics has shifted from a large-scale management-oriented economy to a small-scale entrepreneurial economy, and entrepreneurship - especially in small and medium-sized businesses - is recognized as a way to adapt to the changing environment and driving force of the economy. Therefore, this study was conducted with the aim of analyzing the economic barriers to the development of tourism entrepreneurship in rural areas, which is in terms of nature and descriptive-analytical method and according to the practical objectives. The statistical population in this study includes people living in the villages of Zavaram district. In collecting information and data, library and field studies (observation and completion of the questionnaire) were used. After collecting information through the questionnaire, the data were analyzed using Pearson correlation and path analysis. The results showed that there is a direct relationship between economic barriers and structural institutional change with 0.235 percent, it is significant up to 95 percent, and economic barriers are considered effective, while economic barriers (failure of economic facilities, failure of support systems) , Supply and demand gap, inadequacy of coordination and economic participation, policy-making and legislation) are important and influential, such as the index of inadequacy of coordination and economic participation (0.388), failure of support systems (0.281), policy-making and legislation ( 0.132) are three indicators that have been assigned the first to third priorities in terms of effectiveness.According to the results, economic barriers are known to be effective, effective and undesirable, and in order to develop entrepreneurship in rural areas, major changes must be made in the structure and institution of various economic areas. Manuscript profile -
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13 - Evaluation and Prediction of Spatial Changes and Urban Growth Using Remote Sensing (Case Study: Qorveh City)
Ebrahim Sami pooran karbasi Peyman Karimi mahtab sanginabadiToday Over the past few decades, the growth of urban societies and population growth have led to the spread of distorted cities into separate regions with its original texture and its development towards agricultural land and its surroundings. This unplanned development MoreToday Over the past few decades, the growth of urban societies and population growth have led to the spread of distorted cities into separate regions with its original texture and its development towards agricultural land and its surroundings. This unplanned development leads to land use changes in the periphery of the city. In the past few decades, the city of Qorveh has encountered with the development of urban and peri-urban settlements, which caused changes in the land use of the city of Qorveh and its surrounding areas. Analysis of land use change in Qorveh city can be effective in planning for future development of the city. Therefore, to attempted to estimate and determine land use change trends, Landsat satellite images with TM, ETM and OLI sensors were used for the three time periods of 1986, 2000 and 2018. These images were categorized, validated and detected by the Neural Network method to five floors; urban lands, arable lands, dry lands, water zones and Bayer lands. Finally, Markov Autoclave was used to calculate land use changes in Qorveh city for 2031. The results indicate that, continued land use change would result in the degradation of agricultural land use. Manuscript profile -
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14 - Structural analysis of drivers affecting the future status of urban competitiveness (Case study: Tehran metropolis)
Elnaz Behzadpour Mohammad reza Farzad behtash Zahra Saeede ZarAbadiAbstractIntroduction: Urban competitiveness as a new approach in urban planning tries to discuss urban development from a new perspective by having a kind of competition between cities to attract effective capital in development and emphasizing competitive advantage.Aim MoreAbstractIntroduction: Urban competitiveness as a new approach in urban planning tries to discuss urban development from a new perspective by having a kind of competition between cities to attract effective capital in development and emphasizing competitive advantage.Aim of the research: The purpose of this article is to present an analysis of the structural effects of effective drivers on the future state of urban competitiveness in the metropolis of Tehran.Research Methodology: Research in terms of practical purpose, collecting information from documentary studies in the form of content analysis and specialized interviews with 20 expertsAnd it is Delphi. 43 Drivers Affecting the Future of Tehran Metropolitan Competitiveness in 7 economic, institutional, physical-spatial, environmental, individual-human, socio-cultural and technological and communication dimensions, which have been processed by structural interaction analysis method in MICMAC software.Geographical area of the research: According to the results of the 2016 census, the metropolis of Tehran has a population of 8679936 people in 22 regions, which are settled in an area of 716 square kilometers.Findings and Discussion: The findings of the study indicate that out of 1359 measurable stimuli, 548 relationships with the number 2 have relatively strong impact relationships, plus 196 relationships have the number 3, which means that the key propulsion relationships are very They are many and have a lot of impact and effectiveness. The propulsion clustering system focuses on independent propulsion and about 20 propellants have low impact and effectiveness.Results: The results show that among 43 drivers, 9 drivers are the most important drivers of the future competitiveness of Tehran metropolis, respectively: urban governance, quality of universities and research institutions, e-government, urban form and density, economic stability The system of using intelligent transportation, creating innovation through specialization of regional economy, the existence of knowledge-based and innovative business, urban management planning and market-based management have been identified, so priority should be given to these key drivers in formulating the future strategy of metropolitan competitiveness. Tehran should be provided through the foundation of upstream documents and the content of the urban competitiveness planning plan. Manuscript profile -
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15 - Analysis of Spatial Inequalities with Spatial Justice Approach in Cities Using Multi-Criteria Decision Making Techniques (Case study: 27 cities of Khuzestan province)
Ayub badraq nejad Hedieh AdeliAnalysis of Spatial Inequalities with Spatial Justice Approach in Cities Using Multi-Criteria Decision Making Techniques (Case study: 27 cities of Khuzestan province)AbstractThe purpose of this study is to analyze and measure the level of spatial inequality and prioriti MoreAnalysis of Spatial Inequalities with Spatial Justice Approach in Cities Using Multi-Criteria Decision Making Techniques (Case study: 27 cities of Khuzestan province)AbstractThe purpose of this study is to analyze and measure the level of spatial inequality and prioritization of human settlements for urban planning in Khuzestan province. The present paper is applied in terms of purpose and in terms of descriptive-analytical method and method of data collection is documentary and libraries. WASPAS, TOPSIS, Shannon entropy, integration model and multi-criteria decision making techniques have also been used. The results of WASPAS model show that Ahwaz city with development coefficient (0.612) is in the first place and Dezful city with development coefficient (0.228) is in the second place. The most deprived cities include: Qaleh Khajeh city with development coefficient (0.016) Twenty-sixth and Haftkel city with coefficient of development (0.015) ranks 20th. The results of the integration method show that 8 out of 27 selected cities are in stable condition. Six cities in semi-sustainable level and 13 cities in Khuzestan province are deprived which requires special attention of officials and managers of the province.Keywords: Spatial deprivation, Waspas, Spatial inequality, Khuzestan province. Manuscript profile -
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16 - Explaining the Design Model of Residential Buildings in Cold Mountain Climates from Physical-Identity Dimension (Case Study: Tabriz Metropolitan)
roghyeh mehmani jalal Nakhaei mehrdad javid nejadIn the design and construction of traditional and indigenous buildings, the use of renewable energies such as airflow, sunlight and heat in construction has been considered by the builders. It has also been tried to have the least negative impact on the environment. The MoreIn the design and construction of traditional and indigenous buildings, the use of renewable energies such as airflow, sunlight and heat in construction has been considered by the builders. It has also been tried to have the least negative impact on the environment. The main question of the research is what are the basics of designing residential buildings compatible with cold and mountainous climates in Tabriz metropolitan from the physical-identity aspect? In this study, descriptive-analytical and field methods were used, Delphi tools and techniques were used in the surveys to answer research questions, and for statistical conclusions and purpose-based documentation using SPSS software. 6 persons will be in the form of 22 Ph.D. students, 6 Architects professors, 22 residents of residential complexes which will be extracted and presented based on statistical methods. Cronbach's alpha was used for reliability of the questions. The purpose of the present study is to investigate the physical and identity components of the model by overlapping the indices of the model in addition to the necessary climatic studies to explain the models and patterns of this adaptation in cold and mountainous regions of Iran. The results show that there is a positive and significant relationship between the spatial domination subgroup (communication and joints) with the physical dimension as well as the identity dimension. There is a positive and significant relationship between sub-indices of open space, physical domination and contrast and differentiation with physical dimension. Manuscript profile -
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17 - Analysis of the Effects of Social Capital on Suitable Rural Governance, Case Study: Drake county, Shiraz township
soheila mohammadi maneigheh ahmadi Abdolhasan Torfi AliviOne of the requirements for achieving sustainable rural development is to provide a ground for the participation of villagers in their own destiny, which is possible through the strengthening of social capital under desirable rural governance. The purpose of this resear MoreOne of the requirements for achieving sustainable rural development is to provide a ground for the participation of villagers in their own destiny, which is possible through the strengthening of social capital under desirable rural governance. The purpose of this research is to investigate the effect of social capital on suitable rural governance of 7 villages in Drakan county in the central part of Shiraz country. The research type is applied and is of descriptive-analytical nature. Data collection method is library and field design, descriptive and inferential data analysis method and Vikor model are also used. The statistical population of this research is 3027 rural households in Drakan county. Using the Cochran formula, 341 families in 7 villages were selected to complete the questionnaire. The reliability of the questionnaire for social capital was 0.892% and for the suitable rural governance of 0.962%, which indicated their suitable value, and the formal validity of the questionnaire was confirmed by a panel of experts. The research findings show that with a confidence interval 99%, social capital and suitable rural governance are in a favorable situation. The results of the multivariate regression test show that there is a strong correlation with the value of 0.870 between social capital dimensions as an independent variable and desirable rural variable as a dependent variable. Manuscript profile -
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18 - urban land use allocation modeling based on Land suitability analysis
parvaneh jalerajabi Zahra Saeede ZarAbadi reza ahmadianUrban land use and its location has always been an interesting topic for urban planners. As experts have tried to focus on the context and surroundings proximity, neighborhood, compatibility and incompatibilities, utility and other factors. By the expansion of geographi MoreUrban land use and its location has always been an interesting topic for urban planners. As experts have tried to focus on the context and surroundings proximity, neighborhood, compatibility and incompatibilities, utility and other factors. By the expansion of geographical information systems, it is possible to focus on these factors and their impact on the planning process for land use allocation. At the same time, many scientific efforts have been made to integrate these systems and multi-criteria decision-making methods in order to enhance their ability to support decision making. Methods used in this field have also been widely used in various studies; one of the most important applications of these methods in urban planning is to determine the suitability of each parcel for allocating urban land uses. In this article which is applied in terms of purpose and is descriptive analytical in terms of method, the land-use suitability analysis as a scientific technique along with linear combination, and Delphi methods, have been used. Findings, which have been obtained from overlaying analytical maps (land prices, access to communication axes, number of blocks of land and air pollution's maps), indicate that what type of land use is more suitable for each parcel. The results of this paper are presented in the form of land use allocation scenarios. Comparison of the results of modeling with current situation shows that out of 2,166 parcels in the study area, 521 have no suitable uses and need change. Manuscript profile -
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19 - Investigating socio-economic consequences of nomads settlement (Case study: Godarpee Site of Kermanshah Township)
ayyob mahmodi mostali marjan vahediThe purpose of this study was to investigate the socio-economic consequences of nomad’s settlement in the Godarpee Site of Kermanshah township. The present study in terms of the purpose is an applied research that performed by using a descriptive correlational met MoreThe purpose of this study was to investigate the socio-economic consequences of nomad’s settlement in the Godarpee Site of Kermanshah township. The present study in terms of the purpose is an applied research that performed by using a descriptive correlational method. The statistical population of this research was the households located in this site (N=60) that due to the few number of statistical population, all of them were studied by census method. The data gathering tool was a questionnaire that its content validity confirmed by panel of experts and for reliability of questionnaire, Cronbach's alpha coefficient was used (α= 0.72). Data analysis was implemented by using descriptive and inferential statistics with using SPSS software. Findings of means compare test showed that there was not significant difference between income, employment and animal husbandry of nomads in conditions of before and after of the settlement. But in the case of agriculture, forest and range lands there was significant difference at the %99 level. Also about social indicators such as literacy, cultural status, access to welfare facilities, security, age of marriage and environmental and individual health, there was significant difference at the %99 level in conditions of before and after the settlement and these indicators had a positive growth compared to the previous settlement. Manuscript profile -
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20 - Social Housing Design with Energy Optimization Approuch in Tehran
maryam sadegh abarkoh Avideh Talaei mohammad hadi kaboliProviding housing for low-income groups is one of the problems for governments. Low-income households spend much of their annual income on housing, so it is imperative for every government to provide housing for the welfare of society. The importance of social housing i MoreProviding housing for low-income groups is one of the problems for governments. Low-income households spend much of their annual income on housing, so it is imperative for every government to provide housing for the welfare of society. The importance of social housing is due to the provision of adequate housing for the lower deciles and the adjustment of its important challenges due to limited energy resources and increased demand. The building sector is one of the largest energy consumers in the world, especially in Iran. Proper housing design avoids energy waste. Therefore, social housing design with the approach of optimal energy consumption as macroeconomic and social policy is considered in this study. If Iran continues the same process in energy production, transmission, distribution and consumption, it will pose a serious threat to the economy. The overall goals include reducing the share of housing in the living cost basket and optimizing energy use in social housing. The research method is analytical, field and simulation of the proposed model in Tehran, while maintaining affordable prices, respond to the housing demand by optimizing energy consumption. Initially, social housing was designed in accordance with design standards and based on cost, optimization of energy-efficient parameters such as form, orientation, neighborhood, details of building components, etc. and finally it was shown that the proposed scheme was more desirable than the existing one. The obtained results are providing solutions with economic justification of social housing plan by optimizing energy consumption. Manuscript profile
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