Geography And Urben Planning
Ai Azar; Anita Majidi Heravi
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The housing sector is one of the most important land uses in cities. Considering the various environmental, economic and social problems of scattered urban growth and also the need to provide housing, especially in big cities, planning and designing suitable residential complexes to improve the quality ...
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The housing sector is one of the most important land uses in cities. Considering the various environmental, economic and social problems of scattered urban growth and also the need to provide housing, especially in big cities, planning and designing suitable residential complexes to improve the quality of life is absolutely necessary to respond to the residential needs of citizens. The present article, in the first place, seeks to define and index the concept of "quality of life" and in the second place, to determine the amount of quality of life in various scales of residential complexes. The main goal of the research is to rank residential complexes and explain the effective factors in the quality of life of these types of residential units. In this study, after identifying the factors affecting the quality of life in the studied residential complexes using the factor analysis method, the weighting of the main and secondary criteria was done using the network analysis method. The weighting results according to this method show that the criterion of geographic location with 334. and the component of environmental conditions with a score of 118. They assigned the highest and lowest weight respectively in the quality of life of residential complexes. In the following, the residential complexes were ranked in terms of quality of life using Vicor Plus, network analysis and TOPSIS ranking techniques. Due to the different rating points, to reach a general consensus about the quality of life of residential complexes, the consolidated model of Cape Land has been used. According to the Cape Land technique, in terms of quality of life, the Asman residential complex ranked first with a score of -6 and the accommodation complex ranked last.
ramin heydari; Fariborz Ahmadi Dehka; Anita Majidi Heravi
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The present study was conducted with the aim of presenting a strategic planning model for tourist attractions of Karaj metropolis and feasibility study for creating a tourist village. In terms of type of research, it was descriptive-analytical and with regard to the method, it was a survey. To collect ...
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The present study was conducted with the aim of presenting a strategic planning model for tourist attractions of Karaj metropolis and feasibility study for creating a tourist village. In terms of type of research, it was descriptive-analytical and with regard to the method, it was a survey. To collect data, two separate researcher-made questionnaires were used for professionals and tourists. The analysis of the findings was performed using internal and external factor evaluation matrix and model (SWOT).Paying attention to the various tourist attractions of this metropolis and the participation of the private sector and the interaction between public institutions and government organizations in order to offer new and creative ways to honor this industry are among the innovations of the study. According to the research results, the city of Karaj has several bottlenecks in terms of tourism conditions, especially in the field of recreational spaces. Urban areas face a lack of suitable pristine and empty spaces at the inner city levels, as well as problems such as traffic and pollution caused by the creation of inner-city travel. Considering the tourism potentials of Karaj city, a conservative strategy or WO is a suitable strategy to attract tourists.
