Payame Noor University Journal of Urban Ecology Researches 2538-3930 15 4 2024 12 21 Meta-Analysis of the Typology of Post-Corona City Patterns Meta-Analysis of the Typology of Post-Corona City Patterns 1 22 10359 10.30473/grup.2023.67380.2774 FA Hafez Mahdnejad Assistant Professor,, Department of Geography and Urban Planning, Seyed Jamaluddin Asadabadi University, Asadabad, Iran. 0000-0001-7548-9355 Davood Amini Gheshlaghi Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Imam Ali Officers' Academy, Tehran, Iran. Journal Article 2023 03 15 Today, researchers are looking for models that can work well in the event of widespread diseases. Based on this, the purpose of the current research is to typify the patterns of post-corona cities in order to understand the patterns of urban planning and policy-making during the covid-19 and future pandemics. The current research is of a secondary type and the philosophical paradigm that governs it is of an interpretive type, its approach is qualitative and its methodology is a case study. The data collection method is text-based and based on documentary methods. The research method is based on systematic review and meta-analysis. Based on this, a systematic review of published articles, theses and books about post-corona cities has been undertaken. The statistical community is related to articles, books and theses that were published in the period from 2019 to 2023. After preliminary reviews, 42 articles were selected for final analysis. The research results show that models such as 20-minute city, 15-minute city, 10-minute city, complete community and complete neighborhood have been proposed for post-corona cities. In addition, the post-corona cities have six main categories including transportation, culture and community, work, green and recreational spaces, education, health and services, and finally smartening. The post-corona city patterns have 24 common components, which include public transportation, active travel, traffic and parking, identity and belonging, sense of security, influence and sense of control, care and maintenance, local employment, flexible workspace, services and support, housing and Community, social interactions, recreation and play, natural space, streets and spaces, smart governance, smart healthcare, smart education, smart mobility, system architecture and core technologies, urban planning and road infrastructure, smart building, smart environment and smart network and energy use. Today, researchers are looking for models that can work well in the event of widespread diseases. Based on this, the purpose of the current research is to typify the patterns of post-corona cities in order to understand the patterns of urban planning and policy-making during the covid-19 and future pandemics. The current research is of a secondary type and the philosophical paradigm that governs it is of an interpretive type, its approach is qualitative and its methodology is a case study. The data collection method is text-based and based on documentary methods. The research method is based on systematic review and meta-analysis. Based on this, a systematic review of published articles, theses and books about post-corona cities has been undertaken. The statistical community is related to articles, books and theses that were published in the period from 2019 to 2023. After preliminary reviews, 42 articles were selected for final analysis. The research results show that models such as 20-minute city, 15-minute city, 10-minute city, complete community and complete neighborhood have been proposed for post-corona cities. In addition, the post-corona cities have six main categories including transportation, culture and community, work, green and recreational spaces, education, health and services, and finally smartening. The post-corona city patterns have 24 common components, which include public transportation, active travel, traffic and parking, identity and belonging, sense of security, influence and sense of control, care and maintenance, local employment, flexible workspace, services and support, housing and Community, social interactions, recreation and play, natural space, streets and spaces, smart governance, smart healthcare, smart education, smart mobility, system architecture and core technologies, urban planning and road infrastructure, smart building, smart environment and smart network and energy use. https://grup.journals.pnu.ac.ir/article_10359_94f950a79196925f90f5249404a317fb.pdf