Ali Mohammadpoor; Saied Zarghami
Volume 23, SEPEHR , July 2014, , Pages 89-93
Abstract
Throughout history, locating urban facilities has always been necessary. Especially in the present era, it seems to be more important. Urban facilities are located using GIS, fuzzy model, overlap index, and etc.
In this regard, requirements must be observed with consideration of passive defense. Urban ...
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Throughout history, locating urban facilities has always been necessary. Especially in the present era, it seems to be more important. Urban facilities are located using GIS, fuzzy model, overlap index, and etc.
In this regard, requirements must be observed with consideration of passive defense. Urban facilities are among vital urban centers and the first target of enemies whose damages paralyze the city and result in its fall. In regard to their sensitivity, the present article investigate urban facilities and propose some suggestions for finding appropriate locations considering passive defense requirements.
Kheder Farajirad; Ali Mohammadpour; Ribaz Ghorbaninejad
Volume 22, Issue 86 , June 2013, , Pages 75-86
Abstract
Border regions in most countries, especially in developing ones are more low-level in terms of development level in comparison to the central regions. However, progress in globalization processes in recent decades has been resulted to time-space compression and decreasing of dividing role of borders ...
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Border regions in most countries, especially in developing ones are more low-level in terms of development level in comparison to the central regions. However, progress in globalization processes in recent decades has been resulted to time-space compression and decreasing of dividing role of borders between neighbor countries. This phenomenon has been increased economic relationships between countries and role of non-governmental actors. The border regions in recent decades, also, became cross-border regions and the conflict and tension space have became interaction regions.
Iran and Iraq have appropriate background to expand their commercial and economic interactions and developing of border regions because of many common values between two countries. In recent years and after revolution in Iraq's government structure, specially increasing in autonomous in northern region of that country, the relations and interactions between Baneh county and northern regions of Iraq, has been increased. This research, therefore, poses this fundamental question that which factors have been shaped Baneh Cross-border region flows and what development impacts of this phenomenon are. The aim of this article is to exploring the influential factors and explanations of flows and interactions in Baneh cross-border region by an analytical-descriptive method.
The results show that increasing in commercial interaction and enhancement of security in northern regions of Iraq have more impacts respectively in comparison to other factors. The results also show that impacts of these interactions are economic effects (3.84 score), social-cultural ones (3.61 score), spatial-physical ones (3.04 score) and political effects (2.79 score) respectively.
Ali Mohammadpour; Kheder Faraji Rad
Volume 22, Issue 85 , May 2013, , Pages 5-26
Abstract
Tehran as a political and economic capital city of Iran has an unsafe structure and the safety issue have not been considered until now. However, Tehran is faced several natural disasters, including earthquikes and it is essential to identifying and addressing the specific framework of urban spatial ...
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Tehran as a political and economic capital city of Iran has an unsafe structure and the safety issue have not been considered until now. However, Tehran is faced several natural disasters, including earthquikes and it is essential to identifying and addressing the specific framework of urban spatial divisions for the efficient management during crisis in Tehran. This article try to answer therefore, aims to answer this fundamental question that what the appropriate zoning of the Tehran city is, with emphasis on crisis management.
The GIS and AHP combined and qualitative method were used to answer the above question. The results demonstrated that many parts of Tehran are in the areas with high vulnerability (16446.75) hectares.
The results, also showed that (10004.25) hectares of Tehran are among the areas With medium vulnerability. In addition the above results, the article conclude that the administrative divisions of Tehran is not corresponded With the determined activites and tasks of the professional committees of organization of prevention and crisis management of Tehran city, therefore, is necessary to redefine the administrative divisions of Tehran in relation to crisis management.
