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Articles | Volume XL-1/W5
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XL-1-W5-725-2015
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XL-1-W5-725-2015
11 Dec 2015
 | 11 Dec 2015

EVALUATION OF EFFECTING PARAMETERS ON OPTIMUM ARRANGEMENT OF URBAN LAND USES AND ASSESSMENT OF THEIR COMPATIBILITY USING ADJACENCY MATRIX

S. Vaezi, M. S. Mesgari, and F. Kaviary

Keywords: Land-use, Sustainable Urban Development, GIS, Density Levels, Descriptive Analytical Method, Adjacency Matrix

Abstract. Todays, stability of human life is threatened by a set of parameters. So sustainable urban development theory is introduced after the stability theory to protect the urban environment. In recent years, sustainable urban development gains a lot of attraction by different sciences and totally becomes a final target for urban development planners and managers to use resources properly and to establish a balanced relationship among human, community, and nature. Proper distribution of services for decreasing spatial inequalities, promoting the quality of living environment, and approaching an urban stability requires an analytical understanding of the present situation. Understanding the present situation is the first step for making a decision and planning effectively. This paper evaluates effective parameters affecting proper arrangement of land-uses using a descriptive-analytical method, to develop a conceptual framework for understanding of the present situation of urban land-uses, based on the assessment of their compatibility. This study considers not only the local parameters, but also spatial parameters are included in this study. The results indicate that land-uses in the zone considered here are not distributed properly. Considering mentioned parameters and distributing service land-uses effectively cause the better use of these land-uses.