Spatial Distribution of Service Centers in Kerman City considering Geomorphic Phenomena

Wide land allocated to cities where land topography and geomorphology are made up of different units. Each of the cities which develops and expands deal with various issues related to their geomorphology and more costly. Because of the dynamic geomorphology and dynamics of the natural environment is always connected, any action related to urban development in line with the dynamics therefore crosses the geomorphological phenomena. In the context of this study, the spatial distribution service centers to geomorphologic units in Kerman city was evaluated. The results show that due to the natural position of Kerman almost all service centers at the surfaces are smooth with a slope of zero to 2% and only a limited number of commercial centers of convex surfaces with a slope of 8% and 100%, respectively. The results indicate that the extent of distribution service centers in Kerman seismic risk is not appropriated at all. So 23.1% of the training centers, 5.34% of health centers, 22.2% of administrative centers, 14% of commercial centers and 18.9% of the sports centers in areas with severe and very severe degradation were recognized. The results show that 50% of the training centers, 56%health centers and 4.57 of administrative centers, 2.62 of a percent of the commercial centers, and 3.70% sports centers are located in areas of subsidence. It should be noted that 34.5% of health centers and 23.1% training centers in areas with severe degradation and needs basic planning to deal with risks.