Evaluating Satisfaction of the quality of life in urban areas using methods similar to fuzzy ideal option(Case study: Dogonbadan)

The main purpose of this research is determining indicators for evaluation of subjective quality of life in urban areas in Dogonbadan city. This is a descriptive-analysis study the data for which was collected through questionnaire developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) quality of life by urban areas resident and through surveys studies.
The sample size was estimated utilizing Cohcran’s formula and with respect to The Maximum Heterogeneity(p=q=0.5) at 385 participants through quota sampling technique of seven urban areas in Dogonbadan city. The data analysis was conducted utilizing simple method to solving Fuzy ideal option. Furthermore, in order to recognize homogeneous groups in terms of level of satisfaction in urban areas in Dogonbadan city, cluster analysis method was used.
The results shows the district number five in all measures of quality of life, compared to the rest of the city, due to civil activities, better accommodation and high-income families affiliated to the financial support of the petroleum company is having a better situation. Furthermore, district number three as the old social fabric of the area and due to the lack of a common identity along with the second district , respectively, have the worst measures of quality of life.