نشریه جغرافیا و توسعه فضای شهری
سال دهم شماره 4 (پیاپی 23، زمستان 1402)

The role of intermediary institutions and consisting of experts in the field of urban planning in order to inform citizens and fill the gap between them and urban management, in order to achieve partnership seems necessary. The aim of this study was to investigate the role of experts in urban affairs in citizen participation to improve the urban environment in the neighborhood. Thus, in a process of action research, the four-story People's Foundation was selected as a specialized urban planning center and the role of this institution in participation and awareness-raising to residents for two months continuously during the quality improvement project to neighborhoods in connection with welcoming the spring of 1397 in The two neighborhoods of Iqbal and Emamiyeh in Mashhad were surveyed based on Levin's action research model. The statistical population is the residents of the desired neighborhoods and the sample size in each neighborhood is more than 10% of its population. In different stages, observation methods, in-depth interviews, collection of comments on the banner, questionnaires and public hearings were used to collect data. The results of this research project, which is based on interpretive analysis, show that, on the one hand, the presence of semen can partially solve the gap in the partnership and help improve the relationship between urban management and citizens, but on the other hand there are obstacles in this direction. Which is mainly related to the weakness of legal mechanisms. Also, the presence of these intermediary institutions should be considered in the definition of partnership-based projects and the necessary grounds for the continuation of partnership and the continuation of talks with the people should be provided.

Historical-cultural contexts are distinguished from other urban contexts by their valuable features; But they often enter the process of burnout due to non-compliance with the rapidly changing needs of residents. This confirms the need for Protection, planning & regeneration in historical contexts. The method of the present research is applied based on the purpose and descriptive-analytical based on the nature and has been done using library tools as well as field studies in the form of a questionnaire distribution (384 people). The sampling method is simple random. To assess the validity of the content validity type and to evaluate the research variables and the reliability of the questions, Cronbach's alpha coefficient was used, which was estimated to be 0.904. To measure the status of stability, 5 physical components - socio-cultural, economic, environmental, cohesion and spatial cohesion in the form of 62 combined indicators have been used. Network analysis model (ANP) was used to determine the weight of each indicator, t-test, CODAS model and path analysis test were used to analyze the indicators, and Decisions Super software was used. SPSS, Excel, Lisrel and Likert spectrum were used and the results showed that all criteria in this range are lower than the average Likert and the coefficients of effective factors in sustainable urban regeneration in the study area; Spatial cohesion and cohesion factors are equal to 0.60, environmental factors are equal to 0.55, social factors are equal to 0.38, economic factors are equal to 0.27 and finally physical factors are equal to 0.16.

Due to the continuous existence of crises and dangers and the increasing and damages caused by them on cities, in the present era, the concept of urban resilience has become a global consensus to achieve sustainable urban development. In this regard, in order to plan and realize a resilient city, the first step is to identify the dimensions and components of this approach in different urban spaces and textures. Due to the importance of the subject, the purpose of this study is to identify the factors explaining resilience and to investigate the desirability of its various dimensions in the new and old texture of Tabriz metropolis. Therefore, the research method in the present study is applied in terms of purpose and in terms of exploratory-comparative nature that structural equation modeling in Amos software has been used for data analysis. The statistical population of the study also includes citizens of the new and old context of the city of Tabriz, which has been determined as a sample size based on the Cochran's formula of 384 people. Findings indicate that the most important factors explaining resilience in the old texture of Tabriz are individual, social and managerial-institutional factors with a value of 0.63, 0.61 and 0.54, respectively, and in the new texture of the city physical-environmental and economic factors and managerial-institutional with a value of 0.77, 0.72 and 0.69, respectively. The results also show that the new urban texture is in a better position in terms of structural and physical strength, while the old texture has more appropriate human and social capital. This issue is due to the ruling management system, ie technocrats, which has had different effects on the old and new textures of the city.

The mission of this article is to evaluate the physical resilience of the texture of District 8 of Shiraz. This area includes the primary core of Shiraz city and besides historical buildings that have cultural heritage value. Most of this area is residential and has a population of 35,727. The method of this research is descriptive - analytical and based on spatial data related to buildings in this area. The indicators used in this research are the index of building age, building quality, building skeleton, number of building floors, building area and building facade materials. The models used in this research include spatial regression model to discover the pattern trend that has been done using Geoda software; And Moran’s I model is used to discover the spatial pattern (clustered, random, scattered) of physical resorption in the region, and Moran’s local insulin model is used to observe clusters formed in Arc Gis software . The results showed that out of a total of 12717 units of buildings in this area, 2371 units equivalent to 18 .6 % are in good condition; And 3587 units equal to 28 .20 % are in unfavorable condition and 6759 units equivalent to 53 .14% are in average condition. In general, most of the texture of District 8 of Shiraz is in non - resilient and moderate resilient clusters. Which are prone to many casualties and financial losses in the event of an accident; Therefore, they need to act quickly in order to make a comparison

Attention to the physical development of the city is a basic necessity in urban development programs. In Iran, the rapid physical expansion of cities in the form of unplanned and uneven growth for various reasons, including uncontrolled migration, is one of the main problems of cities, which is a phenomenon called superficial scattering of growth results of this species. The scattering of urban areas and its numerous economic and environmental effects have led urban experts to explore strategies to address this. One of these strategies is smart growth theory. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the indicators of smart urban growth in Sari urban areas. The present research is applied in terms of purpose. The research method is descriptive-analytical due to the nature of the problem under study. In order to analyze the data, in addition to citing documentary and library studies, statistical analysis have been used. Finally, the ranking of each area of Sari in terms of smart growth has been evaluated using the WASPAS model. . The results showed that there is inequality between regions in terms of smart growth indicators. In fact, smart growth indicators in the four regions of Sari have an unbalanced distribution.

In order to achieve a sustainable transportation network, different transportation alternatives should be available. Given the issues caused by transportation, such as air pollution, heavy traffic, and rapidly grown use of motor vehicles on the one hand, and the advantages of bicycle-sharing systems, including lower investment, high adaptability to the environment, proper energy consumption, and smart growth of cities, on the other hand, urban planners have given special attention to such systems. An important factor determining the success of a bicycle-sharing system is the location of bike-sharing stations concerning different criteria of travel demand. Therefore, a bike-sharing station should be constructed in areas so that it can have the highest performance. This study is descriptive in terms of methodology and applied in terms of the goals. Fifteen criteria effective in determining the proper location for bike-sharing stations in District two of Kerman, Iran, were determined according to the study area. The importance coefficients of the criteria were determined using the AHP method from the perspective of experts experienced in this field. Then, in order to obtain the bike-sharing station options, the information layers were combined, the weights obtained from the hierarchical analysis were introduced, and the data were analyzed using the functions and tools of the Geographic Information System (GIS). Eventually, the results indicated 34 optimum locations for bike-sharing stations in District two of Kerman. according to the results obtained from fuzzy maps in the form of a template, it is suggested: Based on the results of the research, 34 points were identified as suitable locations for the shared bicycle station. For this purpose, it is suggested to the authorities to use the results of this research in future plans for the establishment of a shared bicycle station.

Quality of life studies in order to identify the weaknesses of deprived areas, increase the level of satisfaction among citizens, ranking places and its role as an effective tool in urban management and planning. The purpose of this study is to create a fuzzy model including effective criteria for evaluating the quality of life in urban areas in areas 3, 4, 5 and 6 of Mashhad. In this regard, first, the effective criteria in quality of life that were obtained from distance measurement data, statistics and spatial data in 5 areas; Economic (employment rate, unemployment, home ownership and rent), social (literacy rate, divorce and migration), physical (type of materials and type of housing structure, slope and population density), access to services (educational, medical centers, Cultural, recreational and communication network) and environmental (greenery, air pollution and surface temperature) were extracted and then weighed using the network analysis process. Then, for spatial modeling of quality of life, the selected criteria were combined using the gamma fuzzy model. The results indicate that the quality of life in the central areas of the study area has a better quality of life, but by moving away from the central areas to the outskirts of the study area, the quality of life gradually decreases. Therefore, in order to improve the quality of life index of the citizens of neighborhoods that are not in a good condition in terms of quality of life, it is necessary to make changes to improve the economic, social, physical, spatial and environmental dimensions. In the following study, Moran spatial autocorrelation index (0.57) emphasizes the non-random nature of the distribution of urban quality of life characteristics and the existence of a cluster pattern in the study area.

By taking advantage of social capital, the capacity of society to use and change the shape of the urban productivity system, fair distribution of opportunities and facilities (urban justice), response to all kinds of urban pressures and problems, increasing social participation and continuing the use and continuity of programs Urban (stability), will increase. Therefore, in this regard, the aim of this research was to analyze the structural relations of urban justice and competitive planning with an emphasis on the mediating role of social capital in the city of Urmia. The method of the descriptive research was correlation type and the statistical population was all high and middle level managers, assistants and specialized experts of the 5 regions of Urmia Municipality with the number of 545 people, using the Morgan table, the statistical sample of this research (225 people) was selected by sampling method. It was randomly selected. The tools of data collection were standardized questionnaires of urban justice, competitive planning and social capital. The validity of the tool is reported according to experts and reliability according to Cronbach's alpha. The method of data analysis was structural equation modeling, the results of which showed that the direct effect of urban justice on competitive planning (0.31) and social capital (0.62) is positive and significant. ; The direct effect of social capital on competitive planning (0.41) is positive and significant. Also, the indirect effect of urban justice on competitive planning with the mediation of social capital (0.25) is positive and significant. Therefore, urban justice as a new approach and an explicitly positive perspective in urban management can provide the basis for promoting competitive planning in the metropolis of Urmia by creating social capital in the city.