Examining the role of night spaces in the crime of cities by modeling Prometheus (the case of Abadan City)

Nowadays, in the main centers of the city, the security index has been given a lot of attention as an effective factor in vitality and nightlife; But some urban spaces with tourism potential have received less attention. The present research has a developmental-applied nature and the research method is a combination of correlation and survey, and the data collection method is based on library methods, personal observations, and field survey. Data analysis has been done with Grapher software, Geographical Information System, Visio, Excel, View, AutoCAD, and the Prometheus model. Also, the research aims to investigate the role of urban night space in the crime of Abadan city. This goal has been studied in 3 social, physical, and visual dimensions. The results of the research show that none of the existing criteria is in the ideal condition because none of the final rankings are close to one. The closest statistic to one is 0.31 away from the number one. According to the evaluations, the guard kiosk and official supervision are of higher importance in the eyes of individuals. In Arvand coastline, due to the low physical quality, disconnection of physical connection and contrast and continuity of the environment, poor accessibility, rigid and silent walls, there is a decrease in attendance, especially at night, which has reduced the security of this urban space of Abadan.