THE EVALUATION OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT CONSISTENT WITH SOCIAL SECURITY STRATEGY BASED ON ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT

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SAJADI S.; ARGHAN A.; KORKEABADI Z.

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Journal: Geography Year:2017 | Volume:15 | Issue:53 Page(s): 311-331

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THE EVALUATION OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT CONSISTENT WITH SOCIAL SECURITY STRATEGY BASED ON ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT

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SAJADI S. | ARGHAN A. | KORKEABADI Z. | Issue Writer Certificate

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THE TRACE OF GEOGRAPHYQ1

ECOLOGYQ1

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTQ2

URBAN SUSTAINABILITYQ1

URBAN DEVELOPMENTQ2

Abstract

This study examines the ecological footprint of human activity on two key issues of SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT layer Models with emphasis on documents and studies, geography and urban planning. To collect information about the literature of library and data gathering methods to confirm or refute the hypothesis of the study questionnaire was used. This descriptive study, explain and geography footprint by model citizens was conducted to determine the required land. With geodetic survey can be concluded Is the ecological environment and biological systems able to meet the area and its residents are supported by all social and economic activities Do not just focus on economic issues and URBAN SUSTAINABILITY consumption of materials, energy and services? The results show that the ecological footprint of 1.93 hectares per person per year, This amount is distributed in five major groups including food, 1.3, 0.65, housing, transportation, consumer goods 0.26 and 0.55 is .08 Services The results of this study indicate that the region 13 to satisfy their biological needs and sustainability are not self-reliant Tehran and other areas is needed And the other regional development patterns, according to calculations by Gini coefficients and relative entropy Shannon somewhat scattered And the imbalance in the distribution of population in urban areas is evident. Figures obtained from the coefficients and Gary Moran also suggest that the growth pattern of the city Towards been scattered and random pattern closer.

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SAJADI, S., ARGHAN, A., & KORKEABADI, Z.. (2017). THE EVALUATION OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT CONSISTENT WITH SOCIAL SECURITY STRATEGY BASED ON ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT. GEOGRAPHY, 15(53), 311-331. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/150381/en

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SAJADI S., ARGHAN A., KORKEABADI Z.. THE EVALUATION OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT CONSISTENT WITH SOCIAL SECURITY STRATEGY BASED ON ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT. GEOGRAPHY[Internet]. 2017;15(53):311-331. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/150381/en

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S. SAJADI, A. ARGHAN, and Z. KORKEABADI, “THE EVALUATION OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT CONSISTENT WITH SOCIAL SECURITY STRATEGY BASED ON ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT,” GEOGRAPHY, vol. 15, no. 53, pp. 311–331, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/150381/en

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