Measuring the performance of supportive spaces in the pedestrian network of the central tissue in Shahrekord

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Mosharaf Dehkordi Hossein; SHIEH ESMAILE

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Journal: Spatial Planning Year:2019 | Volume:8 | Issue:4 (31) Page(s): 47-64

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Measuring the performance of supportive spaces in the pedestrian network of the central tissue in Shahrekord

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Mosharaf Dehkordi Hossein | SHIEH ESMAILE | Issue Writer Certificate

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PedestrianismQ1

Pedestrian NetworkQ1

Supporting SpacesQ1

performance evaluationQ1

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problem statement: One of the ways to increase the quality of the environment is paying attention to the issue of Pedestrianism, and supporting the social and cultural activities. Obviously, the promotion of Pedestrianism indicators, is depended on detailed planning in different areas, and paying attention to the effective details on the quality of the environment, including Pedestrian Network Supporting Spaces. One of the strategies for the success of urban development projects, is carrying down the residents-based assessments. In this paper, the central tissue of Shahrekord is selected as the statistical population of the research, and we are investigating the performance of the Pedestrian Network Supporting Spaces in this area, using Cochran's sampling. Aim: The purpose of this paper is measuring the residents' Satisfaction level, from supportive spaces in the Pedestrian Network. Methods: The central tissue of Shahrekord, based on the new-urbanism Approach. This is an applied journal, with a descriptive-analytical method; while data gathering being done by questionnaire. Cronbach's alpha coefficient is used to determine the validity and reliability of the questionnaire. Its analysis was done by Kruskal– Wallis test. Results: Examining the position and function of the selected Supporting Spaces indicates that the distribution of backup spaces, supports the existing pedestrian structure. With Historical buildings, Business centers, and Public Transportation Terminals having the most Satisfaction, And the least satisfaction being related to Cultural and artistic activities, green spaces and recreational areas. Innovation: It seems that strengthening the Pedestrian Network Supporting Spaces, causes to promote the satisfaction of residents from the Environment quality, while considered as an effective step in promoting the Pedestrianism.

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Mosharaf Dehkordi, Hossein, & SHIEH, ESMAILE. (2019). Measuring the performance of supportive spaces in the pedestrian network of the central tissue in Shahrekord. JOURNAL OF SPATIAL PLANNING, 8(4 (31) ), 47-64. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/223624/en

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Mosharaf Dehkordi Hossein, SHIEH ESMAILE. Measuring the performance of supportive spaces in the pedestrian network of the central tissue in Shahrekord. JOURNAL OF SPATIAL PLANNING[Internet]. 2019;8(4 (31) ):47-64. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/223624/en

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Hossein Mosharaf Dehkordi, and ESMAILE SHIEH, “Measuring the performance of supportive spaces in the pedestrian network of the central tissue in Shahrekord,” JOURNAL OF SPATIAL PLANNING, vol. 8, no. 4 (31) , pp. 47–64, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/223624/en

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