PRIORITY ANALYSIS OF LOCATING THE EARTHQUAKE CRISIS MANAGEMENT SUPPORTIVE BASES ACCORDING TO LAND BASED CLASSIFICATION STANDARDS (LBCS) USING TOPSIS TECHNIQUE. CASE STUDY: DISTRICT 1, REGION 6 OF TEHRAN

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NOORIAN FARSHAD; ESFANDI SAEED

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Journal: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Year:2016 | Volume:4 | Issue:8 Page(s): 55-72

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PRIORITY ANALYSIS OF LOCATING THE EARTHQUAKE CRISIS MANAGEMENT SUPPORTIVE BASES ACCORDING TO LAND BASED CLASSIFICATION STANDARDS (LBCS) USING TOPSIS TECHNIQUE. CASE STUDY: DISTRICT 1, REGION 6 OF TEHRAN

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NOORIAN FARSHAD | ESFANDI SAEED | Issue Writer Certificate

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CRISIS MANAGEMENT SUPPORTIVE BASEQ2

LOCATINGQ2

LBCSQ2

TOPSISQ2

GISQ2

Abstract

Failure to comply with the principles and criteria of LOCATING in urban planning can cause great financial and human losses during an earthquake. Constructing crisis-management supportive bases in urban areas is one of the measures taken to reduce the adverse effects of natural and unnatural disasters. One of the most significant issues prior to constructing these bases is the site selection of them and choosing the safest place during the crisis which has the maximum efficiency in the least possible time in order to prevent extending the scope of crisis. In this study, the location priority indexes of the bases were identified and extracted in the first step by surveying the basis by observing the principles of supportive bases’ site selection. These indexes included worn-out textures, access network hierarchy, compatible and incompatible adjacent, and population and residential density, which were considered and analyzed along with land-use issues. However, to avoid the one-dimensional approaches towards the land use category, land based classification standards, known as LBCS, with its dimensions (Activity, Function, Structure, Ownership and site development) were used. Then base location preference was determined at district area by use of TOPSIS technique, and eventually the information of that zone which was introduced as the first priority for constructing the base was used as the ArcGIS software input to determine the proximate location of the base.

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NOORIAN, FARSHAD, & ESFANDI, SAEED. (2016). PRIORITY ANALYSIS OF LOCATING THE EARTHQUAKE CRISIS MANAGEMENT SUPPORTIVE BASES ACCORDING TO LAND BASED CLASSIFICATION STANDARDS (LBCS) USING TOPSIS TECHNIQUE. CASE STUDY: DISTRICT 1, REGION 6 OF TEHRAN. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, 4(8), 55-72. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/226030/en

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NOORIAN FARSHAD, ESFANDI SAEED. PRIORITY ANALYSIS OF LOCATING THE EARTHQUAKE CRISIS MANAGEMENT SUPPORTIVE BASES ACCORDING TO LAND BASED CLASSIFICATION STANDARDS (LBCS) USING TOPSIS TECHNIQUE. CASE STUDY: DISTRICT 1, REGION 6 OF TEHRAN. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2016;4(8):55-72. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/226030/en

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FARSHAD NOORIAN, and SAEED ESFANDI, “PRIORITY ANALYSIS OF LOCATING THE EARTHQUAKE CRISIS MANAGEMENT SUPPORTIVE BASES ACCORDING TO LAND BASED CLASSIFICATION STANDARDS (LBCS) USING TOPSIS TECHNIQUE. CASE STUDY: DISTRICT 1, REGION 6 OF TEHRAN,” EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, vol. 4, no. 8, pp. 55–72, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/226030/en

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