Analysis of electronic readiness of Tabriz metropolis in order to electronic city establishment

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LALEHPOUR MANIJEH; Esmaeelpour Marziyeh; shojaie elham

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Journal: Journal of Geography and Planning Year:2019 | Volume:22 | Issue:66 Page(s): 230-249

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Analysis of electronic readiness of Tabriz metropolis in order to electronic city establishment

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LALEHPOUR MANIJEH | Esmaeelpour Marziyeh | shojaie elham | Issue Writer Certificate

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electronic readinessQ1

electronic cityQ1

electronic governmentQ2

CID modelQ2

Tabriz metropolisQ2

Abstract

In order to achieve electronic city, a city should reach a suitable degree in electronic readiness. The aim of this study is consideration and examination of Tabriz metropolis in order to establishment of electronic city. Statistical population of the research is the citizens of four regions in Tabriz metropolis. These regions differ in geographic characteristics and include city's central business district (region 8), inner-city texture (region 3), informal textures (region 7) and urban planned textures (region 5). The aim is to recognize differences among these regions in electronic readiness components. To this end, according to these regions population, the sample size was determined 383 individuals using Cochran formula. Then, using quota sampling, depending on population of each region, the proportion of each region from sample size was determined. Using Cronbach's alpha, reliability of questionnaire was estimated at. 76. The method of this research is descriptive-analytical and required data was collected using library and field studies (questionnaire). Based on CID model, the components of the research were classified into 5 groups. In order to analysis of data, one sample T test and Kruskal Wallis has been used. The results show that based on T test in all regions the mean is greater than threshold value (2) and the p-value (0. 000) is quite small (less than the common-level of 0. 05). So, studied regions are in a suitable situation in terms of electronic readiness. In order to illustrate differences between the regions, Kruskal Wallis was used. Based on this test, there is a significant difference among regions in electronic access, electronic society, electronic economy and electronic policy. Just, there is not a significant difference in electronic education among 4 regions.

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LALEHPOUR, MANIJEH, Esmaeelpour, Marziyeh, & shojaie, elham. (2019). Analysis of electronic readiness of Tabriz metropolis in order to electronic city establishment. JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY AND PLANNING, 22(66 ), 230-249. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/407857/en

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LALEHPOUR MANIJEH, Esmaeelpour Marziyeh, shojaie elham. Analysis of electronic readiness of Tabriz metropolis in order to electronic city establishment. JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY AND PLANNING[Internet]. 2019;22(66 ):230-249. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/407857/en

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MANIJEH LALEHPOUR, Marziyeh Esmaeelpour, and elham shojaie, “Analysis of electronic readiness of Tabriz metropolis in order to electronic city establishment,” JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY AND PLANNING, vol. 22, no. 66 , pp. 230–249, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/407857/en

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