The trend of urban development with geographical foothold (Case Study: Municipality, District13)

This study examines two important geographic footprint in layer management and sustainable urban development and urban planning.Methods of collecting and gathering information from the library, field work and questionnaires were used. This descriptive study, explain and through the geography footprint (ecological) for determining the safety of the urban population ) District 13 ( . The results show that the ecological footprint area of 1.913 hectares per person per year, This means that this area 1.376 times more than their share of ecologically sustainable capacity allocated The results of this study corroborates the notion that their needs for sustainable security in the region 13 to meet the needs of other regions is Tehran And the other regional development patterns, according to calculations by Gini coefficients of inequality and relative entropy and Shannon somewhat scattered and uneven distribution of population in urban areas it is evident.