Evaluation of Physical-Spatial Development of Coastal Cities(Case Study: Bandare torkeman City)

Physical and spatial development is an evolved Process to meet the needs that include Physical spaces for functions and new activities. The purposes of this study are to investigate the physical-spatial development of the Bandartorkman city during the different periods of time and to investigation of the relationship between coast environmental capacities with physical-spatial development. Two methods of spatial analysis to study the development and the survey (questionnaire) were used in order to achieve the goals. Survey of citizens and officials and experts have been determined using Cochran's formula 250 samples were selected randomly as well. In this regard, the process of city development in different periods of time were studied by using maps and then the investigation of relationship between per capita and density of population was performed as well as the analysis of form and How to develop of the city with Quantitative Entropy model in the first stage, that shows the results of this technique in the analysis of the spatial, physical development during different periods of time to develop rhythmic and urban spatial planning and urban growth was not ugly (Aspral) and it can cause uncontrolled migration of villagers to cities in search of Torkman's to be sedentary. In the next stage, the role of Coast environmental capacities in physical-spatial development of city were examined by spss software and using descriptive and inferential statistics. Also, Results of correlation analysis show that although there is significant relation to 99 percent between environmental capacities with the physical-spatial development of city but unfortunately, the officials and city managers performances in the use of Existing capabilities are not positive and distribution facilities and services in different areas and neighborhoods in the city just did not have the facilities and utilities 99 percent difference between show.