Analysis on of indicators affecting the feeling of unsafe in urban worn out texture (Case study: Dogonbadan worn out texture)

Security is one of the cornerstones of reaching a healthy society and having sustainable cities. One of the consequences of the worn out textures in cities is the reduction of security and, more importantly, the decrease in the sense of security among citizens, therefore, it is necessary to examine these spaces and assess their impact on citizens' sense of security. The main objective of this research is to identify and analyze the factors affecting the creation of security feeling in the context of the worn-out neighborhoods of Dongonbadan.

The type of research in this study is applied and analytical descriptive. The method of collecting information is also documentation-based. The sample size of the citizens was 389 people based on the Karajes and Morgan tables and for the community of employees of the offices 120 people were selected by random sampling method. Data were analyzed using SPSS software.

The results of the data obtained from the statistical population of the employees indicate that the role of the urban management agent with the highest average of 4.54 and the lowest mean of 4 and 4.20, respectively, are due to the weakness of social justice and existing laws in the community. Also, information obtained from citizens in this area indicates the effective role of the weakness of social justice, with the highest mean of 4.14, and the next, blind and inactive points with a score of 4.07 and the lowest average of 3.45 that are in the rules of the community.

Comparison between past and present research shows that, among the studies on social security in urban spaces, the results of Kiani et al. (2013) analysis and prioritization of environmental security strategies in Zabol city spaces is almost aligned.