Measuring and evaluating spatial feasibility of urban services (Case study: nine areas Shiraz city)

The evaluation of urban land use reflects a clear picture of the city's perspective and how to allocate urban space to the needs of the city over time and in order to achieve the city's development goals. The main objective of this paper is to evaluate the feasibility of service utilities in Shiraz in a comprehensive and detailed plan and to examine the effective factors in its realization and non-fulfillment.

The research method is descriptive-analytic. First, using library-related resources, the concepts related to the use of lands were investigated and then, using statistical methods, the level of feasibility of service utilization of the detailed plan was analyzed in Shiraz areas. Is. In order to achieve the research objectives in this study, the GIS and EXCEL software has been utilized by entropy method. Finally, using the ranking of the regions in terms of per capita utilization of service utilities in the regions relative to the proposed per capita of the master plan in 1368, has taken place.

The results show that the utilization rate of utilities for the comprehensive plan of Shiraz after more than two decades has not been realized. The analysis of the weighted model indicates that the 4,2,6 regions have the highest environmental sustainability and the lowest 1, 7, and 5 regions.

This suggests that the spatial distribution of inappropriate and unfair service utilities in the area of the Shiraz area is inadequate, and analysis of the use of indicators of capacity and social justice indicates a quantitative and qualitative turmoil in the use of nine areas of Shiraz.