A Survey of Space Distribution of Informal Occupations in Cities(A Case Study of Jiroft)

Informal economy is a reflection of the changes in the capitalist world, especially in developing countries which plays a major role in creating employment, and generating income. This kind of jobs with their impressive growth causes problems in the field of urban management. The aim of this study was to identify the socio-economic situation of the employed informal sector of Jiroft and the status of its distribution in the city aimed to organize the future plans. The method of this study is descriptive-analytic in which the necessary data were collected through documents and work-style. Continuous discussion about the informal jobs of 130 workers in the social and economic situation was performed and its position on the map was located in order to analyze space and show the status of the cluster analysis, pattern analysis, centrality and ways of distribution of this complication in the form of GIS software jobs. Spatial analysis of the findings made on the informal economy of Jiroft indicated that the spatial distribution of these occupations was normal and because of its placement along the main ways of the city, the occupations have taken a cluster shape with a distribution of the South-North direction and with a standard deviation of approximately 68% of the effects of the consequences.