Measurement of Spatial Levels of Housing Stability Using Stability Radar Case study: Villages of Lorestan Province

Sustainable Housing is housing that is economically appropriate, socially acceptable, technically and physically feasible, environmentally friendly, feasible and environmentally friendly. The research method is descriptive-analytical. In order to select the villages under study according to the size of the study area, the first step was identified using factor analysis of homogeneous zones, then cluster analysis was used to cluster the cities. According to cluster analysis, the provinces were divided into 3 climatic zones. In each zone based on household information, natural location and distance of each village, abundance of villages in each of the homogenous zones was determined and a total of 50 villages were sampled. Statistical population includes households living in rural areas of Lorestan province. 500 heads of households were selected using Cochran formula. Descriptive and inferential statistics (T-test and ANOVA) were used to analyze the data from field studies. The results of single-sample T-tests show that overall the stability level of housing dimensions in different zones is low. The results of the analysis of stability radar also show that in the study area 20 villages were in instability, 26 villages were in poor stability and 4 villages were in moderate stability.