Spatial Distribution Analysis of Combined Indicators of Urban Quality of Life (Case Study: Chabahar City)

The city itself is one of the most important indicators of welfare and social and economic development, but its rapid growth could reduce per capita possession of many social and economic facilities. And through its implications for reduced quality of life in different areas of the city appear that the problem in developing countries, including Iran, increasing urban population that often unwanted and unplanned happened very evident. Quality of life is an issue that can be enhanced by areas of development such as social, economic and physical development. Therefore, considering the importance of the subject, studies evaluating urban quality of life and how it should be distributed at district level should be considered as a necessity. Consider urban development plans at national and local levels. The purpose of this study is to analyze the spatial distribution of composite indices of Chabahar urban quality of life. The dominant approach is the qualitative and quantitative research space and the type of applied research. Techniques and models (Fuzzy DEMITEL and VIKOR) were used for data analysis. The results of the Fuzzy DEMITEL model showed that all economic dimension indices are influential. the four indicators, the social dimension of the three influential indicators, and only one indicator (educational services) and points (-0.016) is affected, also among the three indices, the environmental dimension is all influential, and of the physical indices only the index (housing) with a score (0.242) is influential and the rest is influential. The final results show the prioritization of Chabahar areas with emphasis on the spatial distribution of composite indices of quality of life using the Vikor model, the highest Q values belonged to Chabahar (2) area with weight (0.760), and the lowest weight belonged to Chabahar (4) area (0.574).