Analysis of land use distribution with emphasis on social justice in regions 1 and 4 of Rasht city with AHP model

Urban land use is one of the important issues for reaching social, economic and physical goals that not only affect many investment and public decision making, also play an important role in urban growth and urban environment quality.Ultimate goal of land use planning is to create "ecological equilibrium" and "social justice" in development process of city and must respond to human quality goals such as beauty perception, sense of spatial identity and sense of belonging to environment. Quantitative and qualitative analysis of urban land use with emphasis on social justice in regions one and four of Rasht is the aim of study. Research method in this research is analytical-descriptive. In order to quantitatively evaluation of uses, has been compared use per capita in the current situation with together and also these per capita with standard per capita and qualitative assessment of users has been done in terms of social justice index analysis. Information analysis has been done by descriptive statistics, mean comparison of indexes and sub-indexes and AHP method. Results indicate most users don’t have good spatial distribution and uses analysis indicates a quantitative and qualitative turbulence in use of regions one and four of Rasht. Finally, appropriate approaches are expressed to reach welfare of the people through the creation of a better environment, healthier, more effective and more affluent.