Analyzing the regeneration of inefficient urban textures using remote Sensingtechnology and foresight: the case study of Sanandaj city

Inefficient urban textures are part of the texture of cities that have stayed away from the economic life of the city because of the increase from exhaustion. In the last decade, we have seen an increase in Spatial -physical change in the cities and, after this, the inefficiency of the urban textures due to increasing urbanization. In order to tackle urban issues, planners have considered different solutions, with regeneration being the most widely accepted one. In this regard, the present research has been done with the aim of regeneration of inefficient urban textures and has tried to determine the current state of regeneration with a forward - looking approach in addition to presenting a new method for identifying inefficient urban textures and then determining possible perspectives in the regeneration of inefficient urban textures to get favorable policies. The study results have shown that the core of the city has historical textures that include neighborhoods such as Chahar bagh, Agha zaman, Chaharlan Qaleh, Ghatar chian, Mian Qaleh, and Sartpola. These areas were found to be the most inefficient part of the city and an example of unstable regeneration policies. The findings of Mic Mac show unfavorable conditions for the future of these areas, as bulldozer interventions have been carried out, destroying their texture identity without achieving the desired results for residents. It does not manage and control pollution, runoff, and sewage and does not completely provide security and comfort. As a result, we have witnessed the migration of residents and texture abandonment.