Urban Smart Growth With emphasis On the TDR method to provide the land urban services(Case study: Yasuj City)

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One of the new approaches to urban land Service, Obtained from the combination of smart city development and urban sustainability, is the transfer of development right. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to identify the areas for sending and receiving development rights, as well as identifying areas with high potential for development and Identifying Key Effective in the pattern of TDR. Statistical population of the study Is Yasuj city and around.  To analyze data And weighing the research indicators used from the GRA model and the Arc GIS software, and to design the final research maps of the IDRISI Selva software and identify the key drivers of the cross-impact analysis method model. Based on the pattern of transfer of development right, the areas of Yasuj city were divided into sending and receiving development rights. The results of the research show that in the areas of sending, the parameter of historical buildings and valuable textures with the weight of /07246 are rankd first. The participation of citizens and agricultural lands, gardens and important forests with the weight of /06279 and 0/5403 are in the second and third ranks. In the receiving regions, the participation parameter with a weight of 9471 and a tendency to increase density and construction with a second score of /03241 are in the second priority. According to the results of the research, regions 2 and 3 have a very high potential for the send development of development right, and area 4 has a very high potential for receive development right. Finally, the results of applying the cross-impact analysis method indicated that four key drivers, including indicators of the tendency to increase congestion and construction, having access to the road network, works and historical buildings and valuable texture, agricultural land, gardens Important forests among the 15 identified factors, as well as the participation index, legal and legal guarantees, the existence of a structure and an integrated administrative organization as regulators of the factors affecting and influencing the highest severity in the identification and development of supply Land has Yasuj urban services. Therefore, these propellants should be used as the main pillars

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Geography and Territorial Spatial Arrangement
Volume 9, Issue 32
September 2019
Pages 99-124

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