Document Type : Research Paper

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1 PhD student of Sistan and Baluchistan University

2 Member of the Faculty of Sistan and Baluchistan University

3 Department of Urban Planning, Faculty of Art and Architecture, Rasht, Gilan University

10.22034/gp.2024.61172.3249

Abstract

Knowledge-based urban development is a new model of development that, due to the reliance on knowledge as an endless source of energy, is considered a new approach to sustainable urban development that is formed, dynamic and fruitful in the context of cities. Due to its human nature, this type of development has spread rapidly in recent years in different countries, especially in big cities. In Iran, the city of Tehran, as the political, economic and demographic center of the country, has been one of the main platforms for the expansion of this type of development, which has housed various uses related to this area from 1389 to 1402. The main goal of this research is to understand the spatial distribution pattern of knowledge-based uses, to identify the central core of its formation and its development path at the level 22 districts of Tehran. the statistical and spatial information 2700 of the most important knowledge-based applications, which have been officially approved and registered by the office of the evaluation and recognition of competence of knowledge-based companies and institutions and are currently operating, have been used. The research method is descriptive and based on field and library studies. Spatial statistics tools available in GIS software environment were used for spatial analysis of knowledge-based uses. The results of the research indicated that the spatial distribution pattern of knowledge-based uses in the city of Tehran is a cluster, the highest density of which is in the north of Tehran and related to areas 2, 3 and 6, and the mainly southern areas of this city do not have a significant share of this type of uses. It was also found that the knowledge-based company . At the end suggestions were made for the quantitative and qualitative development of these uses and their optimal management.

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