Assessment of Priorities Allocation of Urban Land Use with Emphasis on Implementation of Electronic City System (Case Study: Ten Region of Tabriz)

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1 Professor of Geography and Urban Planning, University of Tabriz.

2 M.A. Postgraduate of urban and regional planning, Islamic Azad University of Sarab, Architecture Group

3 M.A. Postgraduate of Urban Planning, Young Researchers and elite Club, Qazvin Branch, Islamic Azad University.

4 Lecturer of Computer Group, University of technical and Professional, Sanandaj

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Abstract

Electronics City will be affected on various land use via electronic shopping, electronic services, electronic communications, e-learning, e-banking, teleporting and electronic entertainment. Tabriz has not been exempting from this category. In this research, by using descriptive - analytic method and AHP model, first the effect of electronics city on each of urban land uses in the areas of Tabriz has evaluated and the significance of each factor is determined. Then, according to this matter that Electronics City in all land uses led to reduce area and only need to increase the space in residential users, the process of research has follow din two scenarios. In the first scenario, it has assumed that all require to land use in the area; it must be protected in their regions area and in the second scenario, providing additional needs to residential users that arising from electronic city has considered outside the city limits. Finally, in each of the regions, priority allocation of conservation areas to different land use has analyzed. The results indicate that the main priorities of allocating space in ten regions of Tabriz, is related to land sports, culture and green space. According to land use development, there is no ability to provide the demands of citizens based on real spaces and need to use of electronic city services and virtual supply is necessary.

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