Applied Research in Geographical Sciences

Applied Research in Geographical Sciences

Study of living standards in Sahebgharaniyeh neighborhood of Tehran

Authors
Mehran Mohammadi 1
Naser eghbali 2
mahmood rezaii 3
1 Department of Urban Development, Emirates, Islamic Azad University, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
2 Tehran Central Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
3 Department of Urban Development, Tehran Central Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
10.52547/jgs.22.64.423
Abstract
This study examines the principles and criteria that lead to the adoption of a city - a case study: Sahebgharraniyeh Tehran district - is underway. The NLAS method has been used as the main research method and indicator in this research. In this research, we tried to evaluate the methodology of the NLAS method in Sahebgharriyeh neighborhood using the method of analysis of the hierarchical method of analysis of the NLAS method and to analyze the status of living in Sahebgharrani neighborhood based on the received responses and their analysis. Detailed analyzes based on factor analysis and hierarchical analysis method show that Sahebqaranieh's habitat status is based on three indicators of facilities and services, local economy dynamics and visual landscape situation and environmental pollution and its related components. After summing up Related items and calculation of general indices indicate that the local economy's dynamics indices with a mean of 0.96 and T-value of 968 / resulted in decreasing the viability of Sahebqaraniye neighborhood. But with 95 percent confidence, Sahebgharriyeh neighborhood can be considered as individual and social security indexes, identity and sense of place belonging, facilities and services needed, and the status of the visual landscape and the environmental pollution of the habitat.
Keywords
Lifelongability
neighborhood
Neighborhood Lifelong Assessment
NLAS
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