Quantitative and qualitative evaluation of urban land use using quadratic matrix to achieve sustainable urban development goals (Case study of Marand city

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In general, the evaluation of how urban lands are used reflects the clear image in terms of urban appearance, the allocation of urban space to different uses required over time and in order to achieve urban development goals. The method of the present study is descriptive-analytical. The purpose of this research is quantitative and qualitative evaluation of land use in Marand city
For this purpose, first the applications have been studied in terms of distribution and distribution in urban areas and then in terms of quantity and quality. The Williamson index was used to analyze the distribution of land uses, the per capita quantitative evaluation was used for quantitative evaluation, and the field matrix was used for qualitative evaluation by field method. The results of the study indicate that the unfair distribution of some urban services has caused more concentration of population in some areas of the city. Therefore, the per capita transportation uses are up to the standards of the country and in some cases even more than that, and the per capita of other uses is not in accordance with the current standards in the country and is even less.
According to the final result of the analysis of the four matrices and the adjustment of the composite matrix, it indicates that the land uses of Marand city are qualitatively eliminated and inappropriate in the current conditions of distribution, establishment and mutual functions of urban land uses.

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In general, the evaluation of how urban lands are used reflects the clear image in terms of urban appearance, the allocation of urban space to different uses required over time and in order to achieve urban development goals. The method of the present study is descriptive-analytical. The purpose of this research is quantitative and qualitative evaluation of land use in Marand city
For this purpose, first the applications have been studied in terms of distribution and distribution in urban areas and then in terms of quantity and quality. The Williamson index was used to analyze the distribution of land uses, the per capita quantitative evaluation was used for quantitative evaluation, and the field matrix was used for qualitative evaluation by field method. The results of the study indicate that the unfair distribution of some urban services has caused more concentration of population in some areas of the city. Therefore, the per capita transportation uses are up to the standards of the country and in some cases even more than that, and the per capita of other uses is not in accordance with the current standards in the country and is even less.
According to the final result of the analysis of the four matrices and the adjustment of the composite matrix, it indicates that the land uses of Marand city are qualitatively eliminated and inappropriate in the current conditions of distribution, establishment and mutual functions of urban land uses.
In general, the evaluation of how urban lands are used reflects the clear image in terms of urban appearance, the allocation of urban space to different uses required over time and in order to achieve urban development goals. The method of the present study is descriptive-analytical. The purpose of this research is quantitative and qualitative evaluation of land use in Marand city
For this purpose, first the applications have been studied in terms of distribution and distribution in urban areas and then in terms of quantity and quality. The Williamson index was used to analyze the distribution of land uses, the per capita quantitative evaluation was used for quantitative evaluation, and the field matrix was used for qualitative evaluation by field method. The results of the study indicate that the unfair distribution of some urban services has caused more concentration of population in some areas of the city. Therefore, the per capita transportation uses are up to the standards of the country and in some cases even more than that, and the per capita of other uses is not in accordance with the current standards in the country and is even less.
According to the final result of the analysis of the four matrices and the adjustment of the composite matrix, it indicates that the land uses of Marand city are qualitatively eliminated and inappropriate in the current conditions of distribution, establishment and mutual functions of urban land uses.
In general, the evaluation of how urban lands are used reflects the clear image in terms of urban appearance, the allocation of urban space to different uses required over time and in order to achieve urban development goals. The method of the present study is descriptive-analytical. The purpose of this research is quantitative and qualitative evaluation of land use in Marand city
For this purpose, first the applications have been studied in terms of distribution and distribution in urban areas and then in terms of quantity and quality. The Williamson index was used to analyze the distribution of land uses, the per capita quantitative evaluation was used for quantitative evaluation, and the field matrix was used for qualitative evaluation by field method. The results of the study indicate that the unfair distribution of some urban services has caused more concentration of population in some areas of the city. Therefore, the per capita transportation uses are up to the standards of the country and in some cases even more than that, and the per capita of other uses is not in accordance with the current standards in the country and is even less.
According to the final result of the analysis of the four matrices and the adjustment of the composite matrix, it indicates that the land uses of Marand city are qualitatively eliminated and inappropriate in the current conditions of distribution, establishment and mutual functions of urban land uses.