Regeneration of Deteriorated Urban Areas with Earthquake Critical Management Approach (case study: Saqqez City)

The urban regeneration approach as the latest approach to protect dysfunctional urban structures against natural disasters such as earthquakes arises from the principles of sustainable development and system planning, which has considered simultaneous attention to the physical, economic, social and environmental dimensions. In this study, with the aim of recreating the dysfunctional tissues of 22 neighborhoods of Saqez city with the approach of earthquake crisis management; 49 effective indicators in regenerating dysfunctional tissues of Saqez neighborhoods in MicMac environment have been evaluated, to extract key factors. Then these factors should be prioritized using the Todim model in the 22 neighborhoods of the city. It should be noted that data collection related to key metrics using field survey, statistical data of 2016 and network analysis model in GIS has been. Also, prioritization based on the importance and needs of citizens has been in the AHP hierarchical matrix. The research findings indicate the extraction of 27 indicators as key factors that show the pattern of unstable distribution. The results show that according to the criteria for regeneration of dysfunctional tissues, 22 neighborhoods of Saqqez, 22, 2, 8 and 21 neighborhoods, which are located in the southwest and part of the north of the city, In contrast, neighborhoods 16, 17, 19, 6, 18, 4, 13 and 1, which are located in the southeast, somewhat northeast, west and the city center, are considered as highly inefficient neighborhoods that in between the Indicators of regeneration of deteriorated urban areas, Economic, physical (internal and external), environmental and social indicators have the highest to lowest rating. Therefore, in order to regeneration of deteriorated urban areas of Saqez, it is necessary that these factors should be considered in order of preference and in order to achieve regeneration the necessary actions to be done

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