Contents & References of Solutions for the development of geotourism in Firouzkoh (case study of Vashi Gorge)
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Page Title
Abstract 1
Introduction. 2
Chapter 1: General research
1-1- statement of the problem. 4
1-2- Research question. 4
1-3- research objectives. 4
1-4- State the hypothesis. 5
1-5- Research background. 5
1-6- Research method and its steps. 7
1-7- Information gathering method. 7
1-8- Information gathering tool. 8
1-9- Information analysis. 8
1-10- The scope of research. 8
1-11- bottlenecks and limitations of research. 11
1-12- Concepts and words 11
Chapter Two: Theoretical foundations of research
2-1- Man and nature. 14
2-2- Types of natural areas. 14
2-3- The concept of tourism. 14
2-4- Geography of tourism. 15
2-5- Types of tourism. 15
2-6- Sustainable development and sustainable tourism. 16
2-7- Tourism based on nature (ecotourism) 17
2-8- The main pillars of ecotourism. 17
2-9- The concept of geotourism. 17
2-10- The realm of geotourism. 18
2-11- interesting shapes of the earth. 18
2-12- Earth processes. 18
2-13- Geosites 19
2-13-1- Primary geosites. 19
2-13-2- Secondary geosites. 19
2-14- An example of geosites of Iran and the world. 19
2-15- The concept of Geopark. 20
2-16- The concept of Geopark from UNESCO's point of view. 20
2-17- Landscape. 20
2-18- The potential of Iran's geoparks. 20
2-19- Different types of geotourism. 21
2-20- Adventure geotourism. 22
2-21- sustainable geotourism. 23
2-22- Tools used in the interpretation of geotourism and geosites 23
2-23- Advantages and positive effects of geotourism and geopark. 25
2-24- The macro policies of the country on the development process of geotourism. 26
2-25- Environmental protection. 27
2-26- Sustainable design and natural habitats. 27
2-27- Writing an ecotourism plan for the region. 27
2-28- tolerable capacity. 27
2-29- The role of protected areas in sustainable development. 27
2-30- The difficulty of planning in protected areas 28
2-31- Duties of nature tourists. 29
2-32- Government duties for nature tourism. 29
2-33- Types of nature tourists 29
2-34- Zoning of parks and management plans. 30
Chapter three: The natural basis of research
3-1-Location. 32
3-2- Topography. 32
3-3- Geology. 33
3-3-1- Shamshak Formation Js 37
3-3-2- Fajan Formation PEF. 39
3-3-3- Ziarat formation EZ. 40
3-3-4 Karaj Formation EK. 40
3-3-5- Upper Red Formation M. 41
3-3-6- Quaternary deposits Q. 41
3-4- Geomorphological units. 43
3-5- Geomorphological types. 43
3-6- Geomorphological facies. 45
3-7- Investigating geomorphological forms and phenomena of the region. 47
3-8- Investigation of geomorphological changes in the basin. 48
3-9- Investigating the role of sedimentation of each geomorphological facies. 49
3-10- Determining the net, gross and weighted average slope of the waterway. 50
3-10-1- The net slope of the waterway. 50
3-10-2- The gross slope of the waterway. 51
3-10-3- weighted average slope of the waterway. 51
3-11 method of conducting the study (methodology) 55
3-12-Collection of statistics and information of hydrometer stations in the region. 56
Chapter Four: Research Findings
4-1- General condition of Vashi Strait. 72
4-2- Climate and geotourism. 75
4-3- Determining the comfort zone by Evans method. 86
4-4- Geology and geotourism. 89
4-5- Geomorphology of Vegeotourism. 93
4-6- soil and geotourism. 93
4-7- The state of topography and geotourism. 95
4-8- Natural hazards and geotourism. 96
4-9- Examining the methods of human destruction in the area and its causes and motives. 98
4-9-1- Examining strategies to prevent basin destruction. 98
4-9-2- Analysis of interviews with tourists in Vashi Strait and Jalizjand basin. 98
Chapter Five: Conclusion and answer to the hypothesis
5-1- Conclusion. 116
5-2 hypotheses 118
5-3 suggestions 120
sources and reference.290
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