Contents & References of Evaluation of urban quality of life indicators in Kermanshah (case study of Region 2 of Kermanshah Municipality)
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Chapter One: General Research Design
Introduction. 3
1- 1- Statement of the problem. 3
1-2- The importance and necessity of conducting research. 5
1-3- review of relevant literature and records. 6
1-4- Goals (including general and practical goals) 9
1-4-1- General goal. 9
1-5- Application of research results. 10
1-6- Research questions. 10
1-7- research hypotheses. 10
1-8- Research problems and limitations. 10
1-9- Definitions of words and concepts. 11
1-9-1- neighborhood. 11
1-9-2- Indicators 11
1-9-3- Quality. 11
1-9-4- quality of life. 11
1-9-5- Kermanshah city 12
Chapter two: theoretical foundations
Introduction. 14
2-1- Origin of the city and urbanization. 15
2-1-1- The first stage of the transformation and growth of cities from 1300 to 1320. 15
2-1-2- The second stage of transformation and growth of cities from 1320 to 1341. 16
2-1-3- The third stage of the rapid growth of urbanization until the Islamic Revolution. 17
2-1-4- The fourth stage is the continuation of the rapid urbanization after the Islamic revolution. 17
2-2- urban space and its dimensions. 18
2-2-1- The influence of urban spaces on different aspects of a city. 19
2-2-2- The impact of urban spaces on the appearance and body of a city. 19
2-2-3- The impact of urban spaces on the cultural and social aspects of a city. 20
2-3- The process of reconstruction and formation of metropolitan areas. 20
2-3-1- The tradition of visual aesthetics in urban design. 22
2-3-2- The tradition of creating an urban place. 22
2-4- Definition of metropolis. 23
2-4-1- The history of the emergence of the metropolis. 24
2-4-2- Characteristics of big cities 24
2-4-2-1- Dominance of rationality and calculation in cities 24
2-4-2-2- Complexity of big cities 25
2-4-2-3- Boredom and monotony. 25
2-4-2-4- Caution, conservatism in the metropolis. 25
2-4-2-5- Metropolis, center of modern culture evolution. 25
2-4-2-6- Inhomogeneity and heterogeneity of cities 26
2-4-2-7- Density and environmental pollution. 26
2-4-2-8- Cultural delay and lack of coordination between man and machine. 26
2-5- The history of the origin of the concept of quality of life. 26
2-5-1-quality of urban life. 28
2-5-2- The concept of quality of life. 30
2-6- Theories of quality of life. 33
2-6-1- Quality of life due to wealth. 33
2-6-2- Quality of life caused by communication. 34
2-6-3- The quality of life is caused by the quality of being. 34
2-6-4- Quality of urban life and planning. 34
2-7- Perspectives on the quality of life. 36
2-7-1- School of structuralism. 36
2-7-2- school of reformism. 37
2-7-3- Opinions of contemporary urban designers about environmental qualities. 37
2-7-4- Urban environment quality classification models. 38
2-7-4- 1- Lang model: human needs. 38
2-7-4-2- Appleyard model: modes of human perception. 39
2-7-4- 3- "Counter" model: components of "place" 39
2-8- Basic dimensions in models for measuring the quality of urban life. 39
2-8-1- Quality of life and its three dimensions. 41
2-8-2- Indicators for measuring the quality of urban life. 43
2-9- Planning. 46
2-10- Perspectives of sustainable urban development with respect to the environment. 46
2-10-1- Definition of the World Food Organization (FAO) 47
2-10-2- Theories of regional development. 47
2-10-3- Regionalization method. 48
2-10-4- Homogeneous areas. 48
2-10-5- functional areas. 49
2-10-6- Planning areas. 49
2-10-7- Systems theory 51
2-11- Definition and concept of environmental performance evaluation. 51
2-11-1- The concept of environmental assessment. 53
2-11-2- Objectives, performance and evaluation criteria. 53
2-11-3- Evaluation of the environment. 54
2-11-4- The concept of evaluation. 55
2-12- Urban management and public participation. 57
2-12-1- Participation and urban development. 58
2-12-1-1- The concept of participation. 58
2-12-1-2- Participation levels. 59
2-12-1-3- Necessity and importance of participation in development. 60
2-13- Communication planning theory. 62
2-13-1- Spatial planning. 63
2-13-2- Spatial structure. 64
2-13-3- Spatial organization. 64
Chapter Three: Materials and Methods
Introduction. 66
3-1- Geographical features of Kermanshah 66
3-1-1- General geological and tectonic features of Zagros. 68
3-1-2-68
3-1-2- Topographical and geomorphological features of Kermanshah city 70
3-2- Status of water resources in Kermanshah province 71
3-2-1- Hydrological status of Kermanshah city 72
3-2-1-1- Qarasu river. 72
3-2-2- Climatic and atmospheric characteristics. 73
3-2-3- Temperature and its changes. 74
3-2-4- Rainfall and its amount. 75
3-2-5- wind. 77
3-2-6- Evaporation. 78
3-2-7- The number of frost days. 79
3-3- Geological issues. 79
3-3-1- Geology of Kermanshah city and its surroundings. 79
3-3-2- Air pollution 81
3-3-3- Investigating the tectonic characteristics of the earth (seismic status of the region) 81
3-3-4- The effect of weather on the natural and human face of the province. 82
3-5- Human and historical characteristics of the region. 83
3-5-1- Kermanshah city 84
3-5-2- Population of the province. 85
3-6- Physical development of Kermanshah in the new era of urbanization in Iran. 87
3-6-1- Urban life. 88
3-6-2- race. 89
3-6-3- dialect language. 89
3-6-3-1- Kalhari dialect. 90
3-6-3-2- Orami Kurdish dialect. 90
3-6-3-3- Sorani Kurdish dialect. 90
3-6-3-4- Lekki dialect. 90
3-7- Traditional arts of Kermanshah 90
3-7-1- Carpet weaving. 91
3-7-2- Wave weaving. 91
3-7-3- Jajim Bafi. 92
3-7-4- carpet weaving. 92
3-7-5- Financial felt. 92
3-8- The economic situation of Kermanshah province 93
3-8-1- Industry and production. 93
3-8-1- Religious and cultural. 93
3-8-1- Health and treatment 94
3-9- Research methodology. 94
3-9-1- Full description of the research method according to the purpose, type of data and implementation method 94
3-9-2- Expression of the studied variables in the form of a conceptual model. 94
3-9-3- Data collection methods 95
3-9-4- Sampling method and plan. 95
3-10- Checking the reliability and validity of the measurement tool. 96
3-10-1- Questionnaire validity. 96
3-10-2- Questionnaire reliability. 97
3-11- Information analysis method. 97
Chapter Four: Experiment and Data Analysis
Introduction. 100
4-1- Information and descriptive statistics of the statistical community. 100
4-1-2- Distribution of respondents according to age. 100
4-1-3- Distribution of respondents by gender. 101
4-1-4- Distribution of respondents by occupation. 101
4-1-5- Distribution of respondents according to the level of education. 102
4-1-6- Distribution of respondents according to house ownership (type of building residence) 102
4-1-7- Distribution of respondents according to marital status. 103
4-2- Measurement indicators. 104
4-2-1- Indicators 104
4-3- Inferential findings. 105
4-3-1- Objective indicators of quality of urban life. 105
4-3-2- Subjective indicators of quality of urban life. 108
4-3-2- 1- mental indicators in the physical dimension. 109
4-3-2-2- Mental indicators in the economic dimension. 109
4-3-2-3- Mental indicators in the social dimension. 110
4-3-3- Comparison of the subjective indicators of the quality of the urban environment in different dimensions. 111
4-4- Examining effective factors using factor analysis. 111
4-4-1- Factor analysis method. 111
4-4-2-Exploratory analysis of factors 113
4-4-3- Validity of factor analysis. 115
4-4-4- Preparation of data matrix 116
4-4-5- Calculation of correlation matrix. 116
4-4-6- extraction of factors 116
4-4-7- rotation of factors 118
4-4-8- naming factors 119
4-4-8-1- first factor. 120
4-4-8-2- the second factor. 120
4-4-8-3- the third factor. 121
4-4-8-4- the fourth factor. 122
The fifth chapter: hypothesis test and conclusion
Introduction. 125
5-1- Findings obtained from research hypotheses. 125
5-1-1- The first research hypothesis. 125
5-1-2- The second research hypothesis. 127
5-2- Conclusions and suggestions 128
Source:
Meteorological Department of Kermanshah Province, (2013), report of annual meteorological and climate data of the province.
Akbari, Esmail, Amini, Mehdi, (2013), Quality of Urban Life in Iran, Social Welfare Quarterly, Year 10, Number 36. Altman, Ayron, (1382), environment and social behavior (privacy of personal space, territory and crowding), translated by Ali Namazian, Shahid Beheshti University Press, Tehran