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    This document discusses evaluating and mapping the level of suitability between the physical development of Tabriz city and using GIS. It analyzed hazard zones in Tabriz, Iran based on factors like faults, slopes, geology, land use, and population density using weighted overlay in GIS. It found residential areas and then industrial areas to be at higher risk due to development without safety considerations for natural disasters like earthquakes. Identifying risk zones can help decision making regarding critical infrastructure in lower risk areas.

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    پهنخ بندی توسعه فیزیکی شهر تبریز

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    This document discusses evaluating and mapping the level of suitability between the physical development of Tabriz city and using GIS. It analyzed hazard zones in Tabriz, Iran based on factors like faults, slopes, geology, land use, and population density using weighted overlay in GIS. It found residential areas and then industrial areas to be at higher risk due to development without safety considerations for natural disasters like earthquakes. Identifying risk zones can help decision making regarding critical infrastructure in lower risk areas.

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    This document discusses evaluating and mapping the level of suitability between the physical development of Tabriz city and using GIS. It analyzed hazard zones in Tabriz, Iran based on factors like faults, slopes, geology, land use, and population density using weighted overlay in GIS. It found residential areas and then industrial areas to be at higher risk due to development without safety considerations for natural disasters like earthquakes. Identifying risk zones can help decision making regarding critical infrastructure in lower risk areas.

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