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through its overlapping and intersection with each
route part. In the following sections the methods of the
second phenomenon are addressed.
e The Buffering Method: this method is used for
those kinds of sub criteria, which have low
density near the inter-city roads. In this method,
two effect zones, one in the buffer which gets a
“1” coefficient and the other one out of the buffer
which gets a zero coefficient, are specified. These
methods are divided in to three different groups
according to the type of sub criteria (i.e. point,
linear and or superficial), Buffer, linear buffer
and superficial buffer. The buffer, linear buffer
and superficial buffer are used respectively for
sub criteria which are in the form of point, linear
and superficial. In these methods an approximate
effect zone is needed. These approximate effect
zones are firstly addressed in this theses and
reaching to more accurate estimates needs further
researches to be done in this regard which is out
of the context of the current research. In the
security criterion, point buffers with approximate
length of 20 and 10 kilometers are considered for
the sub criteria of toll-houses, urban areas and
e: CT
The effect zones of sea after buffer analysis in this
theses based on GIS environment were determined as
follows: A) very sightseeing areas: this zone was
determined through definition of a superficial buffer
with an estimated vector of 25 kilometers from the
seaside which includes most of the tourist attracting
northern cities and places of the country influenced
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e useful area of activity (a effective vector of 20 ki
villages and also for the main criterion of tourism
with approximate length of 5, 2, 2, 2 and 2
kilometers are considered for the sub criteria of
Ski jumps, amusement places, traditional cultural
and historical places antique-artificial places and
religious places respectively. In the tourism main
criterion an equal effect vectors of 1 kilometer
were considered for both rivers and pisciculture
areas as the sub criteria. In the tourism main
criteria a superficial buffer with the vectors of 10
and 5 kilometers length were respectively
considered for lakes and dikes all above issues
are assumed as two areas
e Exceptions in Buffering Method:
Implementation of the sub criterion of road police
stations through point buffer with a effect vector
of 20 kilometers length, is a little different from
the toll-house and urban areas. Because all of the
road parts are under control of the road police but
this control area of road police could be divided
in to two arcas of effective control activity and
normal activity so that finally two cost values of
0.875 and 0.125 were resulted. (Figure 2)
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lometers length)
with sea. B) Average sightseeing effect zone: this zone
includes the roads, which are located in an area 25 to
70 kilometers far from seaside (figures 3 and 4). C)
None sightseeing effect zone: this zone includes the
roads, which are located in distances farther than 70
kilometers from the seaside. The results of modeling
are presented in table (4).
Table (4): the effect coefficient of three affect zones of the sub criteria the main criterion of tourism-religious places
Very sightseeing zone
Semi sightseeing zone
None sightseeing zone
0.743 0.194
0.063
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