In this research, first was identified suitable regions (considering ecological indexes) for intensive and extensive outdoor recreation and their various degrees using the usual tourism ecological model and applying GIS. Results showed that 297.223 hectares of park area have class 1 of extensive outdoor recreation potential, 86.465223 hectares class 2 of extensive outdoor recreation potential, 1.126 hectares class 1 of intensive outdoor recreation potential and 137.417 hectares class 2 of intensive outdoor recreation potential and 16.212 hectares of park area is protection region. In the next step, with field surveys wefound that one of problems that increases rudeness in park nature is absence of attention to all effective factors of outdoor recreation potential of the park. Thus with refer to field, recorded points of water resources, recreation facilities, access road and tourist attractions using GPS these non-ecologic factors as positive informational layers were mixed with primary outdoor recreation capability map and final outdoor recreation capability map was maed. Final results showed that although the usual method is very efficient, it most, because don't consider all effective factors of recreation and enter other informational layers except ecological factors
Scandari, S., Oladi, J., & Yakhkeshi, A. (2011). Investigation of the Effect of Non-ecologic Factors in Evaluation of Outdoor Recreation Potential of Sorkhe Hesar Forest Park using GIS. Town and Country Planning, 3(5), 71-92.
MLA
Saeedeh Scandari; Jafar Oladi; Ali Yakhkeshi. "Investigation of the Effect of Non-ecologic Factors in Evaluation of Outdoor Recreation Potential of Sorkhe Hesar Forest Park using GIS". Town and Country Planning, 3, 5, 2011, 71-92.
HARVARD
Scandari, S., Oladi, J., Yakhkeshi, A. (2011). 'Investigation of the Effect of Non-ecologic Factors in Evaluation of Outdoor Recreation Potential of Sorkhe Hesar Forest Park using GIS', Town and Country Planning, 3(5), pp. 71-92.
VANCOUVER
Scandari, S., Oladi, J., Yakhkeshi, A. Investigation of the Effect of Non-ecologic Factors in Evaluation of Outdoor Recreation Potential of Sorkhe Hesar Forest Park using GIS. Town and Country Planning, 2011; 3(5): 71-92.
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