Building a Cartographic Model to Select the Best Sites for Urban Development in Al-Qantara Sharq City

Hassan, Shyma Khaled

doi:10.21608/jsdses.2024.250489.1022

Building a Cartographic Model to Select the Best Sites for Urban Development in Al-Qantara Sharq City

Document Type : scientific research and articles

Author

Shyma Khaled Hassan

Department of Geography and Geographic Information Systems, Faculty of Arts, Port Said University

10.21608/jsdses.2024.250489.1022

Abstract

This section of the study focuses on introducing a methodology and approach for utilizing cartographic modeling in the context of urban development. Furthermore, it proposes the creation of a cartographic model that can be adjusted based on spatial and temporal variables. In this regard, the model aims to generate a map indicating the most suitable locations for urban development. This is achieved by applying a set of criteria and standards to assess the suitability of the land for urban growth. The ultimate goal is to effectively manage and control the urban growth within the defined boundaries of Al-Qantara Sharq city.

Keywords

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Main Subjects

Prosperity

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