Uso de sistemas de inferencia difusa para evaluar la calidad de las veredas en Ahvaz, Irán
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https://doi.org/10.22320/07183607.2025.28.51.05Palabras clave:
sistemas de inferencia difusa, MATLAB, calidad de veredas, peatones, AhvazResumen
Las veredas y los peatones son componentes vitales de la vida urbana y desempeñan un papel crucial para mantener la sustentabilidad y habitabilidad de las ciudades. Las veredas de alta calidad contribuyen a crear espacios urbanos más seguros y vibrantes. Dados los importantes beneficios sociales, económicos y culturales de caminar, los esfuerzos para mejorar las condiciones de las veredas han atraído una atención considerable en los últimos años. Este estudio busca evaluar el estado y la calidad de las veredas urbanas en Ahvaz, una ciudad en el suroeste de Irán. La evaluación se basa en datos recopilados a través de cuestionarios completados por expertos en geografía y planificación urbana. Se empleó un sistema de inferencia difusa implementado en el software MATLAB para identificar las reglas subyacentes a la evaluación de la calidad de las veredas. Posteriormente, los datos del cuestionario se analizaron mediante métodos de Entropy, WASPAS e interpolación IDW. El análisis resultó en la identificación de 18 reglas distintas para evaluar la calidad de las veredas. Los hallazgos indican que las veredas en la región tres exhiben la más alta calidad, mientras que las de la región siete ocupan el lugar más bajo. En general, el estudio revela que la mayoría de las veredas en Ahvaz son de muy mala calidad, y problemas como pendientes inadecuadas son factores contribuyentes importantes.
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