Items where Author is "Rabiei-Dastjerdi, H."

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(2025) Beyond the richter scale: a fuzzy inference system approach for measuring objective earthquake risk. Natural Hazards. pp. 245-268. ISSN 0921030X (ISSN)

(2025) Ensemble modeling of extreme seasonal temperature trends in Iran under socio-economic scenarios. Natural Hazards. pp. 1265-1288. ISSN 0921030X (ISSN)

(2024) Drawing a Long Shadow: Analyzing Spatial Segregation of Afghan Immigrants in Tehran. Social Sciences-Basel. p. 23.

(2024) Mapping Activity-Based Segregation of Names in Dublin Using Google Point of Interest Data †. Engineering Proceedings. ISSN 26734591 (ISSN)

(2024) Ordered weighted averaging for the evaluation of urban inequality in sao Sebastiao Do Paraíso. Cities. p. 9. ISSN 0264-2751

(2024) Reducing urban energy consumption and carbon emissions: a novel GIS-based model for sustainable spatial accessibility to local services and resources. Computational Urban Science. p. 32.

(2024) Towards designing a comprehensive composite index for social vulnerability to natural hazards in the big data era: potential challenges and partial solutions. Natural Hazards. ISSN 0921030X (ISSN)

(2024) An examination and analysis of the clustering of healthcare centers and their spatial accessibility in Tehran metropolis: Insights from Google POI data. Sustainable Cities and Society. p. 22. ISSN 2210-6707

(2023) Adaptive weighted least squares (AWLS): A new vector-based model to improve urban population estimation at small-area scale using morphology and attractiveness criteria. Applied Geography. p. 18. ISSN 0143-6228

(2023) A new method for multispace analysis of multidimensional social exclusion. Geojournal. pp. 4697-4715. ISSN 0343-2521

(2022) Environmental Conditions in Middle Eastern Megacities: A Comparative Spatiotemporal Analysis Using Remote Sensing Time Series. Remote Sensing. p. 21.

(2022) AN INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR SIMULATION AND PREDICTION OF LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGES AND URBAN GROWTH (CASE STUDY: SANANDAJ CITY IN IRAN). Journal of the Geographical Institute Jovan Cvijic Sasa. pp. 273-289. ISSN 0350-7599

(2022) A New Hybrid Model for Mapping Spatial Accessibility to Healthcare Services Using Machine Learning Methods. Sustainability. p. 18.