University of Isfahan Spatial Planning 2228-7485 3 3 2013 11 22 Analysis of relationship between livability of peri urban villages and their services enjoyment (case study: Township of Varamin) Analysis of relationship between livability of peri urban villages and their services enjoyment (case study: Township of Varamin) 1 16 15964 FA MOHAMAD AMIN KHORASANI MOHAMAD REZA REZVANI Journal Article 2016 06 14 Theory of livability first time was formed on the Abraham Maslow's work (1945) on human needs. Based on that, people first try to resolve their basic needs and then needs of the higher layers. Physiological needs are basic human needs in his life Such as air, food, water, warmth, sleep, health and sexual satisfaction. Livability have been accepted and appreciated by both residents and planners to create sustainable living spaces, practical and enjoyable work. More livable settlements, creates a greater sense of community ownership and lower rates of immigration. This section examines the impact of access to services on the livability of the villages we studied. Thus Scalogram and Morris methods are used which are approaches to graded levels of rural services and rural development. To determine the relationship between level of service and rural livability, the Pearson correlation method were used. Correlation coefficient has been established between livability score for each village and development of services in the Morris method. There is no statistical relationship between the two. This correlation between each livability dimension was measured by having the service have been measured. No significant relationship observes between the dimensions and having services. Theory of livability first time was formed on the Abraham Maslow's work (1945) on human needs. Based on that, people first try to resolve their basic needs and then needs of the higher layers. Physiological needs are basic human needs in his life Such as air, food, water, warmth, sleep, health and sexual satisfaction. Livability have been accepted and appreciated by both residents and planners to create sustainable living spaces, practical and enjoyable work. More livable settlements, creates a greater sense of community ownership and lower rates of immigration. This section examines the impact of access to services on the livability of the villages we studied. Thus Scalogram and Morris methods are used which are approaches to graded levels of rural services and rural development. To determine the relationship between level of service and rural livability, the Pearson correlation method were used. Correlation coefficient has been established between livability score for each village and development of services in the Morris method. There is no statistical relationship between the two. This correlation between each livability dimension was measured by having the service have been measured. No significant relationship observes between the dimensions and having services. https://sppl.ui.ac.ir/article_15964_a2c9edd31ab1f288d1df79c2492b4cc6.pdf