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• TITLE: Land Suitability Evaluation to Determine the Appropriate Areas of Development: A Case Study of Hormuz Island

  AUTHORS: Ameneh Ahmadi, Hassan Mohamadian Mosammam, Navab Mirzaei

  KEYWORDS: Land Suitability Assessment, Multi-Criteria Decision Making, Land Use, Hormuz Island

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Ecology, Vol.7 No.9, August 5, 2017

  ABSTRACT: One of the basic prerequisites for the development of spatial programs and policies is evaluating the land suitability for future land uses based on the principals of ecological sustainability. This analysis is critical in islands due to special characteristics such as limited natural resources, interdependent and more complex ecosystems, high vulnerability to natural hazards, climate change and economic vulnerability. Accordingly, this paper based on the ecological approach and using Geographic Information System software package and Analytic Hierarchy Process and developing appropriate criteria has analyzed the land suitability of Hormuz Island. The findings clearly show the land suitability to develop industrial, agriculture, tourism land uses and can be the basis for planning the future development of the island based on the ecological sustainability.