evaluate the spatial distribution of ict indicators in fourteen areas of isfahan municipality

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Abstract
Today, one of the criteria for the assessment of development of countries, international organizations and world economy is the achievement of the level of ICT. In addition, a fair distribution of this tool for better and update services is very important. The purpose of this study was to assess the spatial distribution parameters and hardware experts in the areas of ICT and informatics users fourteen municipality of Isfahan. Descriptive research method was analytic and for ranking, grading and determination of distribution models, statistical indicators Mac Granahan, cluster analysis and factor differences were used. The results showed that the different regions of Isfahan Municipality of enjoyment of these indicators were not equal to. Generally, these areas formed four classes to enjoy, have relatively less ill, have enjoyed and have been classified. The scattering coefficient showed large differences in the type and distribution of these indices in Isfahan Municipality there..
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Authors ;Ahmad Shahivandi;Hamid Reza Varesi;Mahmood Mohamadi
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Year 2012
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