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Curriculum Vitae Curriculum Vitae Dr. Rahim Heydari Chianeh (PhD) Department of Geography and Urban Planning, Faculty of Geography and Planning P.Box 23 29 Bahman Av., University of Tabriz, Tabriz, Iran Fax: + 98 411 333 56 013 Phone: 333 62 330 (Home) 333 92 298 (Office) Mob.: 09144194700 Email: [email protected] Kimlik no 2909074277 Personal Data: Name Surname Date of Birth Nationality Sex Marital Status RAHIM HEYDARI-CHIANEH 1974/4/22 IRAN M Mar. Telephone Fax E-mail +98 41 33 36 23 30 +98 41 33 35 60 13 [email protected] Educational Background: Certificate Degree Field of Specialization Name of Institution Attended Date Received URBAN UNIVERSITY OF TABRIZ, IRAN 1999 M. A. PLANNING AND GEOGRAPHY URBAN UNIVERSITY OF TABRIZ, IRAN 2004 Ph.D PLANNING AND GEOGRAPHY Title of Doctorate Thesis: AN EVALUATION OF IRANIAN TOURISM INDUSTRY PLANNING Title of Post-Graduate Thesis: ROLE OF GREEN SPACES IN URBAN PLANNING CASE STUDY: TABRIZ METROPOLIS 1 Teaching Experiences: Over than 25 Course in B.A, M.A., and PhD degrees from 1999 up to now, some of them are in the table below: Dates Title of Course Level Name of Institution From To Urban Tourim Ph.D 2009 Up Dept. of Geography and Urban to Planning, University of Tabriz now Tourism Marketing B.A 2001 - Dept. of Tourism Management, University of Tabriz Tourism Geography B.A 2000 - Dept. of Geography and Urban Planning, University of Tabriz Urban Geography “ “ - “ Philisophy of Geography “ 2002 - “ Reginal Planning M.A 2007 - “ Population Geography ,, 2003 - “ Demography ,, 2003 - “ Urban Development ,, 2002 - “ Tourism Geography M.A 2007 - “ Tourism in Iran 2001 2009 ITTO Philisophy of Geography M.A 2010 - Aras International Campus University of Tabriz Population Geography M.A 2010 2014 “ Analysis Ecotourism Planning M.A 2011 - Dept. of Physicsl Geography, in Ecotourism Course, University of Tabriz Desiging and Packaging M.A 2011 - Dept. of Physicsl Geography, in Ecotourism Tours Ecotourism Course, University of Tabriz Urban Tourism Marketing M.A 2011 - Dept. of Physicsl Geography, In Geography & Tourism Planning Course, University of Tabriz Scientific & Administrative Responsibilities: Title Place Date Name of Institution 2 Member of Tourism Marketing East Az. 2004 CHTHO, East Az. Commeette at CHTHO, East Province, Iran Azarbayjan Member of Scientific Commette at East Az. 2005 CHTHO, East Az. CHTHO in East Azarbayjan Province, Iran Director of Establishment Dept. of University of 2010 University of Tabriz Tourism Management Tabriz Tourism Projects Referee East Az. 2005 East.Az. Ostandari Province, Iran Scientific Member & Session Chair Fethiye & 2012 6th and 7th World Conference for Graduate in two Conferences Istanbul, 2014 Research in Tourism, Hospitality and Turkey Leisure Scientific Member & Session Chair Fethiye & 2012 2nd and 3rd Interdisciplinary Tourism in two Conferences Istanbul, 2014 Research Conference Turkey Member of Tourism Research East Az. 2007 Aras Free Zone Organization Province, Iran Publications: A: Books Type of Work Date of Title Publisher Publication Translation Compilatio Principles of Tourism Planning *n SAMT 2007 Tourim Planning in Iran * SAMT(In Press) 2016 Iran Entry in: Springer 2015 Encyclopedia of Tourism Publication B: Papers More than 45 papers, some of them are in the below table: raw Title of Paper Journal or Conference Date Tourism Revival and Planning in Islamic Republic of Iran: ANATOLIA: An International 1 Challenges and Prospects Journal of Tourism and Hospitality 2005 Research 2nd Interdisciplinary Tourism 2 Iran’s Tourism: A Political Economy Perspective Research Conference, Fethiye, 2012 Turkey 3 4th Asia-Euro Conference in Pedestrian-oriented Strategy, Towards Protection of Urban Tourism, Hospitality and 3 2012 Tourism Attractions: Case study of Shiraz City Gastronomy, Taylor`s University, Malaysia Study of CVM and WTP Methods in Ecotourism Journal of Geography and 4 Attractions, Case Study: Asyab Kharabe Water Fall, Iran 2013 Planning, University of Tabriz Analysis of Tourism Teaching in Iranian Higher Education Journal of Tourism Development System Based on SWOT Model 5 and Planning, Mazandaran 2012 University 2 nd International Conference 6 Tourism Planning in Iran 2004 Tourism: State of the Art, Scotland Role of City Development Strategy (CDS) Approach in Journal of Human Geography 7 2010 Low Income Groups Housing, Case Study: City of Rasht Research, Tehran University Study of City Development Strategy (CDS) in Urban Journal of Geographical Space, 8 Planning Process, With Emphasis on Master Plans 2011 Ahar Islamic Azad University Challenges in Iran Traditional City and Technocracy Tradition, Nature of Urban Journal of Social Research, 9 Management in Iran, Case Study; Rasht Metropolis 2012 University of Kharazmi, Tehran Journal of Tourism Development 10 Analysis of Tourism Policy Making in Iran and Planning, Mazandaran 2012 University Analysis of Urban Transportation Planning based on CDS Approach by Using Super Decisions Software, Case Study: Journal of Geography and 11 2013 Rasht Metropolis Planning, University of Tabriz From Informal Settlement to Homelessness, Case Study: Journal of Urban Studies and the Lands of Tabriz Medical Sciences University (Gazan 12 Planning, Marvdasht Islamic Azad 2013 Dagi Quarter), Tabriz University A Discussion on Postmodern Urbanism Journal of Geography and 13 2001 Planning, University of Tabriz Journal of Geography and Regional Tourism in Iran: Problems and Prospects 14 Development, Ferdowsi University 2001 of Mashhad Estimated Valuational Economic-recreational and WTP in Journal of Geography and Lanuse 15 Waterfall and Historical Resorts, Hameden, Iran Planning, Malayer Islamic Azad 2009 University The Impacts of International Trade on the Iranian Tourism Annals of Tourism Management 16 Demand, Cases of India and Turkey Research, University of Allameh 2012 Tabatabai 4 An Evaluation of City Attractions and Tourists 3rd Interdisciplinary Tourism 17 Accessibility: Toward Pedestrian & Protection, Case Research Conference, Istanbul, 2014 of Shiraz City Turkey An Analysis of ANP Model in Tourism Planning, Case 2nd Interdisciplinary Tourism 18 Study: Western Mountain Region of Giulan Province, Iran Research Conference, Fethiye, 2012 Turkey 5th International Congress of the Analysis of the Political Economy and Development of 19 Islamic World Geographers, 2012 Tourism in Muslim Countries, Case Study: Iran University of Tabriz First Internatioal Conference on Analysis of the Application and Function of City Urban Management Based an 20 Development Strategy (CDS) in the Preparation of Master 2010 Sustainable Development, Sharif Plans, with emphasis on Housing Strategies University of Technology 3rd Interdisciplinary Tourism 2014 21 Tourism Policies in Iran and Turkey: A Comparative Study Research Conference, Istanbul, Turkey Urban Transportation and CDS Approach, Case of Rasht International Conference on 22 City, Iran Pedestrian of Life in the City, 2013 Tehran Surveying Biological Situation of Anzali City and Its 2nd Interdisciplinary Tourism 23 Custody Management Strategies Along with Ecotourism Research Conference, Fethiye, 2012 Area Turkey Rule of Urban Management in Change of Application of 2nd Interdisciplinary Tourism 24 the Land, Emphasizing on Commission of Art 5 in Research Conference, Fethiye, 2012 Municipality District 1 Tehran Turkey Journal of Geography and Analysis of Role of Political Stability and Security in 25 Enviromental Research, University 2014 Tourism Development, Case of Middle East Region of Isfahan Journal of Geography and Pedestrian Patterns Development in Urban Tourism 26 Enviromental Plannig, Islamic 2015 Spaces, Case Study: Shiraz city Azad University, Najafabad Branch Thechnocracy Paradigim Effects on Urban Management Sstainable Development in Geography, 27 Case of Tabriz Metropolis Archtechtur and Urbanism, Tehran, 2014 Iran An Evaluation of City Attractions and Tourists 3rd Interdisciplinary Tourism Research 28 Accessibility: Toward Pedestrian & Protection, Case of Conference, Istanbul, Turkey Shiraz City Journal of Urban Studies and An Evaluation of Performance Proportionality of Only 29 Planning, Marvdasht Islamic Azad 2015 Women Parks by AHP Model, Case Study: Tabriz University First National Conference on Analysis of Challenges of Urban Sustainable Tourism Tourism, the National Capital and 30 2013 Development for Sustainability Achievement Future Prospects, University of Isfahan 5 Study of Effective Strategies for Spatial Arrangement of E-conference on Sustainable on 31 Old Urban Textures, Case of Joulan Quarter, Hamedan, Geography, Planning, Arctecture 2014 Iran and Urbanism, SD Center, Tehran E-conference on Sustainable on Study of Technocracy Paradigm`s Negative Effects on 32 Geography, Planning, Arctecture 2014 Urban Management, Case Study: Tabriz Metropolis, Iran and Urbanism, SD Center, Tehran Ecotourism and Iranian Nomadism: A Pure Lifeseeing, Case of 3rd Interdisciplinary Tourism Research 33 2014 Bakhtiari Tribe Conference, Istanbul, Turkey First Conference on Management 34 Urban Sustainable Development: An inquiry of Sustainable Development in 2005 Urban Region, University of Tabriz International Conference on Evaluation of Urban Tourism Attractions by CVM 45 Modern Tourism and Economic 2015 Methods, Case of Shorabils, Ardabil, Iran Development, Tehran Journal of Tourism Development Urban Spatial Patterns and Designing Specific Routes for 36 and Planning, Mazandaran 2014 Tourists, Case of Shiraz Metropolis University 3rd Interdisciplinary Tourism Research 37 Tourism
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