UMA ANÁLISE MULTICRITÉRIO PARA A QUALIFICAÇÃO DAS VIAS URBANAS DO MUNICÍPIO DE CAMPO GRANDE-MS

Abstract

The legal framework established since the 1988 constitution gave autonomy to municipalities for the development of local policies and plans for urban planning. The Master Plan determines the preparation of the Accessible Routes Plan to promote the universal accessibility of citizens to public products, services and equipment. Geography has played a fundamental role in the municipal government, especially in the use of geoprocessing tools and techniques in various areas, such as: urban planning and development, education, health, public safety and the economy to subsidize policies, plans, programs and projects. Multicriteria Analysis has been widely used to support decision-making, as it integrates with geoprocessing enabling a spatial cut-out to simplify the complexity of the phenomena addressed. In this sense, this article performs a multicriteria analysis for the qualification of urban roads in Campo Grande-MS to support studies for the elaboration of the Accessible Routes Plan. The results show that the roads with Better, Good and Medium rates are located in the central neighborhoods and in the roads with the highest concentration of economic activities, while the routes qualified as Regular and Bad are located in the peripheral neighborhoods and close to the limits of the urban perimeter.