The soft system methodology to build a sustainable space of a tourist corridor from Puerto Angel Bay to Mazunte Beach, in Mexico

This research paper shows how a spatial array was built through the integration of a part of the Soft Systems Methodology of Peter Checkland to obtain a supported diagnostic. The study is applied to a tourist corridor case in Mexico. The development of this array is based on the locational theory of space. Moreover to elaborate a matrix of environmental impact a harvesting of samples was done. The array is designed considering the main concepts of the sustainable development as the conservation, preservation zones, the measures of muffling and alleviating, in order to achieve the appropriated life promotion, dynamical equilibrium, harmonic convergence, integral ethics, intuitive rationality, and planetary consciousness with the management of natural resources and its preservation for the future generations. After building the array its instrumentation is proposed through the management of its application to the proposed corridor with the supporting of federal, state and municipal governments in which it is located.