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Figure 2. Canakkale-Central Land Use Capability Map 3.1.2. Land Use The land uses in the research area, which includes the residential area and development areas of the Çanakkale central district, industrial zones, the coastal town of Kepez and the Dardanos coast along the coastline, as well as the village settlements, are shown in Figure 3. The agricultural lands in the study area are 140,138 ha, irrigated agriculture 48,853 ha, fallow dry agriculture 49,935 ha and a total of 237,926 ha agriculture is done in the area. Forest assets in the research area cover an area of 130,691 ha. In addition, the total area of heathland is 56,885
Figure 3. Canakkale-Center Land Use Map.
Figure 4. Çanakkale-Center aspect map.
Figure 8. Çanakkale-Center underground water map.
Figure 9. Çanakkale-Center transportation map.
Thematic Park Congruence Analysis with Ecological Threshold Analysis Method, Case Study ÇanakkaleÇanakkale Örneğinde Ekolojik Eşik Analizi Yöntemiyle Tematik Park Uygunluk Analizi
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March 2023

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European Journal of Science and Technology

Aylin ÇELİK TURAN

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Murat ALTINOK

Thematic Parks are defined as open or closed spaces located in urban open green spaces, enabling people to live and work in a healthy way in urban life, reunification with nature, to get away from mental disorders and to do recreational activities. The most important difference of Thematic Parks from other recreational areas can be defined as the benefits they provide to the country's economy. Within the framework of planning criteria for Çanakkale-Center Thematic Park, which was chosen as the study area, a Thematic Park congruence analysis was carried out for Çanakkale with the Ecological Threshold Analysis Method using Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Land capability map, land use map, aspect map, slope map, elevation map, groundwater map and transportation map were created by classifying them in 1/25.000 scale from the maps to be used as a base in the analysis study. The maps used to determine the potential theme park area were divided into 1x1 km2 grids and scored with a criterion value of 4 for each grid. As a result of the scoring, one each I. and II. degree potential area and three III. degree potential area has been determined. As a result, within the scope of this study, suitable site selection for a Thematic Park that can be applied in Çanakkale has been determined.

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