Turgut Ozturk’s scientific contributions

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Publications (2)


An Approach to Ground Transport Superstructure Costs for Istanbul
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April 2010

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Turgut Ozturk

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Zuebeyde Ozturk

In this study, superstructure construction and maintenance costs of highway and railway, the most important means of ground transport in urban passenger transportation in Istanbul were analyzed. In this research, only superstructure costs were taken into consideration, infrastructure costs were left out. For the research to be significant, first of all, superstructure construction and maintenance costs were calculated within the whole area these two systems cover. After that, the services which will be provided to passenger transportation by these systems, namely, expected traffic values in this period were determined. Consequently, the costs for a unit traffic and unit area were found out. The costs of highways were found higher than railway for m(2) and passenger.km except for superstructure construction costs. These results were examined by stating their causes and rates.


Area Utilization and the Determination of the Ecological Factor of the Land Transport: On Istanbul

January 2010

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One of the negative effects of transport on environment is the land use. The land which is suitable for agriculture is being destroyed during the construction of transport systems, considerable quantities of green areas are being destroyed and the ecological balance is being damaged due to transport systems. In the Studies conducted, the areas required by the transport systems are determined and the costs of these areas are calculated. Such a study is not conducted for Istanbul, which is one of the most important cities of Turkey, with a population of 12 millions. In the study that is conducted in order to fill this gap and by using the number of passengers transported and the area occupied by two land transport systems for Istanbul city, which are highways and railroads, the areas per unit and the ecological factors for these areas are examined.

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... Additionally, the shift to more sustainable modes of transportation supports broader environmental sustainability goals, thus mitigating the impact of climate change (Zahabi et al. 2013). While rail transport may disrupt the ecology of interconnecting regions (Ozturk and Ozturk 2010), the construction of URT in high-density areas significantly reduces carbon emissions (Stone et al. 2007;Hook et al. 2010). ...

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A review of research methods on the coupling relationship between urban rail transit and urban space: revealing spatiotemporal relationships through big data
Area Utilization and the Determination of the Ecological Factor of the Land Transport: On Istanbul
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  • January 2010

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