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This sectoral Strategy is a review of the Agriculture Sector Strategy 2011 – 2013 aiming at reaching of the Vision of a sustainable and feasible agriculture sector that can compete domestically and externally; and can effectively contribute to enhancing food security and the connection between th
In this study,land cover data were digitized on topographical maps(1954,1984 and 2001).Land cover data were analyzed using ArcGIS and Fragstats programs.
Population growth in cities along with migration from rural areas dramatically increases the Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) changes. This study was conducted in Çanakkale province consisting of central part and its vicinities where rapid population growth and development have been taken place.
Nowadays, as a result of economic and social reasons, people decide to live in big cities and this situation causes great population growth. Depending on this growth, green fields which have multi functions that increasingly remains insufficent.
A significant amount of Herbaceous species provide to be an increasing of total organic matter depending on shrub intensity in the maquis vegetation.
Public green areas which are significant parts of urban green areas are important for urban recreational activities.
The Landsat TM/ETM images obtained in 2000, 2006 and 2010 were used to generate Land Use and Land Cover (LULC)maps of Canakkale province including forest,grassland,agriculture,water and residential area bare soil classes.
Located in the western point of Turkey, forests and shrublands are important for the island of G�kceada.
In this study, great soil groups, erosion classes and land capability classes of Tokat province were digitized and analyzed by using geographic information systems (GIS). Settlements, bare rocky areas and water surfaces like reservoirs or lakes were excluded from the evaluation.