Spatial modeling the climate change risk of river basins via climate classification: a scenario-based prediction approach for Türkiye

Isinkaralar, Oznur; Isinkaralar, Kaan; Sevik, Hakan; Küçük, Ömer

doi:10.1007/s11069-023-06220-6

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“…The nutrient utilization and heavy metal accumulation potential of plants is the product of a complex mechanism shaped by the interaction of many factors. The determining factors in this process are genetic structure and environmental factors [37][38][39][40][41] Therefore, all factors related to these factors affect the nutrient utilization and accumulation potential of plants. This is because plant habitus and development affect plant element uptake and accumulation.…”

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“…At the end of the vegetation season in 2022, the main trunks of the trees subject to the study were cut at a height of about 50 cm from the ground by marking the north direction and trunk stump samples with a thickness of about ten cm were taken and Boron concentrations were determined using ICP-OES after pre-treatment. This method is one of the most frequently used methods in recent years to determine heavy metal concentrations in plant organs such as soil [37][38][39][40], leaves [41][42] and wood [43]. The values obtained as a result of the study were evaluated with the help of SPSS package program, analysis of variance and Duncan test were applied to the data.…”

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The feasibility of using annual rings to monitor changes in boron concentrations in air

ARICAK,

KULAÇ

2023

KUJES

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Boron is one of the most important elements on the agenda in recent years, both because it is a micronutrient for plants and because it is used in more than 250 fields in industry. Due to its intensive use and the continuous expansion of these areas of use, the concentrations of boron, which is produced more and more, are constantly increasing in receiving environments. However, boron, one of the important heavy metals, can cause significant health problems when inhaled from the air and taken into the human body. Therefore, monitoring the changes in boron concentration in the air is of great importance. In this study, the change of boron concentration in Pinus pinaster, Cupressus arizonica, Picea orientalis, Cedrus atlantica and Pseudotsuga menziesii species growing in Düzce, which is among the 5 most polluted cities in Europe, was examined on the basis of species, organ, direction and period in the last 40 years. The results of the study generally showed that boron concentrations did not change significantly on the basis of direction and year interval. Similarly, boron concentration in wood did not change significantly by species, whereas the change in boron concentration in bark was found to be statistically significant. According to the mean values, the lowest values were obtained in P. menziesii and the highest values were obtained in C. arizonica.

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The feasibility of using annual rings to monitor changes in boron concentrations in air

ARICAK,

KULAÇ

2023

KUJES

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“…Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are used as an effective tool for objective assessment [40][41][42][43]. Especially in the field of urban planning, many studies have employed GIS and geodatabases to assess walkability, involving measures such as neighborhood connectivity, housing density, land use, proximity, etc.…”

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AI-Based Evaluation of Streets for People in Bangkok: Perspectives from Walkability and Lingerability

Bando,

Yoh,

Sou

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Sustainability

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Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, grapples with several urban challenges, including traffic accidents, congestion, and underdeveloped sidewalks. These issues stem from the escalating use of private cars and motorcycles driven by rapid urbanization, accompanying economic growth, and the unique street geometry of the city. Furthermore, despite the development of railroads, issues persist with the poor walking environment for pedestrian access to stations, posing a challenge to the promotion of safe and environmentally friendly public transportation. This study evaluated streets’ spatial performance, focusing on the performance of soi, the intricate network of narrow urban pathways in Bangkok. Leveraging an AI model capturing pedestrian value, this study subsequently assessed accessibility from typical residential areas to public transportation stations. The findings shed light on the challenges faced by sois in Bangkok. Based on the findings, practical implications were discussed and provided to inform urban designers, with the aim of promoting public transportation usage and encouraging a more sustainable urban form.

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“…Heavy metals, one of the most dangerous components of air smog, are particularly vital for environmental and human health. Heavy metals do not break down easily in the environment [11,12]. Many are noxious and fatal to living things, even at low amounts [13].…”

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Change of Lithium concentration in Cedrus atlantica and Pseudotsuga menziesii tissues in the higher air-polluted areas

Halil Baris OZEL,

Hakan SEVIK,

Vedat KARACAN

2023

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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Heavy metal pollution is today's most critical pollution element, threatening the atmosphere and health. Lithium (Li), a heavy metal, has recently been extensively used in various industrial areas and poses a risk to environmental health, including human health. It is well-known that heavy metals can be much more harmful when taken into the human tissues via inhalation. Therefore, tracking and decreasing the alteration in Li contamination in the airborne is essential. The current study aimed to define whether Pseudotsuga menziesii and Cedrus atlantica are suitable for monitoring and reducing Li pollution in the air. Within the scope of the study, variations in Li concentration depending on organ, direction, and age range in the last 40 years were evaluated in Pseudotsuga menziesii and Cedrus atlantica species growing in Düzce, Türkiye, which is amongst the 5 most contaminated provinces in Europe. As a result, it was determined that Li pollution in the region was of anthropogenic origin and that both species were suitable for monitoring Li pollution but were not suitable for use in reducing it.

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Spatial modeling the climate change risk of river basins via climate classification: a scenario-based prediction approach for Türkiye

Cited by 10 publications

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The feasibility of using annual rings to monitor changes in boron concentrations in air

The feasibility of using annual rings to monitor changes in boron concentrations in air

AI-Based Evaluation of Streets for People in Bangkok: Perspectives from Walkability and Lingerability

Change of Lithium concentration in Cedrus atlantica and Pseudotsuga menziesii tissues in the higher air-polluted areas

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