The effects of climate on land use/cover: a case study in Turkey by using remote sensing data

Cetin, Ilknur Zeren; Varol, Tuğrul; Özel, Halil Barış; Şevik, Hakan

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-22566-z

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“…However, the most important parameters affecting all vital activities of living things are temperature and precipitation (Yucedag et al, 2018;Zhu et al 2019;Koç, 2021a,b;Kong et al 2019;Salata et al 2017;Sancar and Güngör 2020;Sevik et al 2020a,b;Zeren Cetin et al, 2022). Similarly, temperature and humidity, which are the basic climatic parameters, are at the forefront of the conditions affecting human comfort (Kilicoglu et al, 2020;Kong et al 2019;Salata et al 2017;Sancar and Güngör 2020).…”

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Determination of appropriate areas in terms of bio comfort by using summer temperature index with the help of GIS throughout Ordu province

Çetin

Alrabiti

2022

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Threshold values for climate elements have been determined and some indices have been developed, especially with studies on human comfort. It is a fact that the feeling of comfort is subjective and there are different psychological and physical factors affecting this feeling. However, the presentation of threshold values and indices is very interesting in determining the current state of the climate conditions of the environment in terms of average and optimal values and the extent of deviation from the most appropriate values. The values of the climate elements that need to be looked at in order to provide bioclimatic comfort; it as a combination of 21-27.5 °C temperature, 30-65% relative humidity and wind speed up to 5 m/s in open area. These values have been used in many bioclimatic assessments. In addition to being an effective factor in almost every aspect of people's lives, bio comfort is also important in the periods when tourism activities are carried out. Thus, it is extremely important to determine the regions that are not suitable for bio comfort in the season of tourism in the regions that tourism activities are carried out. The aim of this research is to determine the suitable and unsuitable areas in terms of bio comfort in summer by using New Summer Index throughout Ordu province via GIS. As a conclusion, it has been determined that the area covering approximately 57.62% of the southern part of the province is cold, and the most comfortable part of the province is the part covering approximately 11.12% of the province and located by the sea in the north of the province.

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Determination of appropriate areas in terms of bio comfort by using summer temperature index with the help of GIS throughout Ordu province

Çetin

Alrabiti

2022

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“…The growing population of the world brought various problems with it and the environmental pollution, one of the leading problems among them, has become one of the subjects occupying the agenda on a global scale. Particularly, air pollution became a problem threatening the ecosystem and organisms, especially humans [1][2][3]. Such that, it was reported that approx.…”

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Usability of some woody plants in monitoring and reducing the Mn, Zn, Ba, and Sr concentrations in the air

ÇOBANOĞLU¹,

Şevik²,

Özel³

et al. 2022

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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The advancements worldwide in the last century made air pollution one of the most important problems threatening human health on a global scale. One of the most harmful components of air pollution is heavy metals. For this reason, monitoring and reducing heavy metal pollution has been one of the main research subjects in recent years. In the present study, the accumulation of Mn, Zn, Ba, and Sr, which were included in the preliminary pollutant list by ATSDR (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry) since they pose a significant threat to human health, by plant species and organ was investigated. As a result of the present study, the highest concentrations were found in the leaves. The most useful species to be utilized in monitoring the change of the concentrations of heavy metals examined here in the air and to reduce the level of pollution were found to be Cotoneaster franchetii and Platycladus orientalis.

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“…For the plants, offering the benefits they are supposed to offer depends on their healthy growth and development [4][5][6]. Plant development depends mainly on climatic [7][8][9] and edaphic factors [10][11][12] and nutrient elements are among the factors influencing the plant development the most [13][14].…”

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Change of Calcium Concentrations in Forest Soils by Plant Species and Soil Depth

Erdem

2022

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One of the most important factors playing role in plant development is the nutrient element content of the soil. Being one of the fundamentally necessary macronutrients for plant nourishment, calcium (Ca) plays an important role in the growth and development of a plant. Thus, even though many studies have been carried out on the change of Ca concentration in agricultural soils, the number of studies examining this subject for forest soils is very limited. In the present study, it was aimed to compare the concentrations of Ca in soil and plant organs for the soils, where different forest trees are grown. Within this scope, leaf, bark, wood, cone, and root samples were collected from Turkish fir, black pine, Scotch pine, and Oriental beech species and soil samples were taken from the surface, mid-deep, and deep soil levels. Then, the Ca concentrations were compared. As a result, it was determined that Ca concentrations statistically significantly vary between leaves, roots, and woods of plants and between mid-deep and deep soils by species (p

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The effects of climate on land use/cover: a case study in Turkey by using remote sensing data

Cited by 60 publications

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Determination of appropriate areas in terms of bio comfort by using summer temperature index with the help of GIS throughout Ordu province

Determination of appropriate areas in terms of bio comfort by using summer temperature index with the help of GIS throughout Ordu province

Usability of some woody plants in monitoring and reducing the Mn, Zn, Ba, and Sr concentrations in the air

Change of Calcium Concentrations in Forest Soils by Plant Species and Soil Depth

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