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LUP 2014-1
Land – Use – Planning
Land
What kind of characteristics might be
influential?
Land
Locational (longitude, latitude, altitude)
Structural (land formations, chemical
characteristics)
Physical (land forms, surface characteristics, etc)
Human interaction and values
Accessibility
Land authority and ownership
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Ecosystems
Sea
Coastal
Island
Freshwater ecosystems pons-lakes,
rivers and streams,
wetlands)
Ecoystems
Forest (Tropic, temperate, etc)
Tundra (polar and alpin tundras)
Drylands
Mountain
Polar
Olympic Peninsula Rain Forest, Washington; Patria River, Costa Rica; Ranomafana
National Park, Madagascar; Hawai Forests.
Ecosystems
Prairies(savanna, temperate grasslands)
Cultivated lands (land, sea)
Urban
Colorado prairies Savanna, Samburu Game
Preserve, Kenya Coalinga grasslands,
California
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Use What is the meaning of use?
What kind of characteristics may effect the use?
Possible factors affecting the
«use» Need
Values (economic, socio-cultural and ecologic)
Dynamics (ecologic, economic and socio-cultural)
Resource abundance and/or shortage
Location
Accessibility
Management and ownership
Laws and regulations
Technology
….
Erzurum-Ağrı Altıntepe
Antique Settlement
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Three Times Capital:
Eastern Roman Empire, Byzantion, Nea Roma in 146 BC
Byzantium Empire, Constantinople in 330 AD
Ottoman Empire, Istanbul in 1453 AD - 1923
Names:
(Dersaadet- Konstantiniye – Istinpolin- Istanbul )
History
Planning
Which factors affect the need for planning? And
- Needs
- Uncertainties /
problems
- Values
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Planning
Why we need «planning»?
Public benefit for;
1. Equity
2. Ecology
3. Economy
Economy
Environment/
Ecology
Equity
Economy
Equity
Environment
Sustainability = Balanced Sustainability = Integrated
Evolution on planning policy
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URBANIZATION: DEFINITIONS
Urbanization: a process, a) movement of population, b)
transformation of way of life.
Urbanized area: the built up area development, different
outcomes of urban way of life (metropolitan area, city,
conurbation etc)
WORLD POPULATION AND URBANIZATION
Only %3 of the world’s population concentrated in urban areas (settlements with 5000 population or more) in 1800.
Urban population in 1900 was 13% (industrialized countries ).
Urban population had risen to 48% in 2000.
Urban population is above 50% in the world (2008).
“The battle for sustainable development will be won or lost in cities” (UNCHS, 1996)
Population Area Pop.growth
1 Tokyo–Yokohama[2] 34,400,000 7,835 0.15
2 Jakarta[3] 21,800,000 2,720 2.38 ***
3 New York City[4] 20,090,000 11,264 0.24
4 Seoul–Incheon[5] 20,010,000 1,943 0.43
5 Manila[6] 19,550,000 1,425 2.31 ***
6 Mumbai (Bombay)[7] 19,530,000 777 2.00
7 São Paulo[8] 19,140,000 2,590 0.78
8 Mexico City[9] 18,430,000 2,137 0.60
9 Delhi[10] 18,000,000 1,425 2.40 ***
10 Osaka–Kobe–Kyoto[11] 17,270,000 2,720 0.04
11 Cairo[12] 16,750,000 1,269 1.53
12 Kolkata (Calcutta) 15,010,000 984 1.83
13 Los Angeles[13] 14,730,000 5,812 0.79
14 Shanghai 14,460,000 2,396 1.54
15 Moscow[14] 13,260,000 4,533 0.20
16 Beijing (Peking) 12,770,000 2,616 1.60
17 Buenos Aires[15] 12,390,000 2,590 0.46
18 Guangzhou (Canton)–
Foshan[16] 11,810,000 2,590 1.48
19 Shenzhen[16] 11,710,000 1,295 2.10
20 Istanbul 11,220,000 1,256 1.11
Includes metropolitan areas and
surrounding urban
agglomerations. Agglomerations
include a central city and
bordering urban areas. Some
agglomerations have more than
one central city (e.g., Tokyo
includes Yokohama and
Kawasaki). Source: Demographia
World Urban Areas & Population
Projections, 2008)
World's Most
Populous Urban
Agglomerations,
2008