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Examination displacement/ non-displacement process of Muratlar Village wiich is under disaster risk

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2019
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Disaster risk and village settlements of the relationship between experienced disasters in our country first affect in the villages, this situation unplanned materials and construction with causes damage to village houses. In the thesis study, Muratlar Village; was first a landslide area in 1980-90 and high risk of rock fall, it was decided to moved to the village. The project was started village moved to 1 km eastern side and 15 reinforced concrete houses were built for the new settlement, but the displacement process village is unfinished. This situation caused of a lot of villagers lived the old village, some of the villagers live a new village. The purpose of this project, is to determine the way to be followed for the urban generation studies to be carried out in similar areas by examining the displacement/non-displacement process together with factors, causes and determinants and propose possible solutions in the Muratlar Village under the risk of disaster. In this study, firstly the literature review similar projects were examined. In the research of the thesis; qualitative research is selected as the method in interview technique with village residents (15 old, 8 new) were interpreted by using interview descriptive analysis method. As a result of the study, disaster risk and urban regeneration relationship, it has been concluded that the urban regeneration projects of the state, local governments should intervention in the project process and also the villagers residents should be finished

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Dilek Kumru

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Dilek Kumru (Master Thesis). Examination displacement/ non-displacement process of Muratlar Village wiich is under disaster risk, 2019, Uşak University.

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