Investigation of the potential of Nemrut Caldera to become a geopark
Is this your thesis?
This record came from a bulk archive import. If it’s yours, link it to your profile.
Abstract (EN)
Nemrut Caldera, locates on the western shore of Lake Van and in the province of Bitlis. A series of volcanic activities lasting about 1 million years has brought this natural wonder to our country. Similar formations in different regions of the world are declared as geopark and taken under protection and offered to education and tourism services. Within the scope of this study, 24 geosites were identified in Nemrut Caldera and 3 of these are cultural geosites. The study area is extremely rich in terms of geological formations and living life and has satisfactory visuality in terms of its values. It is concluded that evaluation of Nemrut Caldera as a geopark will contribute to the sustainable development of the region through geotourism by preserving an important geological heritage area of Turkey and transferring it to future generations and using it for geoscience education.
Author
Gülbin Özcan Selçuk
How to Cite
Gülbin Özcan Selçuk (Master Thesis). Investigation of the potential of Nemrut Caldera to become a geopark, 2019, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.
Keywords
License
Tüm Hakları Saklıdır
This work is shared under the specified license terms.
More theses from Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity
- Synthesi̇s and characteri̇zati̇on of 2D mxene-based ZnO and CuO nanocomposi̇tes, PES(polyethersulfone) membrane and vari̇ous bi̇ologi̇cal appli̇cati̇ons(2025)
- Van ve çevresinde görülen tinea kapitis kliniğinde etken florası(1998)
- Effect of vitamin e on ecg, blood lipid peroxidation and antioxidant enzyme activity in experimentally-induced hypothermic guinea-pigs(2004)
- Radiological and biochemical diagnosis of skeletal developmental disorders due to growth in Van Cats(2005)
- Analgesic activity and acute toxicity determination of peganum harmala L.seeds extract in mice(2005)
- Evaluation of the architectural arrangements that have been disabled for public buildings in The Van province center(2010)