Land use planning and mapping with geographic information systems in different physiography units of alluvial plain: A key study from the Aksu plain, w of mediterranean ragion

Rapidly increasing world population has increased urbanization population and urban areas; So, agricultural lands in the urban areas have been rapidly destroyed and degenerated. The properties of agricultural areas and their use should be determined in order to prevent land degradation. This work, which is carried out in the village of Solak, located in the district of Aksu in Antalya province, aims to use agricultural lands in the sustainable planning. In this study, firstly the physiography of the area was determined by using 1 / 25.000 scale topographical maps and aerial photographs of 1981-1982, Sentinel satellite image (10m) dated 2016 and orthophoto (0,3m) The soil developed in 3 different physiographic units were evaluated in 8 different sera. As a result of detailed soil investigations and physical, chemical and morphological analyzes carried out in accordance with these studies, Land Capability Classification was made in accordance with the Technical Instruction of Land and Land Classification Standards. In these classifications using Talent Ordnance, Talent Classes, Talent Subclasses and Talent Units, Solak Village villages were included in the machinable agricultural area. Most of the land located in the first three skill classes encounter heavy structure and drainage problems. The last step of the work was to make recommendations about the use of land.