The purpose of this research is to examine shooting range in Turkey from ergonomical point of wiew
2007
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. Cevriye Gencer
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Shooting range is the name of the areas which are used for the purposes of shooting with different weapons by providing a special secure arena in open or closed places. Shooting ranges are constructed according to standards determined by ISSF. Shooting range which are in parallel with these standards are called International Shooting range. The main objective of this study is to investigate shooting range in Turkey in terms of ergonomics. 23 shooting ranges from Turkey and 7 shooting ranges from abroad, in total 30 shooting ranges have been investigated for this purpose. Data collection has been carried out by means of questionnaire in line with the main objective. Gathered Data has been analyzed using SPSS 14.0, and using Microsoft Excel. As a result of data analysis, shooting ranges have been evaluated according to ISSF rules under following categories : shooting range angel, tribunes, dressing rooms, toilet and baths, security rooms, refree rooms, cate, parking, target traps, floor, aisles, stant height, simulation center, control room and fire fight system.
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Dr. Aytuğ Altay
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Aytuğ Altay (Master Thesis). The purpose of this research is to examine shooting range in Turkey from ergonomical point of wiew, 2007, Gazi University.
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