Determination of coastal change in yumurtalik wetland system by using remote sensing data and geographic information systems
2010
0 views
0 downloads
Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Tuncay Kuleli
Abstract (EN)
Wetlands are the areas which have important effects and functions on protecting human life, balance of the nature, and biological variety, besides being potential exploitation sources. Observing the changes of these sensitive areas is important study for data collecting and correct planning for the future. In this study, coastal changing inYumurtalık wetland system are determined by using remotly sensed data and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) between 1992-2000. Area of study images are receved from Landsat 5 satellite. ERDAS İmagine program is used to process the Images. It is seen that remote sensing can not only be used for shore change process, but also identifying the factors that cause the change. As a result this technology can lead us for protecting the shore areas.Key Words: Wetlands, Landsat Satellite Images, Geographic Information Systems,Change Detection, Remote Sensing
Author
Goncagül Açıkgöz
How to Cite
Goncagül Açıkgöz (Master Thesis). Determination of coastal change in yumurtalik wetland system by using remote sensing data and geographic information systems, 2010, Çukurova University.
Keywords
License
Tüm Hakları Saklıdır
This work is shared under the specified license terms.
More theses from Çukurova University
- The effects of collaborative video-blog projects on Turkish EFL students' linguistic and digital literacy skills(2025)
- An investigation of violent and nonviolent adolescent' families in terms in terms of family fuctioning, anger and anger expression(2006)
- Adolescents who have single parents family and full family were compared in respect to their life satisfaction and quality of life(2009)
- Credit risk management in banking sector: An application of variables determining credit risk in Turkish banking sector(2011)
- Investigation of psychological symptom levels in adolescents according to gender and family functions(2013)
- Assessing morphological and genetic diversity among traditional African eggplant landraces and detecting salt tolerance and anther culture performance of selected accessions(2022)