期刊名称：International Journal of Architecture and Urban Studies
电子版ISSN：2147-9836
出版年度：2020
卷号：5
期号：2
页码：57-62
语种：English
出版社：Eastern Mediterranean Academic Research Center (DAKAM)
摘要：The growth rate of green areas in cities doesn’t comply with the population growth rate, and the amount of green areas per capita decreases. For this reason, green areas should be handled and implemented within a plan in terms of quantity, distribution and usage. In the research, green areas have been identified. Green areas of Sarıyer are divided two groups such as active and passive green areas. Existing situation of green areas were compared with the green area norms so that green area deficit was calculated. Following the green area situation determination throughout the district, the green area situation at the neighborhood level was determined. The aim of research is to determine the sufficiency in urban level of the active green areas using remote sensing and geographical information technologies in Istanbul City case according to demographic information, population density, planning criteria’s depending existing laws and regulations. It is thought that the research will contribute to the studies for determining the planning principles of green areas and measuring the effectiveness of green areas. The results of the research can provide a comprehensive background to the planning and green system and can guide the determination of the places where new green areas should be made. The main materials of the research consist of quantitative data for Sarıyer green areas. The methodology of the research is based on the investigation of the quantitative data obtained for the green areas of Sarıyer district within the frame of spatial adequacy in terms of areal size and per capita values. As a result of the research; it was revealed that the green areas show an unbalanced distribution in the whole Sarıyer district in terms of spatial adequacy possibilities and they are insufficient in terms of spatial standards.
关键词：Active green areas;passive green areas;spatial sufficiency;Sarıyer
