Determination of Urban Sprawl Effects on Farmlands Value Using GIS

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https://doi.org/10.15320/ICONARP.2019.96

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Farmland, urban sprawl, AHP, GIS

Abstract

This paper presents to determine urban sprawl boundaries and the factors of affecting farmland value in urban sprawl. Urban sprawl index is calculated to identify its boundaries and Analytic Hierarchic Process Method is used for determined to weight for the factors. By using these weights in the Geographic Information System (GIS) technology, the value map is created. We illustrate that the farmlands in urban sprawls lost their properties and transformed into urban lands. The analyses revealed that farm criteria have no effect on the lands in urban sprawl. Both urban and rural solutions should be improved in order to prevent the abuse of fertile farmlands that occurred as a result of urban sprawl.

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Zuhal Karakayacı, Selcuk University, Faculty of Agriculture

Zuhak Karakayacı; B.Arch, M.Sc., PhD. Received her B.Arch in Agricultural Economics from Ankara University, Faculty of Agriculture (2002) and her MSc. in Agricultural Economics from Selcuk University (2005). Earned her PhD. degree in Economics from Selcuk University (2011). Within the scope of TUBITAK scholarship, she continued her studies in Center for Rural Economy, Newcastle University in UK between 2013 and 2015. Currently works as an Assistant Professor at Selcuk University. Major research interests include agricultural management, land economics, urban sprawl and GIS.

Özer Karakayacı, Konya Technical University, Faculty of Architecture and Design

Özer Karakayacı received his B.Arch and MSc. in City and Regional Planning from Selcuk University, Faculty of Agriculture (1996-2003). He earned his PhD. degree in Regional Planning from Yildiz Technical University (2011). He is currently working as an Assistant Professor at Selcuk University. Major research interests include regional planning, economic geography, social capital, industrial geography.

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Karakayacı, Z., & Karakayacı, Özer. (2019). Determination of Urban Sprawl Effects on Farmlands Value Using GIS. ICONARP International Journal of Architecture and Planning, 7(2), 513–539. https://doi.org/10.15320/ICONARP.2019.96

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