Determination of appropriate areas in terms of bio comfort by using summer temperature index with the help of GIS throughout Ordu province

Authors

  • Mehmet Cetin image/svg+xml Ondokuz Mayıs University

    Associate Professor Mehmet Cetin has degrees of Bachelor and Master Degree in Landscape Architecture in Zonguldak Karaelmas University (Bulent Ecevit University) in Turkey and Ph.D. Degree in Landscape Architecture from Temple University (in USA). He is currently working as an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Department of  City  and  Regional  Planning  of  Ondokuz Mayis University. He has research interest: climatic comfort, sustainability climate scenario, sustainability urban design, landscape ecology, landscape planning and management, GIS, recycling, plants, landscape engineering, environmental engineering, air quality, land use, remote sensing, Landscape Architecture, Landscape Materials, Climate, Landscape planning and management, Urban Morphology, Urban Design, Space Syntax.

    He supervised and completed 20 Master Thesis and 2 Doctorate Thesis. He is still supervising and conducting of 9 Doctorate thesis and 5 Master degrees. He has 2 international project done.

    He received various international awards after his studies, and in the ranking made by the 2018 Publons according to the Web of Science database, he entered the 1% slice worldwide in his field and won a gold medal. In 2020, Mendeley was included in the world's most influential scientists lists published by Web of Science and Scopus and ranked 44th among 66925 scientists on Mendeley's list. In addition to he has keep going to be included in the world's most influential scientists lists published by Web of Science and Scopus in %2 in 2020, 2021, 2022.

  • Osama B Muragaa Alrabiti image/svg+xml Kastamonu University

    Osama B Muragaa ALRABITI graduated from Landscape Architecture and got Bachelor Degree. He received his MSc  degree  from Master  of  Architecture program. He is currently a Ph.D.  student in Kastamonu University, Institute of Science, Department of Materials Sciences and Engineering.  He is currently working as an architecture, landscape architecture, urban planner, urban designer. His research interests are Landscape Architecture, Landscape Materials, Climate, Landscape planning and management, Urban Morphology, Urban Design, and Space Syntax.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47818/DRArch.2022.v3i3065

Keywords:

summer temprature index, bio comfort, tourism, Ordu

Abstract

Threshold values for climate elements have been determined and some indices have been developed, especially with studies on human comfort. It is a fact that the feeling of comfort is subjective and there are different psychological and physical factors affecting this feeling. However, the presentation of threshold values and indices is very interesting in determining the current state of the climate conditions of the environment in terms of average and optimal values and the extent of deviation from the most appropriate values. The values of the climate elements that need to be looked at in order to provide bioclimatic comfort; it as a combination of 21-27.5 °C temperature, 30-65% relative humidity and wind speed up to 5 m/s in open area. These values have been used in many bioclimatic assessments. In addition to being an effective factor in almost every aspect of people's lives, bio comfort is also important in the periods when tourism activities are carried out. Thus, it is extremely important to determine the regions that are not suitable for bio comfort in the season of tourism in the regions that tourism activities are carried out. The aim of this research is to determine the suitable and unsuitable areas in terms of bio comfort in summer by using New Summer Index throughout Ordu province via GIS. As a conclusion, it has been determined that the area covering approximately 57.62% of the southern part of the province is cold, and the most comfortable part of the province is the part covering approximately 11.12% of the province and located by the sea in the north of the province.

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2022-12-21

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Cetin, M., & Alrabiti, O. B. M. (2022). Determination of appropriate areas in terms of bio comfort by using summer temperature index with the help of GIS throughout Ordu province. Journal of Design for Resilience in Architecture and Planning, 3(3), 409–417. https://doi.org/10.47818/DRArch.2022.v3i3065

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