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maps have vectorized format and others not. If the 
interested area have only ordinary type map, these maps 
will be vectorized and registered. 
help us to determine suitable places for infrastructure 
constructions (Korte, 1992) (Figure 6, 7 and 8). 
Figure 3. Satellite image of the interested location. 
Figure 4. High resolution satellite images of the 
interested location. 
Figure 5. High resolution aerial photos of the interested 
location (Deveci, Altan, Ayday, 1999). 
5.4 GIS Studies 
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) can help us to 
store, manage and display geographically referenced data 
so that geographically positioned archaeological sites are 
going to be listed under database which is linked to the 
vector type features on the maps and this information 
Figure 6. Information of archaeological site are linked to 
the graphical data. 
Figure 7. Information and photographs of the monuments 
are linked to the graphical map in GIS. 
Figure 8. Registered map of the ancient city linked to the 
important monuments and views in the GIS 
environment (Hueber, 1997; Karwiese, 1995; 
Scherrer, 1995)