Full text: XVIIIth Congress (Part B4)

+ Close inspection of reliability in obtaining a wide 
range of geographical analysis and products. 
People and organizations examining GIS technology are 
initially attracted to it by the many applications and 
benefits it offers within their own profession, discipline or 
area expertise. There are three GIS capabilities which 
have major significance for people and organizations: 
e The ability to share common database of geographic 
information which often leads to better cooperation 
and a vast reduction in redundancy and 
inconsistency. 
e The ability to bring together unrelated data, using 
location as a method for building the relationships 
which can lead to interdisciplinary discoveries and 
cooperation at many levels. 
e The ability to aggregate data into larger geographic 
units that are more useful for the large scale 
applications which can lead to far better 
understanding, cooperation and management of the 
operational units within an organization. 
The aim of this studies is to show up the importance of 
the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) clarifying 
basic ad hoc aspects and to set up pilot projects on the 
design and implementation of a GIS. The hardware and 
software used ITU Civil Engineering Faculty for different 
applications are explained (Seker and Altan, 1995). 
Some of these applications are; 
Environmental Information System, 
Information System in Rural Areas, 
Information System for ITU Ayazaÿa Campus, 
Urban Information System for Public Works of 
Municipalities, 
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APPLICATION AREAS 
Information System about Air Pollution 
Producing Data to an Information System used for 
GSM Communication by Digitizing the 1:250 000 
scaled maps. 
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3.1. Environmental Information System 
The objective of this study is to develop techniques for 
establishing an environmental information system and to 
explore its utility as an aid for evacuating water quality 
management in  Porsuk River. Water quality 
management constitutes an integral part of research 
project on *River Basin Management for the Sakarya 
Basin". The project was designed in general, for major 
task to develop a better understanding of the water 
resources management and to explore the possibilities of 
integrated river basin management as the basis for the 
comprehensive, multi-purpose management of national 
water resources.  Porsuk River water quality 
management studies is the first application within the 
context of the project. This study aims to upgrade the 
water quality of the Porsuk River for beneficial uses 
planned through the use of on information system abate 
environmental impact assessment (Arslan, 1993). 
3.2. Information System in Rural Areas 
In this study three different applications in the different 
parts of Turkey which can be seen in Figure 1. are 
performed to investigate the implementation of 
information systems in rural areas by using different 
kinds of data types in following phases (Seker, 1993, 
1995). 
- Determine the objectives, 
- Creation of the Geographic Database, 
- Performing query and analysis, 
- Presentation of the results. 
  
  
   
  
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