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Figure 6. The transformation from NetCad media to GIS 
software 
The procedures of the transformation of data, on which wall 
buildings drawn on the cadastral map of the study area, are also 
seen together with, from NetCad to AutoCad media and then to 
ArcView3.3 programme, have been carried out. The condition, 
which is related to ArcView3.3 programme, of the general 
border of cadastral building block of the study area and the 
walls built later are seen on Figure 7. 
The rectification works carried out in the study area, which are 
the procedures of getting known the position of the buildings 
either constructed in recent years or existed before in the 
cadastral building block, and ascertaining the positions of the 
bare spaces occurred later such as garden, wall and courtyard, 
has provided easiness to the development plan in the drawing of 
data to be applied (Figure 8). 
Figure 7. Cadastral map of the study area 
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The works which determine the position of a listed building and 
its plot in the area have been performed and shown in 
ArchView3.3 media (Figure 9). 
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Figure 9. The position of listed building and its plot 
4. LINKING THE SPATIAL AND NON-SPATIAL DATA 
AND MAKING QUERIES 
As it is known, the linking and querying of the spatial and non- 
spatial data each other used to be done by passing at difficult 
stages with the support of a few different software in 1990s 
(Yomralioglu, 2000). 
The last stage which has been reached in the related software 
packages today, has become the materialisation of the works 
mentioned above with the support of single software yet. As its 
resembling ones do, the programme, which was used in this 
study, also provides the integration of the spatial and non-spatial 
data of the study area together and possibility of all sorts of 
making query and analysis. When the cursor comes on the plot, 
the information provided as a text and picture increased the 
capacity of giving any kind of decision of a planner for the 
works to be done. 
In Figure 10, the questionnaire evaluations carried out on the 
site of the cadastral plot with No.2992 and the pictured 
appearance of the building located on the plot are seen. In 
Figure 11, also the querying of building age/ number of storey 
together; and also in the Figure 12, the ratio of mass/space 
building of the plots are seen. Here, it is also possible to get the 
elevation appearances of the building on a plot individually, 
together with the buildings located in a street as silhouette 
and/or photogrammetric. However, these facilities have been 
left from the content of this study. All these details are 
important factors which provide easiness in planning works and 
ease the feed-back in production of planning decisions. 
Figure 8. The positions of the buildings in the study area