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There are several techniques used for SWOT Analysis. SWOT 
Analysis of cultural heritage in the built environment can be 
obtained based on the collected data as a result of the other 
mentioned analysis techniques. Analyzing the existing physical 
characteristics of the cultural heritage site by studying 
everything from its morphological evolution and environment 
gives its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. 
Inventory Survey includes the information gathering related to 
individual buildings, individual streets (pattern) and historic 
sites. In order to conduct an inventory survey, a special form is 
designated for each building, street or site. On this form, for 
individual buildings, information about walls, 
material/technology, structural condition, inner-spaces, facades- 
openings, decoration-ornamentation, furniture, outside the 
immediate surroundings that is gardens, parks, squares and type 
and level of intervention must be considered. For individual 
street (pattern), walls, material-technology, structural condition, 
elevations, facades-openings, details that constitute street 
pattern, decoration/omamentation on buildings and silhouettes 
must be considered. And for historic sites, the chief 
monumental buildings, private buildings of monumental 
character and the more modest building forming the connecting 
fabric, the features of streets, squares/like ancient paving, 
silhouettes, street elevations-with their own characteristics and 
works such as bridges, queys, connected natural features on site 
such as rivers, channels, lakes, ports, trees etc., urban outdoor 
furnishing, fountains, street lamps, signs, other street furniture 
etc. must be considered. Additionally, the inventory forms 
should be supported by visual documents such as photographs, 
measures and/or sketch drawings (Doratli&Onal, 2000). 
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