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As it is known, Conservation aimed development plans require 
more detailed and numerous surveying works in various quality 
rather than all sorts of planning works, to be carried out. As it is 
seen at this very point, additional new information can be 
obtained by collecting, drawing (application of the data), 
evaluating and analysing of all spatial and non-spatial data in 
GIS area. In addition to this, the very complicated data obtained 
can be controlled by means of the queries which are provided 
by GIS. Having obtained the updating of the stored information, 
GIS also ease the applications of conservation aimed planning 
decisions clearly, according to traditional labour-intensive 
evaluation methods.