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2.1.3. Energy Integrated Urban Land
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These applications which determine
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International Laws and Regulations
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Regulations of the Philippines Esta
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facilities and greenhouse heating (
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concepts, of Turkey are played very
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First (until 1980s), laws which wer
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Table 2. 9. Geothermal resource cha
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Development and utilization of a ge
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Solutions are required which give p
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participation is defined in seven l
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geothermal infrastructure system tr
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population and collecting the detai
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Data Collection Types Table 3. 1. T
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c. sex, d. age, e. educational leve
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General Directorate of Mineral Rese
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CHAPTER 4 ANALYZING THE DATA OF GEO
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4.1.1.2. Geographical Location of B
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Figure 4. 1. Geological maps of Bal
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Table 4. 2. Chronological developme
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Local District Heating and Greenhou
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of these factors according to the i
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Egitim Çetin Emeç Teleferik Fevzi
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should be added to the Balçova Dev
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In developing plan decisions, incre
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Waters” which are clarified in de
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giving study results based on the n
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Building Ownership Situation The fa
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energy, and what their expectations
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Emeç neighborhoods, it was observe
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Number of Floors General informatio
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Land Block Density (User Energy Den
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Heat load density of buildings The
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utilized for building heating, the
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CHAPTER 5 THE MODEL APPLICATION FOR
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Simulation is a method with which a
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double units. In the areas dominate
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Commonly in this area, a restrictio
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Table 5. 2. The classifications and
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5.4. The Evaluation of the Results
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Table 5. 9. The comparing the devel
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CHAPTER 6 CONCLUSION The energy con
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the other goal of the thesis. The a
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part in this energy process. Accord
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The variable of parcel size and vac
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REFERENCES Agyeman, Julian, Robert
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Capello, R. and P. Nijkamp. 1999. S
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Goumas, MG., V.A. Lygerou and L.E.
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Keppel, Geoffrey. 1991. Design and
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McGeough, Una, Doug Newman and Jay
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Pira, E., M. Turbiglio and M. Maron
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Tashakkori, Abbas and C.harles Tedd
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Yin, Robert K. 2003. Case study res
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• In case a boring well is necess
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In “Investigation and planning”
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Renewable Energy Resource” (04.20
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APPENDIX B QUESTIONNAIRE FORMS OF D
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214 Figure B-3. Questionnaire form
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The map shows the advantageous of t
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Figure C-4. Regional geothermal inf
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Site type settlements in Balçova d
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Figure C-8. The sample streets for
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Values (ytl) 0,2 917 120 Figure C-1
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Values (ytl) 350 300 250 200 150 10
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APPENDIX D GENERAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC B
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230 Table D-1. City and village pop
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232 1 2 3 Table D-5. Population sit
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1 2 BALÇOVA SETTLEMENT 1997 EDUCAT
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236 Table D-10. Population by labor