Journals / Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry / 2000 / Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 6

Using the Parcel Transposition Ratio (PYO) in the Evaluation of land Consolidation Projects

Pages
745–749
Publication Date
2000-06-01
DOI
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According to the results of two different models applied to the Tokat-Erbaa-Yukarı Çandır Village land consolidation area, first of all the previous owners of parcels were identified.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, land consolidation projects were evaluated by a different way than usual.
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Key Findings & Data:Then using these values, in Model A 22.18% of the total area and in Model B 18.31% of the total area were given to the previous owners.
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Conclusion & Impact:According to the results of two different models applied to the Tokat-Erbaa-Yukarı Çandır Village land consolidation area, first of all the previous owners of parcels were identified.
🔬Design:Modeling & Simulation
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Land consolidation · parcel transposition ratio · evaluation

Abstract

In this study, land consolidation projects were evaluated by a different way than usual. According to the results of two different models applied to the Tokat-Erbaa-Yukarı Çandır Village land consolidation area, first of all the previous owners of parcels were identified. Then using these values, in Model A 22.18% of the total area and in Model B 18.31% of the total area were given to the previous owners. For both models, statistical calculations were made between the previous parcel(s) in a block and the parcel(s) given in the same block for all holdings. The relationships were found to be significant (P

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In this study, land consolidation projects were evaluated by a different way than usual. According to the results of two different models applied to the Tokat-Erbaa-Yukarı Çandır Village land consolidation area, first of all the previous owners of parcels were identified. Then using these values, in Model A 22.18% of the total area and in Model B 18.31% of the total area were given to the previous owners. For both models, statistical calculations were made between the previous parcel(s) in a block and the parcel(s) given in the same block for all holdings. The relationships were found to be significant (P

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AYRANCI, Y. (2000). Using the Parcel Transposition Ratio (PYO) in the Evaluation of land Consolidation Projects. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 6, 745–749. https://ajindex.com/articles/214623

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