Items where Author is "Aktürk, Gül"

Article

Aktürk, Gül and Hauser, Stephan J. (2024) Integrated understanding of climate change and disaster risk for building resilience of cultural heritage sites. Natural Hazards . ISSN 0921-030X [Article]

Hauser, Stephan J. and Aktürk, Gül (2022) Investigate past polluting activities on public health and land uses. Cities: the international journal of urban policy and planning, 123 (103599). ISSN 0264-2751 [Article]

Aktürk, Gül and Fluck, Hannah (2022) Vernacular heritage as a response to climate: lessons for future climate resilience from Rize, Turkey. Lessons for future climate resilience from Rize, Turkey, Land, 11 (2). ISSN 2073-445X [Article]

Aktürk, Gül (2022) A systematic overview of the barriers to building climate adaptation of cultural and natural heritage sites in polar regions. Environmental Science & Policy, 136 . pp. 19-32. ISSN 1462-9011 [Article]

Aktürk, Gül and Dastgerdi, Ahmadreza Shirvani (2021) Cultural landscapes under the threat of climate change: a systematic study of barriers to resilience. Sustainability, 13 (17). ISSN 2071-1050 [Article]

Aktürk, Gül and Lerski, Martha (2021) Intangible cultural heritage: a benefit to climate-displaced and host communities. Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences . ISSN 2190-6483 [Article]

Aktürk, Gül and Hauser, Stephan J. (2021) Detection of disaster-prone vernacular heritage sites at district scale: The case of Fındıklı in Rize, Turkey. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 58 . pp. 1-12. ISSN 22124209 [Article]

Aktürk, Gül (2020) Remembering traditional craftsmanship: conserving a heritage of woodworking in Rize, Turkey. International Journal of Intangible Heritage, 15 . pp. 134-146. ISSN 1975-3586 [Article]

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Yerli, Didem, Aktürk, Gül and Dolgun, Esma (2022) A new shipping canal for Istanbul? Water, history, economy and ‘crossroads’. https://www.portcityfutures.nl/news/a-new-shipping-canal-for-istanbul-water-history-economy-and-crossroads. [Other]

Aktürk, Gül and Hauser, Stephan J. (2021) Blue Paper #5: Sea snot as a visible sign of climate change. Port City Futures. [Other]

Aktürk, Gül (2020) Learning from the Climate Narratives of Cultural Heritage. Centre for Global Heritage and Development Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities. [Other]