Mehmet Alkan
Biographic Data
| ID | 6278582 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mehmet Alkan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mehmet |
| FAMILY NAME | Alkan |
| SIGNATURE | ALKAN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yıldız Technical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7542-5455 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The divine Mount Koeros
In October 2021 the presence of ancient remains on a ridge below the 2000m summit of Kımıl Dağı in the Gerger district of Adıyaman province was reported to Adıyaman Museum. Investigations by archaeologists from the Museum revealed the existence of a previously unreported sanctuary belonging to the ruler cult of Antiochus I of Commagene. Two substantial limestone stelai recovered from the site have now been brought to the Perrhe Archaeological Par…
Some New Christian Funerary Inscriptions from Savatra and Surroundings
This contribution presents four newly found Christian funerary inscriptions from the Lycaonian city of Savatra (Yağlıbayat). One of these (no. 2) was unearthed at Savatra during the excavations, while the others were found during the surveys in and around the Yağlıbayat village. Numerous epigraphic finds previously discovered in Savatra and the surrounding area provide valuable evidence of the rise of Christianity in the city. The newly presented…
A causal GeoAI framework for capturing the unearned increment to self-finance public infrastructure
Newly Found Funerary Inscriptions from the Muratdede/Masdat Village of Karaman (Laranda)
This contribution presents the recent discovery of seven funerary inscriptions, three of them are epigrams, in the village of Muratdede/Masdat in the province of Karaman. The first five of these inscriptions date from the Roman imperial era and the remaining two can be dated to the Late Roman or Early Byzantine periods. The following personal names are recorded in these inscriptions: Αὐρ Πωπας and his son of the same name, Πωπας, Βαλαθθις (no. 1)…
What European practices can offer for the sustain of Türkiye's land value capture instruments
Ensuring the sustainability of cities and communities is closely linked to sharing the financial burden and rent among stakeholders arising from development. Administrations undertake Land Value Capture (LVC) to finance infrastructure investments and implement urbanization policies by recapturing a portion (or all) of the increase resulting from development. Through recurring and non-recurring instruments developed for this purpose, support is pr…
Assessing the impact of unplanned settlements on urban renewal projects with GEE
New inscriptions from the Settlement on Belen Tepesi at Gülmez Dağı in Central Lycia
The settlement of Belen has not been investigated since the brief notice made by J. Borchhardt in 1975 until last year, although there are significant archaeological remains and it is situated at an important geographical position between Myra and Limyra. Some new archaeological and epigraphic finds, one, a funerary inscription, the others, fragmentary inscriptions, were found in the settlement of Belen Tepesi during our survey concerning the res…
Global scientific production on Ladm-based research
The role of government in land registry and cadastre service in Turkey
Design and implementation of a Ladm-based external archive data model for land registry and cadastre transactions in Turkey
Heliodoros or the Fate of a Christian Councilman of Perinthos During the Great Persecution
This paper discusses a sarcophagus that was found in Gemlik (the ancient city of Kios) some years ago. It bears a longer than usual inscription with many orthographical and some grammatical errors. A certain Eikadios bought the sarcophagus for the burial of his father Heliodoros, who had been a bouleutes and gerousiarches of the city of Thracian Herakleia (Perinthos). In Kios Heliodoros had died as a Christian, but was still unburied, when Eikadi…
Determining strategies for the cadastre 2034 vision using an AHP-Based SWOT analysis
Determining strategies for the cadastre 2034 vision using an AHP-Based SWOT analysis
Design and implementation of a Ladm-based external archive data model for land registry and cadastre transactions in Turkey
Assessing the impact of unplanned settlements on urban renewal projects with GEE
Global scientific production on Ladm-based research
The role of government in land registry and cadastre service in Turkey
Heliodoros or the Fate of a Christian Councilman of Perinthos During the Great Persecution
This paper discusses a sarcophagus that was found in Gemlik (the ancient city of Kios) some years ago. It bears a longer than usual inscription with many orthographical and some grammatical errors. A certain Eikadios bought the sarcophagus for the burial of his father Heliodoros, who had been a bouleutes and gerousiarches of the city of Thracian Herakleia (Perinthos). In Kios Heliodoros had died as a Christian, but was still unburied, when Eikadi…
Heliodoros or the Fate of a Christian Councilman of Perinthos During the Great Persecution
This paper discusses a sarcophagus that was found in Gemlik (the ancient city of Kios) some years ago. It bears a longer than usual inscription with many orthographical and some grammatical errors. A certain Eikadios bought the sarcophagus for the burial of his father Heliodoros, who had been a bouleutes and gerousiarches of the city of Thracian Herakleia (Perinthos). In Kios Heliodoros had died as a Christian, but was still unburied, when Eikadi…
Determining strategies for the cadastre 2034 vision using an AHP-Based SWOT analysis
Design and implementation of a Ladm-based external archive data model for land registry and cadastre transactions in Turkey
The role of government in land registry and cadastre service in Turkey
New inscriptions from the Settlement on Belen Tepesi at Gülmez Dağı in Central Lycia
The settlement of Belen has not been investigated since the brief notice made by J. Borchhardt in 1975 until last year, although there are significant archaeological remains and it is situated at an important geographical position between Myra and Limyra. Some new archaeological and epigraphic finds, one, a funerary inscription, the others, fragmentary inscriptions, were found in the settlement of Belen Tepesi during our survey concerning the res…
Global scientific production on Ladm-based research
Newly Found Funerary Inscriptions from the Muratdede/Masdat Village of Karaman (Laranda)
This contribution presents the recent discovery of seven funerary inscriptions, three of them are epigrams, in the village of Muratdede/Masdat in the province of Karaman. The first five of these inscriptions date from the Roman imperial era and the remaining two can be dated to the Late Roman or Early Byzantine periods. The following personal names are recorded in these inscriptions: Αὐρ Πωπας and his son of the same name, Πωπας, Βαλαθθις (no. 1)…
What European practices can offer for the sustain of Türkiye's land value capture instruments
Ensuring the sustainability of cities and communities is closely linked to sharing the financial burden and rent among stakeholders arising from development. Administrations undertake Land Value Capture (LVC) to finance infrastructure investments and implement urbanization policies by recapturing a portion (or all) of the increase resulting from development. Through recurring and non-recurring instruments developed for this purpose, support is pr…
Assessing the impact of unplanned settlements on urban renewal projects with GEE
The divine Mount Koeros
In October 2021 the presence of ancient remains on a ridge below the 2000m summit of Kımıl Dağı in the Gerger district of Adıyaman province was reported to Adıyaman Museum. Investigations by archaeologists from the Museum revealed the existence of a previously unreported sanctuary belonging to the ruler cult of Antiochus I of Commagene. Two substantial limestone stelai recovered from the site have now been brought to the Perrhe Archaeological Par…
Some New Christian Funerary Inscriptions from Savatra and Surroundings
This contribution presents four newly found Christian funerary inscriptions from the Lycaonian city of Savatra (Yağlıbayat). One of these (no. 2) was unearthed at Savatra during the excavations, while the others were found during the surveys in and around the Yağlıbayat village. Numerous epigraphic finds previously discovered in Savatra and the surrounding area provide valuable evidence of the rise of Christianity in the city. The newly presented…
A causal GeoAI framework for capturing the unearned increment to self-finance public infrastructure
Geography (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (4 works) · Environmental planning (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (3 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Cadastre (3 works)