RESIDENTIAL AREA LOCATION MODELS: A RESEARCH ON CROSS INQUIRIES & CORRELATION ANALYSIS

Abstract

Residential area location modeling is an important one of the great difficulties of contemporary social science. In the study, a research is done on cross inquiries & correlation analysis about the residential area location models. A research is done aboutdemographic data, the validity of their available environmental context, the data specifying their choice, the data from the status of property and the data of the socio-economic state of the person.The aim of this study is to make research on cross inquiries and correlation analysis about residential area location models.The topic is searched using SPSS computer program. Using this program; frequencies, crosstabs and correlations are formed.To interrogate socio economic and demographic data; the relationship between father's age/family cycle, income/family conversion, occupation/property, number of households/income, number of households/ownership, father age/mobility, father's age/ownership, occupation/ownership, occupation/income, income/education are examined. Also, to interrogatereview preferences on ownership and current situation; the relationship between mobility/apartment area adequacy, neighborhood relations/mobility, homeownership/mobility, income/mobilityare examined. The analyses of the relationships are reviewed in conclusion.