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    Forecasting greenhouse gas emissions based on different machine learning algorithms
    (2022-01-01) ÜLKÜ, EYÜP EMRE; Ulku I., ÜLKÜ E. E.
    © 2022, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.With the increase in greenhouse gas emissions, climate change is occurring in the atmosphere. Although the energy production for Turkey is increased at a high rate, the greenhouse gas emissions are still high currently. Problems that seem to be very complex can be predicted with different algorithms without difficulty. Due to fact that artificial intelligence is often included in the studies to evaluate the solution performance and make comparisons with the obtained solutions. In this study, machine learning algorithms are used to compare and predict greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxide (N2O), methane (CH4), and fluorinated gases (F-gases) are considered direct greenhouse gases originating from the agriculture and waste sectors, energy, industrial processes, and product use, within the scope of greenhouse gas emission statistics. Compared to different machine learning methods, support vector machines can be considered an advantageous estimation method since they can generalize more details. On the other hand, the artificial neural network algorithm is one of the most commonly used machine learning algorithms in terms of classification, optimization, estimation, regression, and pattern tracking. From this point of view, this study aims to predict greenhouse gas emissions using artificial neural network algorithms and support vector machines by estimating CO2, CH4, N2O, and F-gases from greenhouse gases. The data set was obtained from the Turkish Statistical Institute and the years are included between 1990 and 2019. All analyzes were performed using MATLAB version 2019b software.
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    NFT-based Asset Management System
    (2022-01-01) ÜLKÜ, EYÜP EMRE; Abaci I., ÜLKÜ E. E.
    There are billions of houses, businesses, and lands in the world, and we can prove the ownership of these assets with title deeds prepared by government offices. In the purchase and sale transactions of these titled assets, it is necessary to go through long and complex possess, and the actions that need to be taken do not end here. The asset must also be insured and paid regularly for insurance, tax, and some subscriptions like electricity, water, natural gas, etc. This study aims to create a blockchain-based asset management system that uses NFTs (non-fungible tokens), smart contracts, and the Ethereum network.
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    Municipal solid waste management: A case study utilizing DES and GIS
    (2023-10-02) ÇALIŞ USLU, BANU; DOĞAN, BUKET; ÜLKÜ, EYÜP EMRE; Çaliş Uslu B., Kerçek V. A., Şahin E., Perera T., Doğan B., Ülkü E. E.
    This research aims to compare two well-known solution methodologies, namely Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Discrete Event Simulation (DES), which are used to design, analyze, and optimize the solid waste management system based on the locations of the garbage bins. A significant finding of the study was that the application of the simulation methodology for a geographical area of a size of 278km2was challenging in that the addition of the geographical conditions to the developed model proved to be time-consuming. On the other hand, the simulation model that was developed without adding geographical conditions revealed that the number of bins could be reduced by 60.3% depending on the population size and garbage density. However, this model could not be implemented since the required walking distance was higher than 75 m, which is greater than the distance the residents could be reasonably expected to travel to reach a bin. Thus, using a cutoff value of 75 m, the total number of bins can be reduced by 30% on average with regard to the result obtained from the GIS-based solution. This can lead to an annual cost reduction of 93.706 € on average in the collection process and carbon dioxide release reduction of 18% on average.