The aim of the model in the article is to break down site preference into a group of explanatory variables and to examine how various site features contribute differently to the preference for a site. For this, there is a need first for an indicator which is con-sidered attractive for the region concerning logistic warehouses. Here, as a value indi-cating that the sites are preferred for location selection of warehouses, the “warehouse density in the quarter” has been used to constitute the dependent variable. After addresses of the warehouses have been transferred to the GIS program, warehouse density per quarter in Istanbul has been calculated as “warehouse number/km2”.
Then, the average of the densities is calculated. When the average is calculated, the extreme values are extracted in order to exactly reflect the main mass. The average density of warehouses is found as 18 warehouses per square kilometres. Places above this threshold value are considered in the following sections of the study as regions where warehouses are concentrated (preferred location for warehouses), and places below are considered to be places where there is no warehouse density (not-preferred location for warehouses).
The aim of the model in the article is to break down site preference into a group of explanatory variables and to examine how various site features contribute differently to the preference for a site. For this, there is a need first for an indicator which is con-sidered attractive for the region concerning logistic warehouses. Here, as a value indi-cating that the sites are preferred for location selection of warehouses, the “warehouse density in the quarter” has been used to constitute the dependent variable. After addresses of the warehouses have been transferred to the GIS program, warehouse density per quarter in Istanbul has been calculated as “warehouse number/km2”.Then, the average of the densities is calculated. When the average is calculated, the extreme values are extracted in order to exactly reflect the main mass. The average density of warehouses is found as 18 warehouses per square kilometres. Places above this threshold value are considered in the following sections of the study as regions where warehouses are concentrated (preferred location for warehouses), and places below are considered to be places where there is no warehouse density (not-preferred location for warehouses).
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