Doğa Dinemis AMAN

Dr. Doğa Dinemis AMAN is an Assistant Professor at Ozyegin University, specializing in Urban Landscape Planning and Disaster Management. She holds a PhD from Istanbul Technical University's (ITU) Graduate School of Science (2019), with a focus on Children's Playgrounds and Urban Resilience. Her academic journey includes a Master's (2013) and Bachelor's (2011) in Landscape Architecture from ITU, followed by a visiting research period at Wageningen University (2016). She previously served as a Research Assistant at ITU's Faculty of Architecture (2011–2019).

Her research emphasizes disaster risk reduction, urban landscape design, and sustainable urban development. Key areas include earthquake-resilient infrastructure, playground safety, and the integration of green spaces into disaster relief strategies. She has contributed to multi-criteria decision models for post-disaster assembly areas and explored the role of urban parks in sustainable water management.

Dr. AMAN has received the Graduation Project Diploma Prize for her undergraduate work and has won awards in architectural project competitions. Her work bridges theoretical research with practical urban design solutions, focusing on improving public spaces' functionality and safety in disaster-prone environments.

• Educations:
  • Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, ITU Faculty of Architecture, 2011
  • Master of Science in Landscape Architecture, ITU Graduate School, 2013
  • PhD in Urban Landscape Planning, ITU Graduate School, 2019

Her articles highlight a focus on disaster resilience, sustainable urban design, and the interplay between infrastructure and natural systems. Notable works include studies on coastal resilience in Istanbul and earthquake assembly area planning. Awards include recognition for her graduation project and contributions to architectural education through disaster-aware design projects.

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