The Imperative Necessity of Erbil-Koya Highway Stretch

Human civilization encompasses all that humans have created, both materially and morally, within a specific time and place. Thus, building highway extensions represents a significant addition to the material aspects of civilization. Highways are a crucial component of human development, affecting societies in social, economic, environmental, urban, and cultural ways. Connecting Erbil with Koya via a highway is expected to affect the populations of both cities and their surrounding areas. This paper examines the role of highways in societal development, with a particular focus on Koya. We have demonstrated the importance of highway design through mathematical models using modern speed parameters, fuzzy logic, and control methods. Additionally, we proposed a method for managing highway speeds through radar and remote sensing technologies. The paper highlights the inevitable societal progress resulting from the Koya-Erbil highway connection.

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Fusion Practice and Applications
Published
2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.54216/fpa.180107
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Ottoman and Turkish Studies
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The Imperative Necessity of Erbil-Koya Highway Stretch

Abdulqader Abdulqader
Fusion Practice and Applications
Ottoman and Turkish Studies
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The Imperative Necessity of Erbil-Koya Highway Stretch

Abdulqader Abdulqader
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Abstract

Human civilization encompasses all that humans have created, both materially and morally, within a specific time and place. Thus, building highway extensions represents a significant addition to the material aspects of civilization. Highways are a crucial component of human development, affecting societies in social, economic, environmental, urban, and cultural ways. Connecting Erbil with Koya via a highway is expected to affect the populations of both cities and their surrounding areas. This paper examines the role of highways in societal development, with a particular focus on Koya. We have demonstrated the importance of highway design through mathematical models using modern speed parameters, fuzzy logic, and control methods. Additionally, we proposed a method for managing highway speeds through radar and remote sensing technologies. The paper highlights the inevitable societal progress resulting from the Koya-Erbil highway connection.

Fusion Practice and ApplicationsVol. 18(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Ottoman and Turkish Studies
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