Thirasia Morphology
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Thirassia has an arched shape and constitutes the northwestern edge of the caldera.
The morphology is much like that of Santorini but on a smaller scale. Flat areas can be found on the western and northern part of the island and cover approximately 15% of its total area (NAMA 1998, v.2, 5).
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| Source: | "Santorini: Sustainable Regional Development 2004; regional planning of the islands of Thera and Therasia Phase A: Analysis" |
| Page: | 154 |
| Written by: | - Michael Romanos - Carla Chifos - Francis P. Wray - Frank Russell - Menelaos Triantafillou and students: E. Crisanti, C. Freese, H. Fulmer, E. Huber, E. Lopez-Stickney, A. Meyer, M. Steele, H. Wadih, N. Luehmann. |
| University of Cincinnati School of Planning. | |
| To download the entire analysis and/or learn more about the University of Cincinnati: | http://www.therafoundation.org/articles/copy_of_University%20of%20Cincinnati/ |