Greek-Turkish boundary near the cities Kos and Bodrum has been shaken on July 20, 2017 by a Mw6. 6 earthquake. The mainshock is located offshore and did not generate an on-land …
Abstract On July 20, 2017 22: 31 UTC, a strong M w= 6.6 earthquake occurred at shallow depth between Kos Island (Greece) and Bodrum (Turkey). We derive a co-seismic fault …
H Tur, C Yaltırak, İ Elitez, KT Sarıkavak - Tectonophysics, 2015 - Elsevier
Evolution of the east–west-trending Gökova Graben structure is related to the north–south extension of the Aegean segment of the Aegean–Anatolian Microplate. The Pliocene …
The mechanical behavior of continental lithosphere of Aegean region and western Turkey is one of the foremost interesting geological disputes in earth sciences. This region provides …
SUMMARY The 2017 July 20 Bodrum–Kos earthquake (M w 6.6) is the largest instrumentally recorded earthquake in the Gökova graben, one of the primary physiographic …
Southwestern Turkey experienced a transition from crustal shortening to extension during Late Cenozoic, and evidence of this was recorded in four distinct basin types in the Muğla …
The interpretation of new multichannel seismic profiles and previously published high- resolution swath and seismic reflection data from the Gökova Gulf and southeast of Kos …
The Gulf of Gökova is a half-graben that is located on the southernmost part of the Aegean Extensional Region. The gulf is bounded on its north by the Gökova Fault Zone, which is an …
Abstract The July 20, 2017, MW 6.6 Kos–Gökova Gulf earthquake occurred offshore, near Bodrum of Turkey and Kos of Greece. It was one of the strongest in the broader area during …