Ş Ersoy, A Koçak - Geomatics, Natural Hazards and Risk, 2016 - Taylor & Francis
Unless decision makers urgently exhibit a proactive approach to earthquake preparedness, Istanbul will be the most vulnerable city for the expected great Marmara Earthquake and …
The westward propagation of the seismic ruptures along the North Anatolian Fault (NAF) during the 20th century has increased the probability that the next rupture will be located …
Tsunamis are triggered by sudden seafloor displacements, and usually originate from seismic activity at faults. Nevertheless, strike-slip faults are usually disregarded as major …
Unimaginable catastrophe struck the coasts of Indian Ocean in the morning of January 26, 2004, wiping out more than 275,000 human life at a stroke from the face of the earth. It was …
A Byzantine harbour (Theodosian harbour) has been uncovered during excavations at Yenikapı, with a stratigraphic sequence spanning the past 7000 BP. In the marine part of the …
FA Turer Baskaya - Journal of Coastal Conservation, 2015 - Springer
The 21st century will bring about chaotic environmental issues that are likely to be challenging and which will need innovative solutions. As one of these challenging issues …
This study evaluates tsunami hazards in the Marmara Sea from possible worst-case tsunami scenarios that are from submarine earthquakes and landslides. In terms of fault-generated …
There are numerous earthquakes and tsunamis that occurred in Eastern Mediterranean and are documented in historical records. Hellenic Arc is one of the important tsunami source …
The North Anatolian Fault (NAF) in the Gulf of İzmit, eastern Marmara Sea, consists of three subsegments linked by bends. The present study focuses on the Hersek Peninsula, which is …