Seismic record approach for the evaluation of natural hazards: a key study from SW Anatolia/ Turkey

Türe, Orkun; Çobanoğlu, İbrahim; Gül, Murat; Karacan, Ergun

doi:10.1007/s12665-021-09779-0

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“…The fault zones known as the Fethiye-Burdur Fault zone on land and the Hellenic Trench at sea present a major seismic hazard source to the study area (Türe et al, 2021). Earthquakes of 7-7.9 magnitudes were reported in this region, both in the historical period and the instrumental period after the 1900s (Türe et al, 2021). Based on their statistical analysis, Türe et al (2021) evaluated the probability of earthquakes smaller than 6.4 in 50 years to be 100% in Fethiye and its surroundings.…”

Section: Geological Settingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Earthquakes of 7-7.9 magnitudes were reported in this region, both in the historical period and the instrumental period after the 1900s (Türe et al, 2021). Based on their statistical analysis, Türe et al (2021) evaluated the probability of earthquakes smaller than 6.4 in 50 years to be 100% in Fethiye and its surroundings. The probability of earthquakes greater than 6.5 is calculated around 50% (Türe et al, 2021).…”

Section: Geological Settingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Based on their statistical analysis, Türe et al (2021) evaluated the probability of earthquakes smaller than 6.4 in 50 years to be 100% in Fethiye and its surroundings. The probability of earthquakes greater than 6.5 is calculated around 50% (Türe et al, 2021).…”

Section: Geological Settingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…SW Türkiye is under the threat of mass movements due to its old (thrust tectonics-nap tectonics) and current (seismicity due to active faults) tectonic structure, highly variable-sharp morphological structure, and high precipitation rate (Cengiz & Ercanoglu, 2022;Duman et al, 2009Duman et al, , 2011Orak, 2017;Orak et al, 2019;Şenel, 1997a;Tosun et al, 2021;Türe et al, 2021). The relevant ministry declared this area a disaster region in 1964 because some of the large-scale movements covered by this study had a devastating effect on human life (Orak et al, 2019).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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This study uses multitemporal InSAR images to assess different types of mass movements occurring in the Seydikemer (Muğla, SW Türkiye) district. A major highway connecting the Fethiye district and Antalya province and numerous small settlements of various sizes are found in the study area. In terms of summer tourism, they are Türkiye's most well‐known locations. Since the 1960s, at least according to official records, mass movements in this area have been known to negatively impact human life. Some areas have even been declared disaster zones for this reason. However, the movement's size, type, and susceptibility to landslides have all been studied in the last 10–15 years. With satellite images and field studies, distinctive lobate‐shaped movements were classified as inactive and active. During fieldwork, characteristic features such as rough topography and bending trees were easily observed and indicated extremely slow and large‐scale movement. In this study, it was found that movement less than 7–8 mm/year could be classified as ‘extremely slow’ mass movement like a ‘creep’, and moving up to 43 mm/year was evaluated as ‘very slow’ movement and ‘earth slide’ on a rigid surface. The examined moving masses with lobate geometry are activated by natural factors such as valley slope direction, stream bed flow direction, erosion of the toe of the river valleys, earthquakes, excessive precipitation, or human activities such as road opening.

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“…In the new map, the earthquake For the application, the probability of at least one earthquake occurring in a year is calculated. Since earthquakes commonly follow Poisson distribution [36], the earthquake probability for the magnitude j in each region is calculated with Eq. ( 4).…”

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Energy-saving has become one of the basic strategies for developing countries like Turkey that need energy imports. One of these strategies is energy-efﬁcient building designs. The energy-efﬁcient building envelope, which is one of the most important components of energy-efﬁcient building designs, is of great importance in terms of insulation, indoor comfort, and environmental effects. In addition, the climatic and seismic characteristics of the regions where the buildings will be built are a matter of curiosity for building designers. It is an important problem to determine the effect of climate and earthquake zones on the building envelope. In this study, the effects of climate and earthquake zones on the costs in the building life cycle, together with the building envelope properties, are investigated. Life cycle cost assessment (LCA) analysis is applied by considering the parameters of building envelope material cost, heating energy consumption cost, cooling energy consumption cost, CO2 emission cost, embodied carbon cost, and earthquake-based repair cost. Fourteen different decision variables are taken into account, including exterior plaster, wall, and roof insulation material, wall, interior plaster, the thickness of these materials, window type, and window/wall ratio. Signiﬁcance levels of decision variables for heating energy consumption,cooling energy consumption and CO2 emission are calculated.It is determined that ﬁve decision variables for heating energy consumption, four for cooling energy consumption, and seven for CO2 emission are more important.It is an interesting pattern that earthquake zones have 28%,46%,and 13% importance for heating energy consumption,cooling energy consumption,and CO2 emission.It has been observed that the Energy Plus-based ANN approach proposed for LCA analysis provides over 95% accuracy on the sample data set

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An assessment of probabilistic seismic hazard for the cities in Southwest Turkey using historical and instrumental earthquake catalogs

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Seismic record approach for the evaluation of natural hazards: a key study from SW Anatolia/ Turkey

Cited by 4 publications

References 34 publications

Mass movement evaluation in deformed clastic rock with InSAR technique

Mass movement evaluation in deformed clastic rock with InSAR technique

Analysis of the Building Envelope Materials, Climate, and Earthquake Zones in Energy-efficient Building Designs

An assessment of probabilistic seismic hazard for the cities in Southwest Turkey using historical and instrumental earthquake catalogs

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