2147-9364_2007_22_1and2

Author: M. ÜNAL, E. BERBER, İ. YATAĞAN, S. AKKURT Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 1-2 ABSTRACT:Natural stones have been used as a construction material since prehistoric age. Stone buildings and their protection and restoration are nowadays in the focus of interest. Natural disasters like fire can strongly damage or even may ruin these buildings. In this study, […]

Author: A.Ulvi UZER, M.Hilmi ACAR Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 1-2 ABSTRACT:The investigation area is located at the west side of Antalya City. The geological and mineralogical properties of the sediments constituting the alluviums of this region were investigated and the distribution of the clay minerals was presented. While the Mesozoic aged units are seen at the base

Author: Vedat ARSLAN, Güler GÖÇMEZ Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 1-2 ABSTRACT:Tuz lake basin with wide surface feeding area (18000 km2) is a sub basin of Konya closed basin. The investigated area, which is a good example of unconscious and excessive usage of groundwater, is located about 10 km south of Tuz Lake, and 40 km southwest of

Author: Güler GÖÇMEZ, İsmail KARA, Ayla Ayaz BOZDAĞ Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume: 22 Issue: 1-2 ABSTRACT:Investigation area contains hot and mineralized waters and also waters with low temperature yet lots of natural minerals waters and akroderm waters too. Hot and mineral springs are located in the centre of Rize Country, Çamlıhemşin, İkizdere Districts and Ayder and Ilıca Villages. Springs

Author: Gulmustafa ŞEN, Erdal AKYOL, Mahmut FIRAT 2007 Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 1-2 ABSTRACT:Liquefaction is one of the major natural hazards caused by earthquakes and it can be defined as an increase of pore pressure and lost of bearing capacity of the soils because of a dynamic impact (earthquake). In order to estimate liquefaction potential, Liquefaction Potential