2147-9364_2007_22_3

Author: Ali YALÇIN Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 3 ABSTRACT:Among various natural hazards, landslides are the most widespread and damaging. Potentials landslide-prone areas should, therefore, are identified in advance in order to reduce such damage. In this respect, landslide susceptibility assessment can provide valuable information essential for hazard mitigation through proper project planning and implementation. This paper presents […]

Author: Mustafa ALBAYRAK, Abdullah ÇUBUKÇU, Ahmet ACAR Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 3 ABSTRACT:The Study area is located in Trace Basin. There is a sequence starting from Upper Cretaceous to Quaternary units. The sequences seem to show two seperate successions located in the three different locations [1-Enez –Hisarlı, 2- Keşan and its sotheast (Kızkapanı Village and its surrounding)

Author: Doğan AYDAL, Alaaddin VURAL, İpek USLU TAŞDELEN, Emine GÖKÇE AYDAL Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 3 ABSTRACT:The study area investigated by using Landsat ETM data and various image inhancement techniques was applied. Crosta technique is one of the important image inhancement techniques and commonly used in determining hydrothermal areas and as well as ironoxide enriched areas. In

Author: Doğan AYDAL, İpek USLU TAŞDELEN Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 3 ABSTRACT:The aim of the study is to compare the Ikonos, Aster and Landsat 7 ETM+ data on magnesite research by applying all kind of classifications and filtering techniques. All processes were performed in Arc GIS 8.2 and TNT Mips 6.4 GIS-RS environment. As a results of

Author: Ö. Soğusancaklı ÖZKAN, A. TURAN Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 3 ABSTRACT:The study area located the Hatunsaray and Çatören settlements in the southwestern part of the Konya. The north part of the study area forming Mesozoic aged units from bottom to top autochthonous Bolkardağı Unit comprises Jurassic- Cretaceous Lorasdağı limestone and Upper Cretaceous Midostepe formation, the south