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Author: İbrahim ÇOBANOĞLU, Ahmet ÖZBEK, Murat GÜL Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 3 ABSTRACT:A great number of settlement areas from past to present have been constructed over the Pleistocene-Recent loose deposits due to their lithological, topographical properties and positions. Nonetheless, many engineering promblems are generally typical for these deposits. One of the example of these areas is located […]

Author: Şafak EYÜBOĞLU Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 3 ABSTRACT:During the studies of planning at 1993-1994, Malatya-Yoncalı dam has been planning for irrigation, 12045 hectare land in plain of Arguvan. The dam’s reservoir at level 1302 will taken water which 11,3 m3/s capacity will worked dont pressure at 3,50 m diameter horseshoe section to transfer Arguvan plain with

Author: İbrahim ÇOBANOĞLU, Şaziye BOZDAĞ Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22 Issue 3 ABSTRACT:Alluvium in the Adana residential area, over which some of the oldest settlements of the city have developed, is the soil that suffered the most severe structural damages in the 1998 Ceyhan earthquake. These units are spread along the east-west direction at both banks of the Seyhan

Author: T. BEYAZ, N. ÜNLÜ, M. AKGÜN Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume 22  Issue 3 ABSTRACT:Dams, regulators, irrigation canals etc. have been built to use water resources for economic aims. These types of engineering structures, have to control enormous volume of water, are required to determine all the geological and geotechnical properties of the construction site. The main goal

Author: Ismail KARA, M.Tahir NALBANTÇILAR Publishing Date: 2007 E-ISSN: 2147-9364 Volume: 22 Issue: 3 ABSTRACT:Ortaköy geothermal area is located 21 km to the NW of Şarkışla (Sivas). The formations different lithologies and aged from Paleozoic to Quaternary in the area. Marbles belong to the Paleozoic stack forms as reservoir, mudstone and claystone belong to the Yeniçubuk formation, mudstone and tuff