Improving Properties of Sealing Layers Made of Till by Adding Green Liquor Dregs to Reduce Oxidation of Sulfidic Mine Waste     

Maria Mäkitalo  Josef Mácsik  Christian Maurice  Björn Öhlander 《Geotechnical and Geological Engineering》2015,33(4):1047-1054

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Separation of source,site and near-surface attenuation effects in western Turkey     

Tevfik Özgür Kurtulmuş  Nihal Akyol 《Natural Hazards》2015,77(3):1515-1532

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Impact of Overcut on Interaction Between Shield and Ground in the Tunneling with a Double-shield TBM     

Rohola Hasanpour  Jamal Rostami  Yılmaz Özçelik 《Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering》2016,49(5):2015-2022

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Some Considerations on a Large Landslide at the Left Bank of the Aratozawa Dam Caused by the 2008 Iwate–Miyagi Intraplate Earthquake     

Ömer Aydan 《Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering》2016,49(6):2525-2539

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The effects of the North Anatolian Fault on the geomorphology in the Eastern Marmara Region,Northwestern Turkey     

Ufuk Tarı  Okan Tüysüz 《Geodinamica Acta》2016,28(3):139-159

North-western Anatolia has been actively deformed since Pliocene by the right-lateral North Anatolian Fault (NAF). This transform fault, which has a transtensional character in its western end due to effects from the Aegean extensional system, is a major control on the regional geomorphologic evolution. This study applied some geomorphic analyses, such as stream longitudinal profiles, stream length-gradient index, ratio of valley floor width and valley height, mountain front sinuosity, hypsometry and asymmetry factor analyses, to an area just east of the Sea of Marmara in order to understand the tectonic effects on the area’s geomorphological evolution. The active and fastest northern branch of the NAF lies within a topographic depression connecting Sea of Marmara in the east to the Adapazar? Basin in the west. This depression filled with early Pleistocene and younger sediment after a series of pull-apart basins opened along the NAF. North of this depression lies the Kocaeli Peneplain, whose southern edge the NAF uplifted. Meandering streams on the central peneplain were incised possibly due to baselevel changes in the Black Sea. South of the depression, an E-trending mountainous area has a rugged morphology. Based on geomorphic analyses, uplifted Pliocene sediment, marine terraces, and recent earthquake activity, this area between northern and southern branches of the NAF is actively uplifting. The geomorphic indices used in this study are sensitive to vertical movements rather than lateral ones. The bedrock lithology that played an important role on the area’s geomorphologic evolution also affects the geomorphic indices used here.  相似文献   

Miocene transgression in the central and eastern parts of the Sivas Basin (Central Anatolia,Turkey) and the Cenozoic palaeogeographical evolution     

André Poisson  Bruno Vrielynck  Roland Wernli  Alessandra Negri  Maria-Angela Bassetti  Yesim Büyükmeriç  Sacit Özer  Hervé Guillou  Kaan S. Kavak  Haluk Temiz  Fabienne Orszag-Sperber 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》2016,105(1):339-368

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Geochemistry and Petrogenesis of Intracontinental Basaltic Volcanism on the Northwest Arabian Plate,Gaziantep Basin,Southeast Anatolia,Turkey     

Sevcan KüRüM  Abdurrahman B?LüCü  Melek URAL 《《地质学报》英文版》2018,92(2):519-535

Volcanism along the northwest boundary of the Arabian Plate found in the Gaziantep Basin, southeast Turkey, is of Miocene age and is of alkaline and calc-alkaline basic composition. The rare earth element data for both compositional series indicates spinel–peridotite source areas. The rare earth and trace elements of the alkaline lavas originate from a highly primitive and slightly contaminated asthenospheric mantle; those of the calc-alkaline lavas originate from a highly heterogeneous, asthenospheric, and lithospheric mantle source. Partial melting and magmatic differentiation processes played a role in the formation of the petrological features of these volcanics. These rocks form two groups on the basis of their ~(87) Sr/~(86) Sr and ~(143) Nd/~(144) Nd isotopic compositions in addition to their classifications based on their chemical compositions(alkaline and calc-alkaline). These isotopic differences indicate a dissimilar parental magma. Therefore, high Nd isotope samples imply a previously formed and highly primitive mantle whereas low Nd isotope samples may indicate comparable partial melting of an enriched heterogeneous shallow mantle. Other isotopic changes that do not conform to the chemical features of these lavas are partly related to the various tectonic events of the region, such as the Dead Sea Fault System and the Bitlis Suture Zone.  相似文献   

On the distinction of tectonic and nontectonic faulting in palaeoseismological research: a case study from the southern Marmara region of Turkey     

Özaksoy  Volkan 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》2018,107(5):1777-1788

International Journal of Earth Sciences - This study reports on spectacular deformation structures, including arrays of striated thrusts, discovered by excavation work in Holocene deposits in...  相似文献   

Grand Activity Minima and Maxima via Dual Dynamos     

Ölçek  Deniz  Charbonneau  Paul  Lemerle  Alexandre  Longpré  Gabriel  Boileau  Florence 《Solar physics》2019,294(7):1-9

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Comparative study of epiphytic algal communities on Typha latifolia L. and Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. ex Steud in the shallow Gala Lake (European Part of Turkey)     

Burak  Öterler 《中国海洋湖沼学报》2018,36(5):1615-1628

Journal of Oceanology and Limnology - The aim of this study was to determine the species composition, biodiversity and, relative abundance of epiphytic algae and their relationship with...  相似文献