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Earthquake Avalanche Flood. Turkey. Overview. Climate and Weather in Turkey How developed is Turkey? Plate Boundary- How come there are Earthquakes, Avalanches and Floods in Turkey? What could happen in Turkey? Why? Earthquakes Avalanches Floods Video. Climate and Weather.

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  1. Earthquake Avalanche Flood

    Turkey

  2. Overview Climate and Weather in Turkey How developed is Turkey? Plate Boundary- How come there are Earthquakes, Avalanches and Floods in Turkey? What could happen in Turkey? Why? Earthquakes Avalanches Floods Video
  3. Climate and Weather Last 100 Years: Summers are warmer and drier Winters are milder and drier Sea-levels rising If this keeps going, there will be food shortages and more diseases (Kadıoğlu, Mikdat.) Different Climates: Summer: Hot in the countryside Hot by the Mediterranean with a breeze making it colder Warm in the mountains Usually warm in the city Winters: Cold in the countryside, by the Mediterranean, mountains and city Predicted to snow a lot this year in Turkey- a little like last year (Kadıoğlu, Mikdat.)
  4. How developed is Turkey? City – richly built houses e.g. Skyscrapers Mediterranean- many luxurious houses Mountains-middle class houses Countryside- really poor houses about to fall down There are many industries and many farming lands Igdir Anatolia Pictures: (“Resort Istanbul.” ) (“Turkey.”) (“Turkey.“ ) (“Capturing Forces of Nature.”) (“Igdir.”) Istanbul Ayvalik (Waugh, David and Bushell, Tony. )
  5. Plate Boundary The African Plate is pushing itself away from the Eurasian Plate- the Eurasian Plate is not doing anything to the African Plate. The Arabian Plate and the Eurasian Plate are not doing anything to each other. Pictures: (Friehauf, Kurt.)
  6. What Could Happen in Turkey? Why? (“Are you ready? – Earthquakes.”) (“Are you ready? - Floods.”) (Korkanç, Selma Yaşar.) (Cumming, David.) Pictures: (“Earthquakes.”) (“Tis the Avalanche Season.”) (“Flash Floods in Turkey.”)
  7. Earthquakes 287 Earthquakes in 20 years! Huge Earthquake- Swiss and Austrian wanted to help bury up the people who are still alive but Turkey said no (religion) Earthquakes that have Occurred: (Month. Day. Year) 4.28.1903-Malazgirt 4.28.1903-Gole 8.9.1912-Murefte 10.3.1914-Burdur 12.26.1939-Erzincan 12.20.1942-Erbaa 11.26.1943-Ladik 2.1.1944-Gerede 5.31.1946-Ustukran 3.18.1953-Yenice-Gonen 8.19.1966-Varto 3.28.1970-Gediz 5.22.1971-Bingol 9.6.1975-Diyarbarkir 11.24.1976-Turkey-Iran Border 10.30.1983- Erzurm & Kars Province 8.17.1999- Istanbul, Kocaieli, Sakarya 3.2.2002-western Turkey 4.20.2003-Bingol 5.1.2003- Bingol, Mus, Elazig, and Ankara (6.4 )- 200 children trapped in a school 3.26.2004-Erzurum 1.21.2007-Agri (“Are you ready? – Earthquakes.”) (“Disneyland für Physiker.”) (“Major Turkish Earthquakes of the 20th Century.”) (Poyzner, Mikhail.) (“Turkey quake kills nine.”) (“Stop disasters.”) (Jennings, Jerry.) Pictures: (“Earthquakes.” ) (“Neurotic about Neurons.”) (“Plate Tectonic- Earthquake.”)
  8. Earthquakes in Turkey (Snell, Laurie.)
  9. Avalanches 3.6.2004- Ankara- 9 people killed 1.25.2009-Zigana- 10 people killed Not a very high percentage of it happening again Should be much snow this year again (Cumming, David.) (“Ten killed in Turkish avalanche.”) (Waugh, David and Bushell, Tony.) (Poyzner, Mikhail.) Pictures: (“Avalanche in Turkey.”) (“Avalanche kills 10 at Turkish ski resort.”) (“Tis the Avalanche Season.”)
  10. Floods 1998-Near the Black Sea 2001-Near the Black Sea 2009-Istanbul If snow melts there will be a high percentage and the sea-level has risen in the mediterranean. (“Are you ready? - Floods.”) (“Flash floods slam Turkey, trap hundreds.”) (Korkanç, Selma Yaşar.) (Poyzner, Mikhail.) (Thompson, Luke. ) Pictures: (“Bucharest Convention.”) (“Flash Floods in Turkey.”)
  11. Natural Disasters in Turkey (1903-2005) (Snell, Laurie.)
  12. Bibliography “Are you ready? – Earthquakes.” 4/6/09. FEMA. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.fema.gov/areyouready/flood.shtm “Are you ready? - Floods.” 4/6/09. FEMA. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.fema.gov/areyouready/flood.shtm› Cumming, David. “Mountains.” Texas. RaintreeSteck- Vaughn. 1995. “Disneyland für Physiker.” Der Spiegel. 45. 2.11.09. 144-145. “Flash floods slam Turkey, trap hundreds.” MSNBC. 2009. 9/11/09. ‹http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32812412/ns/world_news-europe/› Jennings, Jerry. “Volcanoes and Earthquakes.” Oxford University Press. 1990. Kadıoğlu, Mikdat. “Climate Change and Turkey” Tuba. 10/11/09. ‹http://www.tuba.gov.tr/userfiles/file/files_tr/haberler/mikdat-kadioglu.pdf› Korkanç, Selma Yaşar. “The causes of floods in the western Blacksea region, Turkey.” Balwois. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.balwois.com/balwois/administration/full_paper/ffp-531.pdf› “Major Turkish Earthquakes of the 20th Century.” MCEER. 2009. 8/11/09.‹http://mceer.buffalo.edu/infoservice/Reference_Services/turkey-major-earthquakes.asp› Poyzner, Mikhail. “Turkey Disasters Timeline.” 2000. Marpreport. 9/11/09. ‹http://www.mapreport.com/subtopics/d/countries/turkey.html› Snell, Laurie. “Chance New 12.02.” 2003. Dartmouth. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.dartmouth.edu/~chance/chance_news/recent_news/chance_news_12.02.html› “Stop disasters.” ISDR. 25/11/09. ‹http://www.stopdisastersgame.org/en/home.html› “Ten killed in Turkish avalanche.” BBC. 2009. 9/11/09. ‹http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7849962.stm› Thompson, Luke. “Floods.” New York. High Interest Book. 2000. “Turkey quake kills nine.” CNN. 2004. 9/11/09. ‹http://edition.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/europe/03/26/turkey.quake/index.html› Waugh, David and Bushell, Tony. “New Interactions.” China. Nelson Thornes Ltd. 2002.
  13. Picture Bibliography “Avalanche in Turkey.” 22/8/09. Royals Review. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.royalsreview.com/2008/8/22/599410/game-128-overflow-thread› “Avalanche kills 10 at Turkish ski resort.” 2009. CNN. 11/11/09. ‹http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/europe/01/25/turkey.avalanche/index.html› “Bucharest Convention.” Climate Lab. 11/11/09. ‹http://climatelab.org/Bucharest_Convention› “Capturing Forces of Nature.” 16/7/2004. The Mercury News. 11/11/09. ‹http://quake.usgs.gov/research/deformation/modeling/reviews/IMAX.html› “Earthquakes.” 3/2008. British Geological Survey. 10/11/09. ‹http://www.earthquakes.bgs.ac.uk/earthquakes/education/eq_booklet/index.html› “Flash Floods in Turkey.” 2009. Telegraph.co.uk. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/worldnews/6157953/Flash-floods-in-Turkey.html› Friehauf, Kurt. “Geology.” Kurtztown University. 10/11/09. ‹http://faculty.kutztown.edu/friehauf/friehauf_personal.html› “Igdir.” 2009. Sehirler.net. 10/11/09. ‹http://www.sehirler.net/resim-igdir-resimleri-75-igdir-1019.htm› “Neurotic about Neurons.” 2006. Scientific American. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=neurotic-about-neurons› “Plate Tectonic- Earthquake.” Ms nucleus. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.msnucleus.org/membership/html/k-6/pt/earthquakes/2/pte2_3a.html› “Resort Istanbul.” 2008. Resort Istanbul. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.resortistanbul.com/› “Tis the Avalanche Season.” 20/12/09. JustGetOut. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.justgetout.net/Wenatchee/15654› “Turkey.“ 2007. Khulsey. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.khulsey.com/travel/turkey_travel_photos.html› “Turkey.” 2008. Fresh Peaks. 9/11/09. ‹http://www.freshpeaks.com/turkey.html› “Turkish Avalanche claims 10 hikers.” 25/1/09. CBC. 11/11/09. ‹http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2009/01/25/turkey-avalanche.html›
  14. Thank-YouforWatching http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8245272.stm Pictures: (“Resort Istanbul.”)
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