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Reference Full NO Authors Title Abstract Number Paper 12 KASIM 2017 Mw 7.3 - HALEBÇE’NİN Şefik İmamoğlu, 30 KM GÜNEYİ IRAK-İRAN SINIR İdris Bedirhanoğlu, 1. I-0229 BÖLGESİ DEPREMİ VE JEOLOJİK x Çağrı KONUM YÖNÜYLE DARBANDIKHAN Mollamahmutoğlu BARAJINA ETKİLERİ Meltem Celen, HANCAĞIZ BARAJ HAVZASI SU 2. K-0228 Sermin Delipinar, KALİTESİNİN SULAMA SUYU x Mehmet Karpuzcu AÇISINDAN ARAŞTIRILMASI KONDUİTLE DESTEKLENMİŞ KÜRŞAT ŞEKERCİ, FLOTASYON KOLONUNDA HAVA HOLÜ 3. E-0227 MUHAMMED x ÇAPININ FLOTASYON CİHAT TUNA PERFORMANSINA ETKİSİ EFFECT OF THE ENVIRONMENT OF Ben Khadda BEN THE BENI HAROUN DAM (MILA) ON 4. L-0226 AMMAR, Bouzidi THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF x MEZGHICHE PREFABRICATED CONCRETE FOR THE SPILLWAY AND THE DIKE Comparison of Volume-of-Fluıd (VOF) Muhammed Uçar, Advection Methods With 5. G-0224 Şerife Yurdagül x Experimental Analysis Of Air-Water Kumcu Flow Structure In A Circular Dropshaft Muhammed Uçar, Comparison of Physical Modeling and 6. E-0223 Şerife Yurdagül CFD Simulation of Flow Over Spillway x Kumcu in the Arkun Dam İdris Bedirhanoglu, DAMAGE OF THE DERBENDIKHAN Cagri 7. A-0219 DAM DURING THE LAST Mw 7.3 x Mollamahmutoglu, HALABJA EARTHQUAKE Sefik Imamoglu THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF 8. N-0217 Donald Bruce GROUT CURTAINS AND CUTOFF x WALLS FOR EXISTING DAMS DAM SAFETY IN BULGARIA – SOME 9. C-0215 Dimitar Kisliakov RECENT DEVELOPMENTS, POLICIES x AND PRACTICE Tamaz Chelidze, Alessandro Tibaldi, Nino Tsereteli, Early Warning Systems for Dam 10. N-0214 Vakhtang Safety: case of Large Enguri Dam, x Abashidze, Nodar Georgia Varamashvili, Zurab Chelidze INVESTIGATING IMPACT OF DAMS ON Muhammet Yılmaz, 11. N-0213 ANNUAL MAXIMUM FLOWS OF x Fatih Tosunoğlu RIVERS IN EUPHRATES BASIN, TURKEY <br> Fatih TOSUNOGLU, PRECISE ESTIMATION OF PEAK FLOWS Muhammet 12. E-0212 FOR DIFFERENT RETURN PERIODS: x YILMAZ, Sezai THE CASE OF CORUH BASIN, TURKEY YILDIZ Meral Anlağan Taş, Atatürk Barajı Sulama Havzasında Veli Değirmenci, 13. N-0211 Yetiştiriciliği Yapılan Bazı Bitkilerin Su x A.Suat Nacar, Tüketim İhtiyaçlarının Belirlenmesi Servet ABRAK Marco Bacchelli , MAINTENANCE OF DAMS: FAST AND Giovanna Lilliu, 14. C-0209 DURABLE REPAIR WITH POLYMERIC x Alberto Scuero, GEOMEMBRANES Gabriella Vaschetti Sevinc Madenoglu*, Suat Sürdürülebilir Toprak/ Arazi 15. C-0208 x Sahin, Melis Ozge Yönetiminin Baraj Güvenliğine Etkisi Pinar, Gunay Erpul Melis Özge Pınar*, Derinöz Baraj Havzasında Şiddetli Suat Şahin, Sevinç Erozyon Alanlarının Belirlenmesi ve 16. C-0207 x Madenoğlu, Günay Rezervuar Sediment Yükünün Erpul Hesaplanması Ulviye Kamburoğlu Çebi, Selçuk Özer, SOME PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL Ozan Öztürk, CHARACTERISTICS AND IRRIGATION 17. N-0204 Cemile Özcan, Ezgi x WATER QUALITY CLASSES OF THE Tok, Bülent DAMS IN EDIRNE PROVINCE Şengörür, Yeşim Ahi AFFECT TO RUNOFFS OF Fatih HYDROLOGICAL SIMILARITIES OF TWO 18. M-0203 BAKANOĞULLARI, x AGRICULTURAL SUBWATERSHEDS Cantekin KIVRAK WHICH ARE LOCATED IN MERİÇ BASIN Sediment Yield of Ankara-Nallıhan- 19. N-0202 Oğuz Demirkıran x Bozyaka Reservoir Basin Assessment of Sediment Capture Şebnem Elçi, Oğuz 20. N-0200 Performances of Coanda and Tyrolean x HAzar Intakes by Experiments Fully probabilistic seismic analysis of 21. A-0199 Christian Gasser x an arch dam Mohammadkeya Numerical simulations of the wetting Khosravi, Linke Li, 22. M-0198 effect on the long-term behavior of x Saeed Safikhani, concrete face rockfill dams<br> Erich Bauer Hasan Tosun, Vatan Seismic Stability and Dynamic 23. A-0197 x Turgut Tosun Analyses of Darlik Dam, Turkey KÜRŞAT ŞEKERCİ, Konduitle Desteklenmiş Flotasyon 24. E-0196 MUHAMMED Kolonunda Hava Holü Çapının x CİHAT TUNA Flotasyon Performansına Etkisi Safety Assessment for Existing Large Hasan Tosun, Tevfik 25. A-0195 Reservoirs Constructed in Istanbul x Baran Önder Metropolitan Area Hasan Tosun, Design Experience on Slope Stability 26. A-0194 x Abdullah Karadağ for Earthfill Dams, Turkey Hasan Tosun, Dynamic Analyses for Small 27. A-0193 Turgut Vatan x Embankment Dams and a Case Study Tosun Barajların Tasarımında Sismik Tehlike 28. A-0192 Hasan Tosun x ve Toplam Risk Analizleri Dolgu Barajların Şev Stabilite Analizi: 29. I-0191 Hasan Tosun x Temel Yaklaşımlar Ve Kritik Hususlar Earthquake Safety of Large Dams 30. A-0190 Hasan Tosun Located in Kucuk Menderes Basin, x West Turkey WATER QUALITY ASSESMENT OF KIRKLARELI DAM LAKES (NORTHERN 31. N-0189 Cem tokatlı x SECTION OF THE ERGENE RIVER BASIN) WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF KARAIDEMIR DAM LAKE (TEKIRDAĞ, 32. N-0188 Cem tokatlı TURLEY): IN TERMS OF AGRICULTURAL x IRRIGATION AND DRINKING WATER SUPPLY WATER QUALITY ASSESMENT OF EDIRNE DAM LAKES (WESTERN 33. N-0187 Cem tokatlı x SECTION OF THE ERGENE RIVER BASIN) Enyue Ji, Zhongzhi Stress and Deformation SIMULATION Fu, Shengshui 34. A-0186 of a High Asphalt core rockfill dam on x Chen, Qiming Thick Overburden Layers Zhong Ahad Bagherzadeh Instrument Challenges and Monitoring 35. F-0185 x khalkhali of Shahr-e-Bijar Dam Importance of Geological and İbrahim Geotechnical Properties of Materials 36. I-0184 ÇOBANOĞLU, Ali x In Earthfil Dams In Terms of Dam Bülbül Stability DERYA KARAKAYA, Göksu Barajı Yıkılması Halinde Mansap 37. J-0183 ZEYNEP AYKAÇ, Z. x Akımının İki Boyutlu Modellenmesi FUAT TOPRAK Yavuz Ozeren, Dam-Break Flow Experiments of 38. J-0182 x Mustafa Altinakar Water-Granular Mixtures Relationship Between Sediment Mustafa TUNÇ, Transport and Scour Geometry for 39. C-0181 Muhammet Emin x High Flow Velocities at the Labyrinth EMİROĞLU Side Weirs Zülal Akbay Arama, Safety Evaluation in soft foundation 40. I-0179 x S. Feyza Çinicioğlu soils during cofferdam construction DIAN INSANI, CORRI ERIZA, SUYANTO EVALUATION OF WADASLINTANG 41. C-0178 x SUYANTO, DAM EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN Muhammad Fahruroyi THE PROJECTION OF RESERVOIR Umut Kirdemir, 42. C-0177 VOLUME OF MARMARA LAKE UNDER x Umut Okkan RCP SCENARIOS Hamed Farshbaf The effect of clay core geometry on 43. I-0176 Aghajani, Pouya the seepage behavior of an earthfill x Zahedi dam Numerical Modeling of Submerged Ali Yıldız, Ali İhsan Hydraulic Jump Under A Sluice Gate, 44. E-0175 Martı, Şerife x Comparison of Numerical and Physical Yurdagül Kumcu Models Engineering Geological Investigation Halil Kumsar of Beylerli Dam (Çardak-Denizli) 45. I-0173 (presenter), Ömer x Spillway Landslide in Terms of Dam Aydan Safety DEFORMATION ANALYSIS OF CONCRETE FACED AYDIN KARACASU Tuğçe Tütüncübaşı DAM AND COMPARISON OF 46. A-0172 x Tosun THEORETICAL RESULTS WITH MEASUREMENTS Himmet Karaman, Meltem Cantürk, DATA AND STANDARDS FOR THE Ayberk Coşkun Erol, 47. C-0171 FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENT OF THE x Rumeysa ATATURK DAM Pehlivanoğlu, Yunus Kalkan Hasan Oğulcan BARAJ YIKILMASI SONRASI OLUŞACAK Marangoz, Tuğçe TAŞKIN YAYILIMININ FARKLI 48. J-0168 Anılan, Emre YAZILIMLAR İÇİN x Akçalı, Hakan Ersoy, KARŞILAŞTIRILMASI:ATASU BARAJI Murat Karahan ÖRNEĞİ NESLIHAN BEDEN, Comparison of 2D hydraulic models VAHDETTIN DEMIR, 49. E-0167 for flood simulation on the Mert River x HESHAM ALRAYESS, Turkey ASLI ULKE KESKIN Daru Jaka Characterization of Quaternary Sasangka, Dian Deposition and Its Influence on the Insani, Suyanto 50. I-0166 Stand Up Time Prediction of Rock x Suyanto, Excavation For Diverssion Tunnel of Muhammad Pasuruhan Dam Fahruroyi 51. H-0165 Nihat Ataman Atık Barajları ve Risk Değerlendirmesi x A numerical evaluation of excess pore 52. I-0164 Hasan Karakul pressure development in clay-bearing x rock under the uniaxial compression Alibeyköy barajı gövde dolgusunun Fatih Alemdar, sonlu elemanlar yöntemi 53. A-0159 x Mehmet Eren tanımlanması ve çeşitli su yükleri altında araştırılması Dian Insani, Daru Jaka Sasangka, Tunnel Stability Analysis of Bener Dam 54. I-0158 x Corri Eriza, Suyanto Based on Geomechanical Evaluation Suyanto Yilmaz Emre AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED 55. A-0157 Saricicek, Onur APPROACH FOR INVESTIGATING x Pekcan SLOPE STABILITY OF EARTH DAMS</i> GÜNLÜK AKIMLARIN STOKASTİK MODELLEMESİ ÜZERİNE BİR 56. E-0156 Emin Taş UYGULAMA<div>/A CASE STUDY ON x STOCHASTIC MODELING OF DAILY STREAMFLOW</div> Comparison of the Flood Wave Ayşegül Özgenç Characteristics Due to Trapezoid 57. J-0155 Aksoy, Görkem x Shaped Dam Break With and Without Tanır, Semire Vegetation at the Downstream Oğuzhan, Mustafa Doğan Barış Sevim, Ahmet Blast Effect On The Structural 58. A-0154 x Tugrul Toy Response Of Sariyar Gravity Dam Cristina Dwi DAM EXPERT PANEL IN THE Yuliningtyas FRAMEWORK OF DAM SAFETY 59. N-0153 x Yuliningtyas, amos MANAGEMENT OF BENER DAM, sangka sangka INDONESIA Recep Bakış, Fatma DAM PLANNING IN UPPER PORSUK 60. N-0152 Çiğdem Şirin*, BASIN WITH USING GEOGRAPICHAL x Yıldırım Bayazıt INFORMATION SYSTEM Recep Bakış, Fatma ANALYSIS OF THE ACCURACY OF THE 61. N-0151 Çiğdem Şirin*, AREA-RATIO METHOD FOR FLOW x Yıldırım Bayazıt GAUGING STATIONS Abdikerim Kurbanaliev, Amanbek MODELING OF DAM BREAK INDUCED 62. E-0150 x Zhainakov, FLOWS Maralbek Oskonbaev USING MACHINE LEARNING Hesham ALRAYESS, TECHNIQUES AND DEEP LEARNING IN Salem GHARBIA, 63. L-0149 FORECASTING THE HYDROELECTRIC x Neslihan BEDEN, POWER GENERATION IN ALMUS DAM, Asli ULKE KESKIN TURKEY Chelidze Tamaz, Tibaldi Alessandro, Tsereteli Nino, Early Warning Systems for Dam Abashidze 64. F-0148 Safety: case of Large Enguri Dam, x Vakhtang, Georgia Varamashvili Nodar, Chelidze Zurab Hakan Ersoy, Murat Karahan, M. Oğuz Sünnetci, ASSESSMENT OF LANDSLIDE 65. I-0147 Aykut Akgün, Tuğçe GENERATED IMPULSE WAVES IN DAM x Anılan, Arzu Fırat RESERVOIRS Ersoy, Bilgehan Kul Yahşi Muhammet DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF CINE RCC DAM 66. A-0146 KARABULUT, WITH WESTERGAARD AND x Memduh KARALAR LAGRANGIAN METHODS Evaluation of the problems frequently 67. G-0145 Necati Gulbahar x encountered on fill dams Evren TURHAN, Kaan DAL, Hatice An Experimental and Numerical Study 68. J-0144 OZMEN-CAGATAY, of Dam-Break Flow Problem with x Selahattin Different Density Fluid KOCAMAN Arash Barjasteh, Geological control on the operational 69. M-0143 Noorali Damough, behavior of Masjed -e x Nooralddin Bazgir &nbsp;Soleyman Dam, Iran Ali Rıza CEYLAN, Aptullah Safe Working Principles and Legal 70. C-0142 ÇÖMLEKÇİ, Erdinç Legislation in Material Stoves Used in x KAYA, Özgür ŞEN, Dam Construction Ömer SOYU Ali Rıza CEYLAN, Expropriation Costs and Appraisals of 71.
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    LIST OF DAMS AND HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS WHICH SU-YAPI HAS PARTICIPATED SINCE 1975 PURPOSE SERVICES PROVIDED HEIGHT INSTALLED FROM ASSOCIATING NO. PROJECT NAME LOCATION DAM TYPE POWER YEAR PAST WORKED ON CLIENT & REMARKS FOUNDATIO FIRMS (MW) N (m) ENERGY IRRIGATION MISCELLANEOUS FEASIBILITY FINAL DESIGN DETAIL DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION & CONS. BASIN MASTER PLAN TURKEY EARTH + 1GÜZELHİSAR DAM + 89 - + 1975-1978 Entire Dam Except the Body INDIVIDUALLY DSİ, Contractor İzmir ROCK FILL DOĞANCI DAM TURKEY 2 + ROCK FILL 82 - + 1975-1978 Entire Dam Except the Body INDIVIDUALLY DSİ, Contractor (Selahattin Saygı) Bursa TURKEY 3 KÜLTEPE DAM + EARTH FILL 42.7 - + 1976-1978 Entire Dam Except the Body INDIVIDUALLY DSİ, Contractor Kırşehir TURKEY 4 İVRİZ DAM + + EARTH FILL 45 - + 1976-1978 Entire Dam Except the Body INDIVIDUALLY DSİ, Contractor Konya TURKEY 5 SEVİŞLER DAM + EARTH FILL 65 - + 1977-1978 Entire Dam Except the Body INDIVIDUALLY DSİ, Contractor Manisa TURKEY 6KALECİK DAM + ROCK FILL 80 - + 1977-1978 Entire Dam Except the Body INDIVIDUALLY DSİ, Contractor Osmaniye 7 KIZILDERE DAM ++ TURKEY EARTH + 50 90 + 1975-1978 Diversion-Bottom Outlet, Spillway, INDIVIDUALLY & KÖKLÜCE HEPP Tokat ROCK FILL Energy Water Intake Structure, Energy Tunnel Excavation, Shoring DSİ, Contractor and Partial Coating, Surge Tank TURKEY EARTH + 8 KAYABOĞAZI DAM + 45 - + 1976-1979 Entire Dam Except the Body INDIVIDUALLY DSİ, Contractor Kütahya ROCK FILL ALTINKAYA DAM TURKEY Cofferdams, Diversion EPDC, SU-İŞ, 9 ++ ROCK FILL 195 700 + 1976-1979 DSİ & HEPP Samsun
  • Revision of Parasitic Helminths Reported in Freshwater Fish from Turkey with New Records

    Revision of Parasitic Helminths Reported in Freshwater Fish from Turkey with New Records

    Transylv. Rev. Syst. Ecol. Res. 16.1 (2014), "The Wetlands Diversity" 1 REVISION OF PARASITIC HELMINTHS REPORTED IN FRESHWATER FISH FROM TURKEY WITH NEW RECORDS Ahmet ÖKTENER * * Directorate of Agricultural Research and Policy, Livestock Research Station, Department of Fisheries, Çanakkale Street km 7, Bandirma, Balikesir, Turkey, TR-10200, [email protected] DOI: 10.1515/trser-2015-0001 KEYWORDS: Turkey, freshwater, checklist, revision, helminths, fish. ABSTRACT This new checklist is an update of helminths of freshwater fish from Turkey. The last publication of a checklist of helminth parasites of freshwater fish in Turkey was over 11 years ago (Öktener, 2003), and there have been a number of new records. This update includes additional records and allows for the correction of errors and omissions that were present in the preceding version. The revision literature indicated the occurrence of 123 parasite species which included 60 monogeneans, 20 digeneans, 20 cestodes, 11 nematodes, seven acanthocephalans, five annelids from 71 different wild fish (64 native, four transitional, three introduced fish) species from freshwater in Turkey. Parasites not identified to species level are listed separately, and not included in the resulting comments, because of reporting different host species. Cyprinidae, with 50 species, is the dominant family among the examined fish with regard to species diversity. RESUMEN: Revisión de parásitos helmintos reportados en peces de aguadulce en Turquía, con nuevos registros. Se realizó una actualización del elenco de especies de helmintos parásitos de peces de agua dulce de Turquía. Desde la publicación del último listado de parásitos helmintos de peces dulceacuícolas, hace 11 años (Öktener, 2003), han habido cantidad de nuevos registros.
  • Limak Annual Report 2020

    Limak Annual Report 2020

    Limak Group of Companies Annual Report 2020 This limited edition report has been published on 100% recycled paper. Table of Contents CEMENT Limak at a Glance 4 Message from the Board of Directors 6 Investments 64 Limak Balıkesir Cement 73 Milestones 8 Certificates and Awards 65 Limak Trakya Cement 74 Group Structure 10 Limak Kurtalan Cement 67 Limak Bitlis Cement 75 Our Global Collaborations 11 Limak Ergani Cement 68 Limak Derik Cement 76 Limak Kilis Cement 69 Limak Cimentos SA Mozambique 77 Kilis Pumice Block Plant 70 Limak Africa SA Ivory Coast 78 CONSTRUCTION Projects 14 Headliner Housing Project, Russian Federation 30 Limak Şanlıurfa Cement 71 Ready-Mixed Concrete Plants 79 Ongoing Domestic Projects 15 Esplanada Multi-Functional Center Project, 30 Limak Anka Cement 72 1915 Çanakkale Bridge and 16 Russian Federation Malkara-Çanakkale Motorway Arena Omsk Stadium, Russian Federation 30 Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey 18 Dnipro Subway Construction, Ukraine 31 Campus 1st Stage Ufa Eastern Exit Highway, Russian Federation 31 INFRASTRUCTURE Investments 82 Dakar Blaise-Diagne International 87 Artvin-Erzurum Highway, Section I 19 Hassanabdal-Havelian Highway (E-35) 32 Certificates and Awards 83 Airport, Senegal Artvin-Erzurum Highway, Section II 19 Sarai Saleh-Simlaila Section, Pakistan İstanbul Airport 84 LimakPort İskenderun 88 Artvin-Erzurum Highway, Section III 19 State Highway (N-50) Zhob-Killi 32 Pristina Adem Jashari 86 Ankara High-Speed Train Station 89 Yusufeli Dam and HEPP 20 Khudae Nazar Section, Pakistan International Airport,
  • Distribution of Ligula Intestinalis (L.) in Turkey

    Distribution of Ligula Intestinalis (L.) in Turkey

    Turkish Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 7: 19-22 (2007) Distribution of Ligula intestinalis (L.) in Turkey Deniz İnnal1,*, Nevin Keskin1, Füsun Erk’akan1 1 University of Hacettepe, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology, 06800, Beytepe, Ankara, Turkey * Corresponding Author: Tel.: +90 242 4312424.; Fax: +90 242 4312474 Received 02 January 2006 E-mail: [email protected] Accepted 27 October 2006 Abstract In the present study, besides identifying host fish species and water resources in which it is reported that an important cestode species, Ligula intestinalis, exists as endoparasite in fish, inhabiting Turkish waters; our findings are given as new records. Key words: Ligula intestinalis, distribution, host records, Turkey. Introduction Materials and Methods In Turkey, the biological productivity of lakes The data, given in this study, were presented by and rivers, mostly, is up to the conditions of nature scanning the resources that were discovered thanks to and controlled production of aquaculture products for scientific researches carried out in the inland waters economic targets has not been realized yet. As well as of Turkey and published. The new species infected fishery studies carried out in natural inland water with Ligula intestinalis given as new records were resources, recently artificial water resources, which observed by authors in the land studies (from 1995 till have provided many benefits, have been installed. 2005) which consist of host fish and locations and Generally, as these systems have fish fauna in their years. The cestodes were identified according to natural structure, new fishery fields for different aims Chubb et al. (1987). are created thanks to these studies (Innal, 2004).