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Format Rules for the Full-Length Articles i PREFACE The 2nd Regional IWA Symposium on water, wastewater and environment is hosted by the Izmir Institute of Technology in Çesme-Izmir, Turkey between the dates of March 22 and 24, 2017. Following the previous IWA conferences, the theme of this conference was ‗The past, present and future of the world‘s water resources‘ which established the trend of thinking of the participants and determined the composition of the papers those were presented. Inspired by the IWA‘s vision that is ‗A world in which water is wisely managed to satisfy the needs of human activities and ecosystems in an equitable and sustainable way‘ the community of professionals concerned with water, presented their experiences for sustainable urban and basin-related water solutions. The purpose of the symposium was to highlight water as a source of life and to stress the need for water cooperation between all actors in society to protect its value and exchange ideas between academia and industry on various forms of water cooperation that are fundamental to water use and water management. Also to identify good practices for water cooperation and demonstrate its merits for poverty eradication, economic development, environmental sustainability and peace. The conference technical programme was organized in the following general areas: Water Treatment; Ancient Water Systems; Water Resources; Hydrology and Hydrogeology; Modeling and Simulation; Water Quality; Waste Management; Ecotoxicology and Health Risks and Water Reuse. We hope that the contents of the related papers will be beneficial source of information on water, wastewater and environment related engineering applications. 211 abstracts were presented in 30 sessions during the three days of the conference. We wish to acknowledge and express our sincere gratitude to the Organizing Committee for their valuable efforts and to the Scientific Committee for their precious time spent in reviewing of the submitted papers. On behalf of the Organizing Commitee Prof.Dr.Alper BABA ii SUPPORTERS iii COMMITTEES ORGANIZING COMMITTEEE ALPER BABA CHAIRMAN / IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/TURKEY GOKMEN TAYFUR VICE-CHAIRMAN / IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/TURKEY ANDREAS N. ANGELAKIS PROGRAMME ORGANIZER / INSTITUTE OF IRAKLION/GREECE PROGRAMME COMMITTEE SECRETARY / ORHAN GUNDUZ DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY/TURKEY MUSTAFA DEMIR IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/ TURKEY ALPER ELCI DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY/TURKEY SEBNEM ELCI IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/TURKEY IOANNIS KALAVROUZIOTIS HELLENIC OPEN UNIVERSITY/GREECE BERGUZAR OZBAHCECI IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/TURKEY CELALETTIN SIMSEK DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY/TURKEY M. SINAN YILDIRIM IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/TURKEY iv SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE HAFZULLAH AKSOY ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY / TURKEY ANDREAS N. ANGELAKIS INSTITUTE OF IRAKLION, IRAKLION / GEREECE GEORGIOS P. ANTONIOU UNIVERSITY OF PATRAS / GEREECE MUSTAFA ARAL GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY / USA INSTITUT MÉDITERRANÉEN D‘ETUDES AVANCÉES NAJET AROUA MARSEILLE,MARSEILLE / FRANCE ALPER BABA IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/ TURKEY SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (ETH) WERNER BALDERER / SWITZERLAND SERDAR BAYARI HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY / TURKEY FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED MOHAMED BAZZA NATIONS / ITALY INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR WATER AND SANITATION IEA HANANE BENGLILOU / MOROCCO PROSUN BHATTACHARYA KTH ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/ SWEDEN CONSTANTIN CANAVAS HAMBURG UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES / GERMANY MARIA C. CUNHA UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA / PORTUGAL MUSTAFA M. DEMIR IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/ TURKEY WALTER DRAGONI PERUGIA UNIVERSITY / ITALY MEHMET EKMEKCI HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY / TURKEY ALPER ELCI DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY/ TURKEY SEBNEM ELCI IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY /TURKEY FATMA EL-GOHARY NATIONAL RESEARCH CENTRE / EGYPT v MUSTAFA ERSOZ SELÇUK UNIVERSITY / TURKEY SAEID ESLAMIAN ISFAHAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY / IRAN OKAN FISTIKOGLU DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY / TURKEY ANDREA GARDUNO NOTTINGHAM UNIVERSITY, NOTTINGHAM / UK ORHAN GUNDUZ DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY /TURKEY MOOYOUNG HAN SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY / KOREA JESSICA A. HARRISON UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA-CHAMPAIGN / USA. BENOIT HAUT UNIVERSITÉ LIBRE DE BRUXELLES / BELGIUM SECRETARY OF THE INTERNATIONAL HYDROLOGICAL ΒLANCA JIMENES PROGRAMME (IHP) UNESCO / FRANCE PETRI S. JUUTI UNIVERSITY OF TAMPERE / FINLAND IOANNIS KALAVROUZIOTIS HELLENIC OPEN UNIVERSITY / GREECE ADNAN KAPLAN EGE UNIVERSITY, IZMIR / TURKEY, TAPIO S. KATKO TAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY / FINLAND KONSTANTINA KATSANOU UNIVERSITY OF PATRAS / GREECE LEVENT KAVVAS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING / UC DAVIS MUSTAFA E. KESKIN SÜLEYMAN DEMIREL UNIVERSITY / TURKEY IBRAHIM KOCABAS KATIP ÇELEBI UNIVERISTY / TURKEY ALBERT KOENING THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG / CHINA DEMETRIS KOUTSOYIANNIS NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS / GREECE JENS KRASILNIKOFF AARHUS UNIVERSITY / DENMARK ARUN KUMAR INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY / INDIA vi YUSUF KURUCU EGE UNIVERSITY / TURKEY NIKOLAS LAMBRAKIS UNIVERSITY OF PATRAS / GREECE PIETRO LAUREANO IPOGEA, ITALY SHRIKANT D. LIMAYE GROUND WATER INSTITUTE (NGO), PUNE / INDIA LARRY MAYS ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY / USA BERGUZAR OZBAHCECI IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY / TURKEY JACINTA PALERM COLEGIO DE POSGRADUADOS DE CHAPINGO / MEXICO UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY,INSTITUTE FOR WATER MANZOOR QADIR / CANADA RIIKKA P. RAJALA UNIVERSITY OF TAMPERE / FINLAND LATIN AMERICA CONSULTANT COMPANY, LADENBURG ALEXANDER REYES-KNOCHE / GERMANY SALAR REZAPOUR UNIVERSITY OF URMIA / IRAN PAOLO ROCCARO UNIVERSITY OF CATANIA / ITALY MIQUEL SALGOT UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA / SPAIN ZEKAI SEN ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY / TURKEY CELALETTIN SIMSEK DOKUZ EYLUL UNIVERSITY/ TURKEY AYSUN SOFUOGLU IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY / TURKEY MARCO TALLINI L'AQUILA UNIVERSITY / ITALY GOKMEN TAYFUR IZMIR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY/ TURKEY VLADIMIR VISSIKIRSKY NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF UKRAINE / UKRAINE ΚOSTAS VOUDOURIS ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY / HELLAS HEIKKI S. VUORINEN UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI / FINLAND vii ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI, THESSALONÍKI STAVROS YANNAPOULOS / GREECE HASAN YAZICIGIL MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY / TURKEY CHINA INSTITUTE OF WATER RESOURCES AND HYDROPOWER WANG YINGHUA RESEARCH / CHINA IRFAN YOLCUBAL KOCAELI UNIVERSITY / TURKEY PRESIDENT OF INTERNATIONAL WATER HISTORY ASSOCIATION ZHENG X. YUN / CHINA COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES DANIELE ZACCARIA / USA viii THEME A WATER RESOURCES ORAL PRESENTATION ID PAPER NAME AUTHORS PAGE NUMBER 2907 METAL TRANSPORT IN A RIVER AHMET CELEBI, BULENT 9 TRIBUTARIES WHICH IS IMPORTANT SENGORUR, BEHIYE BETUL DRINKING WATER SOURCE ADAR 2634 EVALUATION OF WATER USE AYSEN TURKMAN, IBRAHIM BAY 10 ALTERNATIVES IN NORTHERN CYPRUS 2900 INVESTĠGATĠON OF GROUNDWATER CELALETTIN SIMSEK, ALPER 11,12 RECHARGE MECHANĠSM ĠN ALASEHĠR BABA, NIYAZI AKSOY, ZULFU PLAĠN: FROM PHYSĠCAL DEMIRKIRAN, ALTUG HASOBEK, CHARACTERĠZATĠON TO MODELĠNG GOKMEN TAYFUR, AHMET KUMANOGLU, SEDA DURUKAN, ALI CAN DEMIRKESEN, ALIM MURATHAN 2843 SURFACE WATER QUALĠTY EBRU COKA, SERKEN EKER, 13 CLASSĠFĠCATĠON OF BÜYÜK MENDERES DILEK ERSOZ, ILGI KARAPINAR, RĠVER HULUSI DEMIRCIOGLU 2810 ANALYSĠS AND COMPARĠSON OF SPATĠAL DOST MOHAMMAD AHMADY, 14 RAĠNFALL DĠSTRĠBUTĠON APPLYĠNG NON- YILDIRIM BAYAZIT, RECEP GEOSTATĠSTĠCAL/DETERMĠNĠSTĠC BAKIS INTERPOLATĠON METHODS: THE CASE OF PORSUK RĠVER BASĠN, TURKEY 2811 AN INVESTĠGATĠON AND COMPARĠSON OF DOST MOHAMMAD AHMADY, 15 HYDROELECTRĠC ENERGY POTENTĠAL: A YILDIRIM BAYAZIT, RECEP STUDY OF PORSUK RĠVER BASĠN, TURKEY BAKIS 2947 DETERMINING LINEAR AND AREAL DURSUN ZAFER, UGUR ALGANCI, 16 MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ARZU KUTUKCU, SINASI KAYA, MELEN WATERSHED IN TURKEY AYSEGUL TANIK 2630 ADOPTĠNG A STRATEGĠC FRAMEWORK EHSANULLAH HAYAT, SEBNEM 17 FOR TRANSBOUNDARY WATER ELCI RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ĠN AFGHANĠSTAN 2978 WATER MANAGEMENT IN THE HAMAMS ELENI KANETAKI, GEORGIOS P. 18 OF ANCIENT CORINTH (PELOPONNESE) ANTONIOU DURING THE OTTOMAN TIMES 2852 IMPLEMENTATĠON OF EUROPEAN UNĠON ELIF KUCUK, AYBALA KOC 19 WATER FRAMEWORK DĠRECTĠVE ĠN ORHON, ESRA SILTU, SIBEL M. TURKEY - MANAGEMENT OF DANGEROUS GUCVER, YAKUP KARASLAN, SUBSTANCES CUMALI KINACI, ULKU YETIS 2659 TECHNOLOGY OF SORPTĠON EXTRACTĠON ELVIN CABBAROV, N. IMANOVA, 20 OF ĠONS OF COPPER (II) AND ZĠNC FROM S.H. NASARI, A. YAGUBOV, N. ĠNDUSTRĠAL WASTE WATERS VELIYEVA, S.G. MAMMADOVA 2637 TRANSFORMING WATER TENSOR FERHAT TURKMAN 21 2986 THE OTTOMAN AQUEDUCT SYSTEM OF GEORGIOS ANTONIOU 22 KOS, GREECE ix 2979 OCCURRENCE OF PLESĠOMONAS GORKEM DULGER, DUYGU 23 SHĠGELLOĠDES FROM WATER BIRCAN KADIOGLU ENVĠRONMENTS ĠN DUZCE/TURKEY 2881 EVALUATING IMPACTS OF HAMIDREZA YAZDANI, CILGA 24 URBANIZATION ON GROUNDWATER KILIC, ALPER BABA RESOURCES VIA GIS: CASE STUDY: BORNOVA PLAIN (ĠZMĠR-TURKEY) 2976 THE IMPACTS OF PLANNING CRITERIA‘S HAMIDREZA YAZDANI, ALPER 25 ON GROUNWATER SOURCES: CASE OF BABA IZMIR NEW CITY CENTER 2988 WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT FOR HASAN YAZICIGIL 7 WATER SECURITY IN THE FUTURE 2812 GROUNDWATER RESOURCES IN LOCAL KORAY VELIBEYOGLU, 26,27 DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES: CASE OF HAMIDREZA YAZDANI, ALPER IZMIR BABA 2770 MULTĠ-TEMPORAL WATER EXTENT KORAY KAMIL YILMAZ, 28 ANALYSĠS OF LAKE TUZ USĠNG LANDSAT MEHMET LUTFI SUZEN IMAGERY 2868 BIM ( BUĠLDĠNG INFORMATĠON MALLA VIJAYETA, SUJITH 29 MODELĠNG) FOR 7D'S MANAGEMENT OF LAXMAN BANDEKAR, WATER DĠSTRĠBUTĠON NETWORK RAMARAJU HANUMAHALLY 2952 ASSESSING THE PRESSURE AND THREATS: MARLEY DINGIRIA 37 IMPACTS OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES ON WATER RESOURCES IN KENYA 2990 STRENGTHENĠNG OF THE UNDERWATER MEHMET ALI USTUNER, SADIK 38
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