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1. WRF-ARW Simülasyonu ve Model Fiziği Hassasiyeti ile Zorba Kasırgasının İncelemesi.

Author

Çırak, Muahmmet Mert

Subjects
DISASTER resilience, HURRICANES
Abstract

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Published
2024

2. Ayarlı kÜtle sÖnÜmleyici yerleştirilmiş betonarme yÜksek minarelerin dinamik analizi.

Author

Pekgökgöz, Recep Kadir, Taş, Gökçe, and Yazar, Sorumlu

Subjects
*MINARETS, *TUNED mass dampers, *REINFORCED concrete buildings, *HURRICANES, *EARTHQUAKES, *EFFECT of earthquakes on buildings
Abstract

Minarets are collapsing at different locations of the world due to strong winds and earthquakes, and, thus, deaths and losses of property are occurring. In this study, the dynamic behavior of a reinforced concrete high minaret and a form of this minaret with Tuned Mass Damper (TMD) placed were investigated under the effect of wind forces obtained from the Rita Hurricane, harmonic ground motion and selected earthquake motions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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3. Çubuk Hortumu sonrası yetişkinlerde ortaya çıkan travmatik belirtilerin değerlendirilmesi.

Author

Bozkurt, Ali, Karlıdere, Tunay, Erdem, Murat, Ak, Mehmet, Çelik, Cemil, Özmenler, K. Nahit, and Aydın, Hamdullah

Subjects
*POST-traumatic stress disorder, *TRAUMATISM, *NATURAL disasters & psychology, *PATHOLOGICAL psychology, *DISEASE risk factors, *SOCIAL problems
Abstract

Objective: In this study, investigation of changes following a one year follow-up of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) related symptoms emerging among adults who were affected by Hurricane Çubuk were aimed. Methods: Investigators comprised of psychiatrists and psychologists interviewed with 188 adults who were in the village during the hurricane one month after the event. Factors that could be risk factors for PTSD development were evaluated with demographic data of the subjects. Diagnosis of PTSD was made using clinician administered posttraumatic stress disorder scale (CAPS) and interview by the clinician. Severity of psychopathology was assessed using Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R). Assessments were repeated in 171 subjects 12 months after the hurricane. Results: Female gender, experiencing the hurricane and death of family members due to hurricane were detected to be risk factors for early PTSD development. However experiencing the hurricane and being 60 years and older were detected as risk factors for long term PTSD. Prevalence of PTSD which was 28, 3% in the early period was found as 12.4% in the long term. Discussion: In this study risk factors related with PTSD has been found similar with the risk factors described in the literature. The results reveal that economic and social problems caused by the trauma are as important as the trauma for symptom formation. Providing psychiatric support along with urgent medical and surgical interventions just after the natural disasters like hurricane, earthquake is considerably crucial in terms of prevention of PTSD chronicity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

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