The Domboyova Graben hosts one of the most significant coalfields recently discovered in Türkiye, with approximately 1 GT of coal resources. In the coalfield, coal beds are located in the Late Miocene (?)–Early Pliocene ...

Erciyes Stratovolcano is located in the Central Anatolian Region, with an altitude of 3917 m, and considered active due to its activities in the last 10000 years. It’s composition varies from rhyolite to basalt. On the ...

Seyfe Lake is located in the south of Seyfe Closed Basin with a surface drainage area of 1481 km2; it is located within the borders of Mucur district of Kırsehir province. It is characterized by normal and strike slip ...

The East Anatolian Fault System is an active intracontinental transform fault located at the eastern part of Türkiye and forms the border of the Anatolian and Arabian plates in the south. This sinistral strike-slip system ...

Kapadokya ignimbrites are pyroclastic rocks that have settled as a result of volcanism throughout the Neogene and cover large areas in Central Anatolia. Although some studies have been made regarding the source areas of ...

The realistic prediction of the peak ground acceleration (amax or PGA) by considering possible earthquake scenarios for the engineering applications in regions having high seismic activity is very important. Hundreds of ...