THE INVESTIGATION OF THE EARTHQUAKE OCCURED IN THE PROVINCE AND THE
ENVIROMENT OF KARABUK RESIDING ON THE NORTH ANATOLIAN FAULT LINE BY DATA
MINING AND STATISTICAL METHODS

Filiz ERS�Z
Taner ERS�Z
�mer KIVRAK
Serkan KARDE?

THE INVESTIGATION OF THE EARTHQUAKE OCCURED IN THE PROVINCE AND THE ENVIROMENT OF KARABUK RESIDING ON THE NORTH ANATOLIAN FAULT LINE BY DATA MINING AND STATISTICAL METHODS

Abstract

Author(s): Filiz ERSÃZ Taner ERSÃZ Ãmer KIVRAK Serkan KARDEÅ

In this study, as a function of distance, magnitude, time, latitude and longitude conditions of tectonic earthquake records taken in the region, specific statistical correlation of Western Black Sea region has been intended to develop. Also, in light of Karabük Provincial Disaster and Emergency Directorate earthquake data, in surrounding region which coordinates of 41:12 N latitude 32:37 E longitude, earthquake activity and strong motion records which between 1900 and today, have been examined. In this period occurring in the region,magnitude records of 3.5 and higher magnituded 210 earthquakes, along with other earthquake parameters were analyzed.

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