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With the global warming, the issue of disaster has been begun to occupy our agenda for long time. Almost every day we talk about natural or technological disasters. Moreover, the disaster losses increase day by day. In order to minimize these losses, the integrated disaster management should be applied in the most effective way. Integrated Disaster Management can be considered as pre-, during and post-disaster planning processes, as well as prevention and harm reduction, disaster preparedness, rescue and first aid, improvement and reconstruction. In our country, this process regulates with the Regulation of Disaster and Emergency Response operating from 2013 regulates the stages of crisis management, intervention and first aid and reconstruction. However, it is seen that the first stage of integrated disaster management, risk management, risk assessment and mitigation and preparedness stages cannot be applied effectively. Reducing disaster damages, maintaining social and working life in a safe way, country development are only possible with the application of the effective disaster management plan.
International Science and Engineering Application Symposium on Hazards
ISESH
Şakir Şahin
The microzonation studies to reduce earthquake damage evaluate the hazards of natural disasters by using earth sciences as regionally respect to the existing or potential settlement areas for all scales and purposes defined in the Law No. 7269 on the Measures to be Taken Due to Disasters to Public Life and the Aids. In addition to it is aimed the identification of possible engineering problems, land use of land - to assess the suitability of the settlement. In this way, the measurements of disaster will be taken and damages will be minimized. Within the framework of urban transformation law no. 6306 which has been applied in 2013, the buildings will be secured. For this purpose, it is aimed to use the land in as planned and to determine the geological, seismological (geophysical) and geotechnical factors against to earthquake impacts and to make the cities economically, socially and politically reliable. In this study, the importance of microzonation studies in reducing earthquake damage and contribution to urban transformation will be revealed.
International Science and Engineering Application Symposium on Hazards
ISESH
Şakir Şahin