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Towards a paleotsunami chronology in the southern Aegean and Levantine seas, Eastern Mediterranean

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Project "EASTMED-PALEOTSUNAMI" data sheet

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Coordinator
MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY 

Organization address
address: DUMLUPINAR BULVARI 1
city: ANKARA
postcode: 6800
website: http://www.metu.edu.tr

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 Coordinator Country Turkey [TR]
 Project website http://paleotsunami.geoe.metu.edu.tr/
 Total cost 157˙845 €
 EC max contribution 157˙845 € (100%)
 Programme 1. H2020-EU.1.3.2. (Nurturing excellence by means of cross-border and cross-sector mobility)
 Code Call H2020-MSCA-IF-2015
 Funding Scheme MSCA-IF-EF-ST
 Starting year 2016
 Duration (year-month-day) from 2016-06-20   to  2018-06-19

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 Project objective

In 2004 and 2011, the World witnessed the devastating consequences of Sumatra (Indonesia) and Tohoku (Japan) tsunamis. We realized once again how seriously tsunamis can threaten our lives and infrastructures, and how vital tsunami hazard assessment studies are to reveal especially the recurrence of tsunamis by means of paleotsunami investigations. In the Aegean and the Levantine seas (Eastern Mediterranean), although the historical records report 17 damaging tsunamis during the last 2500 years, the geological records of the paleotsunamis revealed so far in the region are far from providing information useful for reliable tsunami hazard assessments. The proposed research action aims to take a significant step forward towards constructing paleotsunami chronologies in the eastern Mediterranean by investigating the sedimentary sequences of six lagoonal sites located along the south-western and southern coasts of Turkey. The methods for the proposed research comprise piston coring the sequences, high-resolution micro-XRF core scanning, u-channel X-ray radiography, grain-size distribution analysis, and AMS 14C dating. In addition to revealing paleotsunami records in the region, the proposed research will bring new insights on detection of tsunami deposit in sedimentary sequences. Among the methods to be applied, high-resolution micro-XRF core scanning have been utilised in only a few studies before, while u-channel X-ray radiography has never been used in any paleotsunami investigation. Hence, the proposed research will mediate a significant transfer of the knowledge gained in paleolimnology/paleoclimatology/paleoceanography disciplines to paleotsunami research. Another important part of the project will be the organization of stakeholders’ meetings in the important cities of the study area in order to inform people about the scope and the results of the research and to increase the public awareness about tsunamis.

 Publications

year authors and title journal last update
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2018 Ulaş Avşar, Erdin Bozkurt, Bülent Tokay
PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM EASTMED-PALEOTSUNAMI PROJECT: PALEOTSUNAMI RECORDS OF ÖLÜDENİZ LAGOON (FETHİYE)
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ABSTRACTS OF 71st GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS OF TURKEY 2019-06-13
2016 Ulaş Avşar, Erdin Bozkurt, Bülent Tokay
Güney Ege ve Levant Denizlerinde Bir Paleotsunami Kronolojisine Doğru: EASTMED-PALEOTSUNAMI Projesi
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20th Workshop of Active Tectonics Research Group 2019-06-13
2018 Ulaş Avşar, Erdin Bozkurt, Bülent Tokay
Sedimentary Paleotsunami Records from the Lagoons along the SouthernCoasts of Turkey
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Geophysical Research Abstracts 2019-06-13

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