DOĞUNUN KRALİÇESİ ANTAKYA'DA DEPREM GERÇEĞİ ve 6 ŞUBAT 2023 DEPREMİNDE KAYBOLAN DEĞERLER

The most affected district of Hatay was Antakya in the February 6, 2023 Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquake. Antakya has been destroyed by earthquakes seven times in history, and this time it was completely wiped off the map with its eighth collapse. Two earthquakes of magnitude 7.4 and 7.6 ended Antakya's existence, and more than 20 thousand people lost their lives. While Antakya was a candidate to be one of the fastest-growing tourism centers of the Republic of Turkey before the earthquake, it gained a new appearance that it would not be able to recover for decades after the earthquake. While most of the earthquake victims living in this city did not leave their lands, an analysis of the bridge of hearts that the residents of Altınçay Neighborhood established with the city was conducted, and a survey was conducted to measure how much of their lost hopes returned after the earthquake and how much of them were lost like lost values. In the article, a survey was conducted on the hopes and future concerns of the residents of the Altınçay Neighborhood in Antakya regarding replacing the lost values of the city, and the results of the analysis were evaluated.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14294472
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Turkish Urban and Social Issues
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DOĞUNUN KRALİÇESİ ANTAKYA'DA DEPREM GERÇEĞİ ve 6 ŞUBAT 2023 DEPREMİNDE KAYBOLAN DEĞERLER

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Turkish Urban and Social Issues
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DOĞUNUN KRALİÇESİ ANTAKYA'DA DEPREM GERÇEĞİ ve 6 ŞUBAT 2023 DEPREMİNDE KAYBOLAN DEĞERLER

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Abstract

The most affected district of Hatay was Antakya in the February 6, 2023 Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquake. Antakya has been destroyed by earthquakes seven times in history, and this time it was completely wiped off the map with its eighth collapse. Two earthquakes of magnitude 7.4 and 7.6 ended Antakya's existence, and more than 20 thousand people lost their lives. While Antakya was a candidate to be one of the fastest-growing tourism centers of the Republic of Turkey before the earthquake, it gained a new appearance that it would not be able to recover for decades after the earthquake. While most of the earthquake victims living in this city did not leave their lands, an analysis of the bridge of hearts that the residents of Altınçay Neighborhood established with the city was conducted, and a survey was conducted to measure how much of their lost hopes returned after the earthquake and how much of them were lost like lost values. In the article, a survey was conducted on the hopes and future concerns of the residents of the Altınçay Neighborhood in Antakya regarding replacing the lost values of the city, and the results of the analysis were evaluated.

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