Page 211 - Çevre Şehir İklim İngilizce - Sayı 4

İrşade Aydoğdu Gürbüz - Banu Aslan

incomplete structures, it is mandatory to obtain a technical report from
institutions or organizations authorized by the Ministry of Environment,
Urbanization and Climate Change. The Ministry cooperated with the Council
of Higher Education on creating the technical reports for incomplete buildings,
and assessment on the structures under construction was carried out by the
academic personnel of universities throughout the country. Table-6 shows the
status of buildings under construction according to the Damage Assessment
Software (HTS) data.

Table-6 Damage conditions of incomplete buildings in 11 provinces (HTS-12.06.2023)

Element- Sys- Not Rein-
Non- Based tem-Based forced Due to
PROVINCE TOTAL
damaged Reinforce- Reinforce- Severe Dam-
ment ment age
1 ADIYAMAN 950 132 100 47 1.229
2 KİLİS 381 1 5 0 387
3 ELAZIĞ 1.532 27 15 1 1.575
4 OSMANİYE 963 25 138 5 1.131
KAHRAMAN-
5 2.931 209 129 117 3.386
MARAŞ
6 GAZİANTEP 5.441 271 65 6 5.783
7 ŞANLIURFA 2.746 186 20 2 2.954
8 HATAY 2.336 137 173 64 2.710
9 DİYARBAKIR 2.612 2 0 0 2.614
10 ADANA 3.689 89 14 0 3.792
11 MALATYA 1.297 123 74 5 1.499
24.878 1.202 733 247 27.060
In the light of these data, it is considered that it would be appropriate to make
arrangements for the design earthquake in the Turkish Building Earthquake
Regulation.
The findings stated in the report “Activities of the Ministry of Public
Works and Settlement of Republic of Türkiye after the Marmara and Düzce
Earthquakes” prepared by the Presidency of the Court of Accounts within
the scope of Performance Audit Reports are as follows: After the earthquake
of 17.08.1999, AIGM assigned 23 technical personnel, 10 of whom were
civil engineers, having experience in damage assessment studies in the
earthquake zone. These personnel informed the other officials arriving at the
region to make damage assessment about how to make damage assessment

200 The Journal of Environment, Urban and Climate