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On the Limnology of Deep and Saline Lake Burdur in Turkey
Clean - Soil, Air, Water, 2004 AbstractLimnological characteristics of Lake Burdur in Lake District in south‐western Turkey are presented. It is a deep, tectonic (estimated max. depth 100 m), athalassic, highly alkaline, and saline lake. A set of physical and chemical variables was monitored, phyto‐ and zooplankton was sampled from surface layer of the lake during 1997.
Nilgün Kazanci, Sönmez Girgin
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Soil chronosequence and biosequence on old lake sediments of the Burdur Lake in Turkey
Pedosphere, 2021Abstract The Burdur Lake is located in the southwest of Turkey, and its area has decreased by 40% from 211 km2 in 1975 to 126 km2 in 2019. In this study, we investigated how the soil has changed in the lacustrine material. Three soil profiles were sampled from the former lakebed (chronosequence profiles: P1, 2007; P2, 1994; and P3, 1975), and three ...
Sevda Altunbaş +2 more
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Herpetofauna of the Lake District around Burdur
Turkish Journal of Zoology, 2015 Ege, Oğuzhan, Yakin, Batuhan Yaman, Tok, Cemal Varol (2015): Herpetofauna of the Lake District around Burdur. Turkish Journal of Zoology 39 (6): 1164-1168, DOI: 10.3906/zoo-1502-7, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3906/zoo-1502 ...
Cemal Varol TOK, Batuhan Yaman Yakin
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Investigation Of Relationship Between The Burdur Earthquake And The Level Of Lake Burdur
Proceedings (EAGE), 2004On May 12, 1971, a strong earthquake (Ms =6.2) struck the city of Burdur in southwestern of Turkey. This region is characterized by active seismotectonic feature. The Lake Burdur located only 15 km from the epicenter of the May 12, 1971 earthquake. In the present work, all available seismological aspects of the main event, such as focal properties and ...
Şakir Şahin
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Hydrogeological and hydrochemical investigation in the Burdur Saline Lake Basin, southwest Turkey
Chemie Der Erde, 2020Abstract The Burdur Saline Lake Basin is semi-closed and it is situated in the southwest of Turkey. This saline and highly alkaline lake has a tectonic origin. Alluvium represents the most important aquifer and other aquifer is granular and karstic in nature.
Erhan Sener, Simge Varol, Aysen Davraz
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Burdur Gölü’nde Seviye Değişimleri (The Water Level Changings in Burdur Lake)
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010Turkish Abstract: Burdur Golu son 20 yilda suyunun yaklasik dortte birini kaybetmistir. Su seviyesindeki dusus gunumuzde de devam etmektedir. Golun yillik su kaybi yaklasik olarak 40 hm3’tur. Burdur Golu mevcut kosullarda alani 80 km2’ye dusene kadar su kaybedecek ve bundan sonra golun su butcesi dengelenecektir.
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Changes in the Coastline of the Burdur Lake Between 1975 and 2010
International Symposium on Environmental Protection and Planning: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) Applications Proceedings Book, 2012Burdur Lake is a closed-basin, alkaline, saline lake, at 845 m above sea level in south-west Anatolia, Turkey, divided between the provinces of Burdur to the south and Isparta to the north. It is 30 km long by up to 7 km wide and lies tectonic depression with a maximum depth of 110 m. It is the sixth largest lake of Turkey with an area of 250 km2.
Unal Yildirim, Murat Uysal
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Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2023
Monitoring the water levels and volume changes of lakes and reservoirs enables us to understand the importance of better protection and managing water resources in an ecologically optimum manner. Although some lakes, such as Burdur Lake, are not a source of drinking water, they are home to many endangered animals, endemic plants, and some species ...
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Monitoring the water levels and volume changes of lakes and reservoirs enables us to understand the importance of better protection and managing water resources in an ecologically optimum manner. Although some lakes, such as Burdur Lake, are not a source of drinking water, they are home to many endangered animals, endemic plants, and some species ...
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The Political Ecology of a Ramsar Site Conservation Failure: The Case of Burdur Lake, Turkey [PDF]
Environment and Planning C: Urban Analytics and City Science, 2009 The Burdur Lake basin in Turkey's Mediterranean region has been facing severe environmental damage in the form of increased pollution and a decrease in water volume, despite its Ramsar status as a major wintering site for the endangered white-headed duck ( Oxyura leucocephala).
Begum Ozkaynak, Fikret Adaman
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Remote Sensing Application in Water Quality of Lake Burdur, Türkiye
Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote SensingThe advancements in space technology have facilitated water quality (WQ) monitoring of lake conditions at a spatial resolution of 10 m by freely accessible Sentinel-2 images. The main aim of this article was to elucidate the necessity of spatiotemporal WQ monitoring of the shrinking Lake Burdur in Türkiye by examining the relation between field and ...
Nebiye Musaoglu +2 more
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