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Research related to the earthquake in Turkey with Python.

The purpose of this project, learn to data manipulation. Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn, Geocoder are used. http://kepler.gl/ is used for mapping.

All Versions General Information:

The data taken from; REPUBLIC OF TURKEY PRIME MINISTRY - Disaster & Emergency Management Authority Presidential of Earthquake Department (https://deprem.afad.gov.tr/)

The data contains 4.0 - 10 (max = 7.9) magnitudes in Turkey coordinates (latitude = between 36 - 42 ,longitude = between 26 - 45)

Version 1:

Processes:

  • Read data
  • Organize columns and index
  • Slicing data according to mangitudes of earthquakes
  • Describe of earthquakes
  • Visualization of earthquakes
  • Find location (place/city) from latitude and longtitude
  • Re-organize data (clean out of Turkey's place, change Turkish characters )
  • Find and visualize largest earthquakes in Turkey

Version 2:

Processes:

  • Read data from version - 1
  • Re-organize columns and create new main data
  • Basic covariance and correlation analysis
  • Visualizing:
    • covariance and correlation
    • distributions of earthquakes
  • Descriptive statements of cities
  • Basic analysis of city (Balikesir)
  • Summary

Note : Regions were not found due to their restrictions with Geocoder. I tried to find it using the Google API, but the region information was not found. I showed in version 1 how to find it with Geocoder. If anyone wants, he/she can try and find himself. Since I do not have time, there are no regions in this version ( In addition, new information can be retrieved with the Google API and region can be found with another function). I will try to add again if I have time and update later. Another problem was the Geocoder running slowly, but it cannot be solved due to restrictions. ( It can be resolved from paid platforms like the Google API, without time restrictions.)


Dataset

Content

There are 5 different csv files.

  • catalogue.csv is main data and there is no any changing. Columns: (No , Zaman (UTC), Ref1, Kaynak Aç?klama 1, Enlem, Boylam,Derinlik ,Sabit Derinlik ,Kaynak No 2, Kaynak Aç?klama 2, Kaynak Aç?klama 2, Tip, Büyüklük, Kaynak No 3, Kaynak Aç?klama 3, Yer)

  • f_moderate.csv was created by me. (Magnitude = 5.0 - 5.9)

  • f_strong.csv was created by me. (Magnitude = 6.0 - 6.9)

  • f_major.csv was created by me. (Magnitude = 7.0 - 7.9)

  • final.csv = fmoderate + fstrong + f_major

  • New Columns of 2,3,4,5: ['date', 'latitude', 'longitude', 'depth', 'magnitude', 'type', 'place', 'year']

What are the news ?

  • Organize columns and index.
  • Slicing data according to mangitudes of earthquakes.
  • Find location (place/city) from latitude and longtitude.
  • Re-organize data (clean out of Turkey's place, change Turkish characters ,add years column)

Acknowledgements

The data taken from; REPUBLIC OF TURKEY PRIME MINISTRY - Disaster & Emergency Management Authority Presidential of Earthquake Department (https://deprem.afad.gov.tr/)

The data contains 4.0 - 10 (max = 7.9) magnitudes in Turkey coordinates (latitude = between 36 - 42 ,longitude = between 26 - 45) Inspiration

I hope we can show people better analysis of earthquakes and take the earthquake seriously.


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