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Antalya: 68

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Quellenbasierte Forschungsschätzung mit unvollständiger lokaler Abdeckung und bei Bedarf überregionalen Ersatzwerten.

Stadtweite Forschungsschätzung: 68/100. Auf der Modellskala bedeutet höher sicherer. Belegstand: · Evidenzqualität: D

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Forschungsschätzung: Nur eine lokal belegte Dimension variiert; andere behalten Stadt- oder Länderbasiswerte. Ungefärbte Gebiete haben keine lokalen Belege und sind nicht automatisch sicher.

5 kartierte Gebiete ·

Ebene und Berechnungsbelege herunterladen (GeoJSON)

Grenzen: OpenStreetMap contributors · Five Antalya central districts (ODbL 1.0; © OpenStreetMap contributors)

Vor der Unterkunftswahl

  1. Geplante Unterkunft lokalisieren und prüfen, ob ihr Gebiet belegt ist.
  2. Ursachen lokaler Unterschiede prüfen. Stadtwert und Gebietsschätzung beantworten unterschiedliche Fragen.
  3. Aktuelle örtliche Hinweise und Verkehrsmittel getrennt prüfen. Diese Schätzungen bewerten kein einzelnes Hotel, keine Straße und keine bestimmte Uhrzeit.

Stadtweite Belege

Gewalt gegen Personen
76/100
Eigentum und Betrug
55/100
Mobilität
66/100
Gesundheit und Rettung
84/100
Konflikte und Stabilität
58/100
Katastrophen und Umwelt
52/100
Infrastruktur und Krisenreaktion
82/100

Der Stadtwert beschreibt nicht jede Straße, jedes Hotel oder jede Uhrzeit. Quellen, Datenstände und Grenzen der Ebene beachten.

Quellen und Grenzen (Originalsprache)

Compare Antalya central districts, including long-term earthquake exposure and source-linked safety context.

Five central Antalya districts: Muratpaşa, Kepez, Konyaaltı, Aksu and Döşemealtı. The layer does not cover the whole Antalya province or outlying resort districts. ESHM20 mean peak ground acceleration (PGA, units g), annual exceedance probability 0.002103 (approximately 10% in 50 years / 475-year return period), reference rock Vs30=800 m/s. This is long-term modelled shaking, not earthquake prediction, observed damage, local soil amplification or building resistance. The model uses a 0.1-degree grid (roughly 9–11 km here). District values are area-weighted nearest-cell aggregates in UTM 36N. Administrative outlines locate the aggregates and do not imply street-level seismic precision. Only disaster_and_environment varies locally; the citywide estimate and other dimensions retain the existing Türkiye country research calibration. This map does not measure district crime or compare hotels. Danciu et al. (2021), The 2020 update of the European Seismic Hazard Model: Model Overview, EFEHR Technical Report 001, doi:10.12686/a15. CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/; Safrom computed district aggregates and research scores. No EFEHR endorsement. OpenStreetMap administrative boundaries retrieved 2026-10-27, generalized 10 m with less than 0.5% area change; © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.

Five central Antalya districts: Muratpaşa, Kepez, Konyaaltı, Aksu and Döşemealtı. The layer does not cover the whole Antalya province or outlying resort districts. ESHM20 mean peak ground acceleration (PGA, units g), annual exceedance probability 0.002103 (approximately 10% in 50 years / 475-year return period), reference rock Vs30=800 m/s. This is long-term modelled shaking, not earthquake prediction, observed damage, local soil amplification or building resistance. The model uses a 0.1-degree grid (roughly 9–11 km here). District values are area-weighted nearest-cell aggregates in UTM 36N. Administrative outlines locate the aggregates and do not imply street-level seismic precision. Only disaster_and_environment varies locally; the citywide estimate and other dimensions retain the existing Türkiye country research calibration. This map does not measure district crime or compare hotels. Danciu et al. (2021), The 2020 update of the European Seismic Hazard Model: Model Overview, EFEHR Technical Report 001, doi:10.12686/a15. CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/; Safrom computed district aggregates and research scores. No EFEHR endorsement. OpenStreetMap administrative boundaries retrieved 2026-10-27, generalized 10 m with less than 0.5% area change; © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.

Five central Antalya districts: Muratpaşa, Kepez, Konyaaltı, Aksu and Döşemealtı. The layer does not cover the whole Antalya province or outlying resort districts.

ESHM20 mean peak ground acceleration (PGA, units g), annual exceedance probability 0.002103 (approximately 10% in 50 years / 475-year return period), reference rock Vs30=800 m/s. This is long-term modelled shaking, not earthquake prediction, observed damage, local soil amplification or building resistance.

The model uses a 0.1-degree grid (roughly 9–11 km here). District values are area-weighted nearest-cell aggregates in UTM 36N. Administrative outlines locate the aggregates and do not imply street-level seismic precision.

Only disaster_and_environment varies locally; the citywide estimate and other dimensions retain the existing Türkiye country research calibration. This map does not measure district crime or compare hotels.

Danciu et al. (2021), The 2020 update of the European Seismic Hazard Model: Model Overview, EFEHR Technical Report 001, doi:10.12686/a15. CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/; Safrom computed district aggregates and research scores. No EFEHR endorsement.

OpenStreetMap administrative boundaries retrieved 2026-10-27, generalized 10 m with less than 0.5% area change; © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.

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