Water circulation and yacht carrying capacity of Fethiye Bay

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Coastal regions provide a lot of resources and benefits for all the humankind. For economic growth, these resources are needed. On the other hand, coastal resources should be maintained and preserved in some limits. Sustainable development is aimed to set a balance between economic growth and preserving the nature. Determination of the yacht carrying capacity is a major step for sustainable development. In this thesis study wind-induced water circulation in semi-enclosed basins are carried out in order to reach the yacht carrying capacity for Fethiye Bay. Hydrodynamics of bays is very complex, mainly affected by wind and wave climate and sea bottom topography. The sea bed profiles at the bay changes under winter and summer storms of different speeds and directions. This case study will be carried out with the developed methodology. The present structure of Fethiye Bay will be analyzed and necessary measurements will be proceeded. Moreover, two more cases will be studied besides the present conditions. Circulation models will be applied to the study case according to reached data. For this purpose, Finite Volume Coastal Ocean Model (FVCOM) numerical model will be used.
Coastal zone management, Marinas, Bays, Yachting, Hydrodynamics.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/21818
Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis

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M. Dzabic, “Water circulation and yacht carrying capacity of Fethiye Bay,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2012.
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