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A study to determine the optimum design criteria for domestic conventional airports in Turkey with particular emphasis on the use of stopways and clearways.
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1976
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Erkasar, Ahmet Yavuz
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A. Y. Erkasar, “A study to determine the optimum design criteria for domestic conventional airports in Turkey with particular emphasis on the use of stopways and clearways.,” Middle East Technical University, 1976.