Aim

The Turkish Journal of Earthquake Research (TDAD) aims to develop disaster management practices—namely, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery—by identifying earthquakes and earthquake hazards primarily through research in earth sciences and engineering (geodesy/mapping, geophysics, geology), civil engineering, marine sciences, tsunamis, architecture, and urban planning.
 

One of the main fundamental goals of the journal is to contribute to the development of a Turkish science terminology specified to earthquakes, and to create a common scientific language unity, both for the community in Turkish speaking countries and for the researchers who speak Turkish in different countries of the world.

Scope

TDAD Research topics include; Enginnering research focusing on earthquake risk reduction, preparedness, response and recovery, earthquake research on new concepts and techniques, studies that include new software and application technologies contributing to professional capacity development in terms of education/research.

TDAD is a scientific research journal that is indexed by science citation indexes, not social.