Integrated infrastructure projects

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Giant highway to boost regional economies - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review

It will connect Izmir to Istanbul. In-between, important industrial cities will be connected to the route. The project will effect 18 provinces, ensure 10.000 direct jobs and 50.000 indirect jobs. It's completion is set for 2017.
It includes:

- 30 viaducts
- 4 tunnels
- 209 bridges
- world's 2nd longest suspension bridge

Project cost is 11 Billion $.


Ground-laying ceremony was yesterday.
Pictures of ceremony
Vatan - Fotogaleri


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3 new city-centers will be constructed in Istanbul.
6 world-famous architects are competing for the project.

Let me begin with the first proposal

Zaha Hadid's project:
land mass to be affected about 6 million m²

Description of the project on her personal website:
Zaha Hadid Architects Kartal Pendik Masterplan

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Zaha Hadid with Istanbul mayor Kadir Topbas
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Ken Yaeng from Malaysia wants to lay a public park through the Bosphorus
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Mayor Kadir Topbas inspecting the model
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Any change in Turkey's policy of denying Turks' role in the Armenian genocide?
 
It will resemble Manhattan, with 85-100 km² it will be 3rd biggest island in whole Turkey.
Financial districts of Levent + Maslak will be on the island.

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About the SAP (Southeast-Anatolia-Project) I will write later.
But the exports from SAP are processed through Mersin port.

Its capacity will be raised from
1.7 Million TEU to
12 Million TEU
Ministry of Transport and Communication
http://www.ubak.gov.tr/BLSM_WIYS/UB...ler_faaliyetler/20090814_160652_204_1_64.html


It will replace Rotterdam port as Europe's biggest Port.
Rotterdam = 10.8 Million TEU
Port of Rotterdam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


It is designed to function as the central Hubport of South-Coast Turkey.
Blue is the expansion.

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CERN... In the Middle-East there will be a mini-CERN built in Jordan under the SESAME project.

SESAME is coordinated by UNESCO, and its components come from recycled components of USA, Germany, UK, Switzerland and France.
Under SESAME, scientists from Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Pakistan, Palestine Authority and Turkey come together.
It will be a mini-CERN of Middle-East.

...but Turkey has started to look at its national needs for an accelerator center. TAC would be a much larger facility built in Turkey’s backyard, making the study of particle physics much more accessible.
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The design plan for the TAC is to have a combination of an electron linear accelerator and a positron storage ring that could be used individually or as a unit for a wide range of experiments. This would be the second combination complex build in recent years; the Beijing Electron Positron Collider also combines a particle collider and an X-ray light source.

SOURCE: Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
symmetry breaking Blog Archive Turkey plans an accelerator center


It will be built on Ankara University, Ankara University also is coordinator between the involved universities:
- 3 German Universities
- 10 Turkish Universities
Ankara University - Turkish Accelerator Center Project


German Science Minister was also present at signing ceremony
Deal signed on establishment of Turkish Accelerator Center [ WORLD BULLETIN- TURKEY NEWS, WORLD NEWS ]
 
Southeastern Anatolia Project
... one of the largest series of hydroelectric power plants in the world
Southeastern Anatolia Project - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In 2010, it supplied 22% of Turkey's energy.
But it is not yet finished.

Scope:
- 22 Dams
- 17 Hydro-Power
- 4.2 million acres new farmland

Once it is completed, 28.5% of Turkey's water potential will be put under control.
Also Euphrates and Tigris are under control.


usda.gov - Turkey Precipitation
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Ataturk Dam
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Intercontinental under-water tunnels, Marmaray
Deepest immersed structure in the world
Railway Technology - Marmaray Railway Engineering Project, Istanbul


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Tunnel finished in 2008.
Whole Project finished in 2013.

rail transportation in Istanbul is predicted to rise from 3.6% to 27.7%,
which would see Istanbul's percentage rate of rail transportation usage as the third highest in the world, behind Tokyo (60%) and New York City (31%).[4]
Marmaray - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Melen water project

Istanbul's water demand
million m³
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So in the red circle is the Melen water reservoir
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Finally ISTANBUL
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Now to the European Side
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Well done.
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Too bad Republicans spent all our money on China. If they had known, they would be investing in Turkey too.

It's THIS country they don't want to help.
 
Ankara - Eskisehir operational

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Currently, we use Korean HSR speed-trains. They are not that fast.
Together with Hyundai we made joint-venture and produce the KTX-II trains in Adapazari (Turkey).
This is the KTX-II (330 km/h)
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KTX-II factory opening ceremony in Adapazari (Turkey).
Producer is Rotem (S. Korea) and Tuvasas (Turkey).
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