Abstract
Earthquakes, whose physical, economic, psychological, and social damages can last for many years, are of vital importance for Türkiye, which is located in the most active earthquake zone that causes many earthquakes in the world. The North Anatolian Fault (NAF) is one of Türkiye's most important tectonic elements as it is the world’s fastest-moving right-lateral and strike-slip active fault zone consisting of many segments. The recent 5.8 magnitude 2019 Silivri earthquake, which occurred in the part of the NAF zone crossing the Marmara Sea, is an indicator that earthquake activity continues in the region. Aftershocks play a crucial role in seismicity research and seismic hazard assessments in terms of providing data and usable information in the examination of seismic dynamics with the changes observed in their time-dependent behavior and regional distribution. In this study, the aftershocks of the Silivri earthquake were examined as a natural laboratory using nonlinear analysis methods. Within the scope of the study, aftershocks of the Silivri earthquake were analyzed with a hybrid artificial neural network as well as different neural network structures, and for this purpose, data from 361 aftershocks with a magnitude greater than 1.5 in the year following the earthquake were used.
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