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The 6.4 that hit the city of Iskenderun was originally known as "little alexandria" or on other accounts as actual "alexandria" (of the infamous library) So th
by samstave 4y ago
The 6.4 that hit the city of Iskenderun was originally known as "little alexandria" or on other accounts as actual "alexandria" (of the infamous library)
So the one thing to look at this, is with a tool such as ImportYeti.com --> You can see who/what/where/when are receiving sea shipments at ports.
You look at who is a supplier in, say the port hit by this EQ - Iskenderun - and it looks like the US Customer of the most shipments of items from that port is Ford Motor Company.
Then you look at the largest inbound shipments to said port - and start to look at the products being brought in.
So this information shows that certain companies relying on shipments from turkey are going to be affected by these EQs. Conversely how many of the 30,000+++ buildings that collapsed were not apartments, but businesses, and what did they either produce or consume.
Further, the fact this basically happened on the visit of POTUS indicates further suspicion...
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So we know that ports are fucked (this port caught fire during the big one)
But now we see that Ford Motor company apparently relies on shipments of something from that port, and they wont be able to get that in a while - so the prices of whatever products ford relied on, also will be affected.
I am shallow in the data now, but it seems that Turkey exports a lot to South America.
Hitachi Energy has transformers made in Turkey for the USA & Canada Market
Furniture for the USA market from 'Nine United' --> 'Design Within Reach' (so https://www.dwr.com/ https://www.dwr.com/ inventory will be impacted)
Prometeon Tyre Group will be heavily affected...
but this is all based on shipping manifests (boats, not air)
So keep an eye on some of these - I am going to try to work on building something that gives a more broad impact radius...