TBB Announces Debris Radar Mobile Application

February 6, 2023 After two earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, devastating results occurred in 10 provinces, More than 30,000 of our citizens lost their lives. However, as you know, people are not earthquakes, they are made. Negligence kills.

Therefore, the Union of Turkish Bar Associations believes that citizens can contribute to ensure that these omissions do not go unpunished and those responsible are brought to justice. announces new mobile app.

With the Debris Radar application, collapsed buildings will be recorded

The Debris Radar application, published by the Union of Turkish Bar Associations, is the application of the debris that has been removed without examination and for which evidence cannot be collected. It is useful for archiving with photos.. This application, which was developed especially for the volunteers who went to the earthquake area, is currently only developed for the iOS platform.

Stating that the Android application is on the way, the Union of Turkish Bar Associations said that the volunteers in the earthquake area were trying to create an image archive to help the lawyers working in the destroyed area. invites you to use the application.

How to use the Debris Radar app?

Without entering the wreckage or damaged buildings in order to collect evidence;

• Download and install the application.
• Write down the location and full address of the wreck.
• Capture footage from the app’s own video recording tab.
• Try to take wide-angle images of the wreck from all directions.
• Take close-up photos of rebars.
• If possible, compare the thickness of the rebars with a coin or pen.
• Take a 360-degree video of concrete and cement parts.
• If possible, record the interior material of columns and beams.
• If there is mussel shells or any other substance in the concrete, definitely view them.

Debris Radar iOS App

We hope that thanks to this application, those responsible for causing the death of people they will not go unpunished. You can see the websites you can use to help earthquake victims above.