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Possible relationship of some of the weak earthquakes in Turkey with industrial explosions For the analysis, we used a new catalog of Turkey from the Boğaziçi University Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute - Regional Earthquake-Tsunami Monitoring Center), which contains both earthquakes and explosions since 2005. Possible effects of industrial explosions on the seismicity of weak earthquakes in Turkey are considered. The spatial and temporal relationships between the events under consideration at short times and short distances, as well as in terms of possible long-term impact are investigated. The possible correlation between the normalized distributions of daily and weekly numbers of earthquakes and explosions is estimated. Possible changes in the fractal dimension of the spatial distribution of seismicity in connection with the production of explosions are estimated. To search for compact in space regions of explosions and local groups of earthquakes, the method of identifying clusters was applied. Clusters of explosions and earthquakes close in space were found. In these clusters, the comparison of the behavior of the indicated time series is carried out. The significance of the observed temporal and spatial changes is assessed by the method of creating artificial catalogs, as well as by constructing inverse statistics of an earthquake explosion. Found only a small possible effect of explosions on earthquakes at short times. Long-term influence is more likely at the level of diurnal rate and long-term consequences. Possible signs of nonlinear modulation of the daily rate by weekly industrial impact are found. Spatial mapping of these effects has been carried out. The catalog data is also compared with information about industrial objects - quarries, power plants according to the google service.