It's no version, it's the official plan. (Except that, like a lot of maps, it ignores the area "reserved" for Georgia.) The Russians aren't there because of a little known event known as the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.
Dr PH
Not too different to a TL I've played about with, apart from that having a better organised Gallipoli and diplomacy. The latter means that Bulgaria is lured into the war on the allied side. As such after the Russian collapse into civil war Bulgaria controls the straits. [Not something the Greeks are happy about but since both of them and the Italians are very busy fighting the Turkish rebels there not in a position to object too much.
Just to clarify in my TL, initially the early defeat means a moderate settlement with the Ottomans. However once the Sultan is overthrown by rebels in spring 1917 it re-opens the war in Anatolia resulting in a bitter conflict that finally ends in borders like in your map by about 1923, partly dictated by mutual exhaustion amongst the combatants.
I think something like the Treaty of Sèvres would be possible if the allied powers are less exhausted and possibly more anger about Turkish massacres. Possibly a couple of terrorists attacks blamed on the Turkish nationalists which also cause anger. Also maybe a quicker resolution for the Russian revolution, with a victory by moderates, or avoiding it altogether. That would give support for an Armenian state which distracts the Turks in the eastern region and also means the allies are not as distracted by the Communists. You would probably see an even bloodier conflict than the historical one but its definitely possible.
Steve