Hydrological models, used to study the behavior of river networks, have developed significant progress over the past four decades. Among several distributed hydrological models, Geomorphology Based Hydrological Model ...

Water logging has been a constant hazard for Dhaka city for quite a long time. The situation is severely aggravated during the monsoon. In many times, key portions of the city are inundated in rainwater several hours or ...

Dhaka city is surrounded by rivers. Ever increasing pollution level in peripheral rivers is causing huge problems for the environment of Dhaka city and jeopardizes the use of the river water for drinking and other useful ...

Land-use change along with capital-centric development in the mega city Dhaka has resulted high population density, increased hard surface, reduced green and blue surface, increased runoff, reduced recharge and water stress ...

Untreated or poorly treated effluent from textile industries is severely polluting the water courses of Bangladesh. Regular operation of well designed emuent treatment plant is necessary to reduce the pollution problem ...

The Dhaka-Narayanganj-Demra (DND) project is located in the vicinity of Dhaka City in its southeast part, which was a Flood Control Drainage and Irrigation (FCDI) project and completed in late sixties. The area is under ...

Government of Bangladesh and other development organization are promoting the cheapest and easiest solution for sanitation, which is pit latrine and one of the main intentions is to increase sanitation coverage. As a country ...

Water plays a vital role to shape up the health quality of dwellers of Dhaka city. Quite a large number of people are usually affected by waterborne diseases in each year and various studies reveal that due to presence ...

Balu–Lakhya river system is situated in the eastern side of Greater Dhaka city. Many industries are situated on the bank of the rivers and are discharging effluent directly into the rivers. Domestic sewage of Dhaka and ...