• Evaluation of surface energy balance algorithm for land (SEBAL) model in the context of Bangladesh 

  Dutt, Dipta Prahar (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), BUET, 2023-08-30)

  Surface energy fluxes (also known as surface heat fluxes) consist of net radiation flux (Rn), soil heat flux (G), sensible heat flux (H), and latent heat flux (LE). Estimation of these fluxes is essential for climate ...
• Mathematical modelling of stormwater drainage of the catchment of boalia khal including low impact development measures 

  Abdur Rahman, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, BUET, 2023-04-11)

  Dhaka city is one of the fastest growing megacities in the world and is facing a massive challenge to deal with rainfall-induced flooding. Severe storm events due to climate change and landuse changes are playing a key ...
• Experimental investigation of local scour around two piers in tandem arrangements for different nose shapes 

  Mukidul Islam, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2023-07-22)

  ABSTRACT A popular configuration for studying complex flow characteristics and local scour around groups of piers by using piers arranged in tandem configurations or side-by-side. Alongside factors such as pier spacing ...
• Assessment of sedimentation and watershed prioritization using remote sensing and GIS techniques 

  Banik, Anik Chandra. (Institute of Water and Flood Management(IWFM), BUET, 2022-06-21)

  Sedimentation is considered one of the major significant issues for all water development projects, which leads to the reduction of the water storage capacity, hinders the water supply of channels, irrigation, navigation, ...
• Experimental study on the performance of multilayer geotube breakwater with and without C.C. block under wave attack 

  Tamanna Haque Himi (Department of Water Resources Engineering(WRE), BUET, 2022-10-10)

  This study investigated the performance of a multilayer geotube breakwater with and without C.C block under wave attack as a shore protection structure. Experimental studies were carried out in a two-dimensional flume (21.3 ...
• Impact of land use and climate change on monsoon flow of Ganges river basin using swat model 

  Motiur Rahman Khan, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering(WRE), BUET, 2021-02-09)

  Ganges River Basin is a part of Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna (GBM) basin which is second largest river basin system in the world based on drainage. This basin system with an area of 10,87,500 km2 carries enormous volume of ...
• Hazard mapping due to breaching and overtopping of submersible embankment in Naogaon haor area 

  Abul Hasan Rana, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering(WRE), BUET, 2022-03-31)

  Haor is a wetland ecosystem in the north eastern part of Bangladesh which physically is a bowl or saucer shaped shallow depression. Pre-monsoon flash flood is the main problem of haor area caused by severe rainfall in the ...
• Evaluation of different adaptive measures to develop a sustainable stormwater drainage system at Kallayanpur catchment of Dhaka city 

  Mahedi Bin Mostafa, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2022-03-13)

  Dhaka, one of the densely populated cities of Bangladesh is experiencing the negative consequence of rapid urbanization. The Kallayanpur drainage catchment is located in the western part of Dhaka city where about 95 ha ...
• Experimental study on the volumetric sustainability of sand filled geo-bags placed in flowing water 

  Tanvir Hossain, S. M. (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2022-05-09)

  Riverbank erosion in the large rivers of Bangladesh has always been a difficult problem and toaddress this challenge, geobags are commonlyused now-a-days. It is criticized in some cases that sediment loss from the geobags ...
• Flow characteristic along the pools of a vertical slot fish pass 

  Nawrose Sirajee, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2021-06-07)

  Bangladesh is a riverine country which is located in the delta of Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers. Bangladesh faces the cumulative effects of floods due to water flashing from upstream, the accumulation of the inflow ...
• Development of a coupled depth averaged-rans 3D model for open channel flow using higher-order upwinding schemes 

  Naila, Matin (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2023-01-09)

  The analysis of flow in open channels is of fundamental importance in river engineering and related areas. In numerical simulations of open channels, predictions of flow conditions are generally conducted through one and ...
• Assessment of ground water vulnerability in selected districts of Bangladesh using drastic index 

  Zannatul, Ferdausi Sumi (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2023-08-02)

  Around 75% of population of Bangladesh relies on groundwater for potable supplies and it is also extensively usedfor irrigation purpose during the dry season.Therefore, pollution of groundwater is a crucial issue. In this ...
• Modeling the hydrologic response of the Meghna basin Under cmip6 climate projections 

  Wasif, Bin Mamoon (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2022-08-10)

  Global climate change is brought on by an increase in atmospheric greenhouse gases and human actions such as altering land usage, producing industrial effluents, and other things associated with societal development. As a ...
• Suspended sediment estimation using geo-spatial and mathematical modelling techniques in kobadak river 

  Khalakuzzaman Molla, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2022-10-11)

  Suspended Sediment is one of the most important features of sediment management in river navigation, erosion, dredging, design and operation of hydraulic infrastructure in coastal areas.Due to a lack of upstream flow and ...
• A Study of bankline shifting of the selected reach of Jamuna river left bank using numerical models 

  HAQUE, AKRAMUL (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2023-01-09)

  The present study deals with the development of a computational procedure to predict the morphological behavior of the Jamunariver such as bed level changesand bankline shifting. A reach of 80 kms long left bank of the ...
• Assessment of Storm Drainage System of Fatullah Union Within DND Project Using SWMM Model 

  Saiful Islam, Mohammad. (Department of Water Resources Engineering(WRE), BUET, 2023-05-27)

  The study deals with the assessment of storm drainage system of Fatullah union of Narayanganj district. Now a days in Narayanganj, Fatullah is one of the rapidly expanding business and commercial area. One of the International ...
• Experimental study on hydraulic parameters and morphological behaviour of bank protection under oblique flow 

  Sarkar, Sudip (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2016-09-28)

  Braided river is one of the major river patterns of the alluvial river. It is a type of channel consisting of small branch channels with highgradient andsediment load separated by braid bars.This differentiation as well ...
• Inundation modelling of the surma and kushiyara river floodplain due to monsoon flooding 

  Raihan, Sarder Udoy (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2020-10-06)

  Bangladesh has long been facing floods during the monsoon seasons, which is beneficial up to a normal level, but detrimental if exceeds. The Surma and Kushiyara river floodplain located in the Northeast region of the country ...
• Modeling evapotranspiration from remote sensing data using machine learning algorithm 

  Jahan, Dr. Nasreen; 0417162015 (P); 006.31/MOH/2022 (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2022-12-13)

  An accurate evapotranspiration (ET) estimation is crucial for hydrological, meteorological, and agricultural research and applications, such as weather forecasting, irrigation scheduling, drought monitoring, and energy ...
• Flood inundation mapping and flood mitigation of Ghaghat river floodplain using HEC-RAS 1D/2D coupled model 

  Akter, Farjana (Department of Water Resources Engineering (WRE), 2022-05-30)

  Ghaghat River flows through North West region of Bangladesh in Nilphamari, Rangpur and Gaibandha district. It is a distributary of Teesta River which originates at Jaldhaka in Nilphamari district. It carries flow from ...

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