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Study on morphological behaviour of Brahmaputra - Jamuna river

Mukherjee, Provati (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1995-10)

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Assessment of instream flow requirement of gorai river considering salinity intrusion and fish habitat

Saha, Partha Pratim (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2007-04)

Flows in the Gorai river have been considerably altered since the commission of Farakka Barrage on the Ganges river in 1975. Effects of this flow alteration on livelihood, environment and ecology have been significant. ...
Critical review of sediment transport studies of Jamuna river

Nilufer Sultana (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1989-01)

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Development of a microcomputer based system for processing of groundwater level data

Niaz Mohammed (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1985-01)

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Evaluation of unsaturated hydraulic conductivity of soil based on soil moisture retention data

Dey, Nepal Chandra (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2000-11)

Hydraulic conductivity is one of the most important hydraulic properties that governs water flow in the soil. Groundwater recharge and contaminant transport mainly depend on the hydraulic properties of soil. The present ...
EL nino-southern oscillation: links and potential for long range flood forecasting in the Jamuna and the Surma rivers

Nasreen Jahan (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2005-06)

The forecasting of river flow has been an important goal for scientists and engineers for centuries. This research attempts to explore the nature and strength of possible teleconnections between the riverflows of Jamuna ...
Sediment distribution at channel bifurcation using two-dimensional curvilinear model

Nasreen Mohal (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1997-12)

The morphological behaviour of bifurcation in rivers is a poorly understood problem with which many river engineers are confronted. Bifurcation can be found in deltas, in estuaries and in braided rivers. In one-dimensional ...
Improving the performance of small and medium scale water sector project through participatory water management

Mukherjee, Nandan (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2004-06)

As populations expand and make various uses of water, its growing scarcity becomes a serious issue in developing countries such as Bangladesh. Water can no longer be considered a totally free resource, and plans must be ...
Study on probability distribution and trends of various climatic parameters in Bangladesh

Nadia Nowshin (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2013-03)

Probability Distribution and trend analysis are an important concern for a resource constraint country like Bangladesh. Reliable estimate of probability distribution and trend analysis with respect to various climatic ...
Study on iron removal from groundwater for potable water supply

Mujtoba Ahmed Bin Kamal (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1996-01)

Excessive amount of iron content in groundwater creates a major problem in many regions for potable water supply. To characterize the iron problem in groundwater of Bangladesh with respect to depth and location, water ...
Evaporation from surfaces exposed to a thermally-stratified atmosphere

Muhamed Ali Bhuiyan (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1984-06)

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Yield simulation model for rice

Nasrullah Khan, Muhammad (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1986-09)

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Impact of climate change on rural livelihood: a case study

Anowar Saadat, Muhammad (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2010-05)

This study has been conducted to figure out the changes in salient climatic parameters and there impacts on rural livelihood as well as to develop a sustainable livelihood framework. Two villages, namely Chander chak and ...
Laboratory study on riprap protection around bridge piers and abutments

Abdul Faheem Sadeque, Muhammad (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2002-08)
Sensitivity analysis of a multi-cell groundwater model

Mobashwera, MS. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1993-08)

The mechanics of groundwater movement and storage is a complex phenomena where a number of natural and artificial processes interact. For the planning and development of groundwater resources a comprehensive orientation ...
Short term river water level forecasting using artificial neural network

Moniz Ahmmod Mukto (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2001-04)

An artificial neural network (ANN) is a flexible mathematical structure, which is capable of modelling the complex, non-linear, and dynamic relationships between the input and output data scts. ANN models have bcen found ...
Evaluation of Dhaka city flood protection embankment under 1998 flood condition

Mohir Uddin Ahmed (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1999-04)

Embankment is the most favoured option for flood control due to its simple construction method and use of local labour and manpower. In 1987 and 1988 Bangladesh experienced two of the most severe floods on records. Vast ...
Solution of dam-break problem by collocation method in conjunction with hermite element

Mahmud Alam, Mohammed (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1992-06)

The total and instantaneous collapse of a dam creates a negative wave upstream of the dam and a positive wave downstream of the dam. The negative wave propagates upstream along the reservoir and the positive wave ...
Study on the braiding indices of the Brahmaputra-Jamuna river

Mamun, Mohammed (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1997-12)

A study has been conducted to determine the braiding indices of the lower Brahmaputra-Jamuna River lying within Bangladesh for the different years using different approaches. To carry out the study 13 satellite (LANDSAT ...
Study on approximate lengths of some steady gradually varied flow profiles

Zafar Ullah, Mohammad (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1996-06)

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