The use of mathematical models for simulating the hydrological processes in a catchment scale is getting popular. As a result, numerous hydrological models have been developed by researchers over the years. These complex ...

Water is one of the most indispensable resources on earth which is potentially useful for all living things. Consequential impacts of climate change are mediated through the changes in the water or hydrologic cycle due to ...

Titanium alloy, particularly Ti-6Al-4V, is extensively utilized in versatile engineering applications such as aerospace, automobile, biomedical, chemical and other manufacturing industries owing to their enviable and ...

Bangladesh falls victim to riverine monsoon floods every year due to its geophysical position. The Brahmaputra Right Embankment being 217 kilometers long, protects the North-Western zone of Bangladesh from flooding in the ...

Bangladesh is prone to extreme weather-related disasters, especially related to floods, cyclones and droughts. Climate change has the potential to impact the global hydrological cycle as well as regional hydrology across ...

The present study deals with the riverbank stability analysis in order to find out the reasons for failures of the selected reach of Jamuna river of Bangladesh. Various scenarios considering the hydraulic and static load ...

The natural shape of Bangladesh coastal and marine areas is controlled by dynamic processes such as tides, wave actions, strong winds and it faces continuous land erosion and accretion. This study prioritizes the most ...

The Meghna river basin is expected to suffer from the adverse impacts of climate change according to the IPCC 5thassessment report and other hydrological studies. Previous studies and models indicated that the Meghna river ...

Bangladeshis predominantly anagricultural countrywhereagriculturesector plays a significant role in accelerating the economic growth of the country. It is therefore important to have a sustainable, environment-friendlyand ...

Groynes are hydraulic structures that protect against bank erosion, maintain water level by deflecting flow direction, and ensure navigation safety. They can be used for flood control, land reclamation, and provision of ...