Brahmaputra River Basin (BRB), the largest contributor of sediment load in Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna (GBM) delta, is highly vulnerable to future climate change. The present to future assessment of sediment load from BRB ...

This study work has been conducted for simulation of storm surge level at a tidal channel due to coastal cyclone along the Bangladesh coast. Bay of Bengal hydrodynamic model (BoB) of IWM has been updated with finer mesh ...

Development of flood hazard map in Dharla River floodplain, located in the north-west zone of Bangladesh using 1D/2D couple hydrodynamic model simulation has been reported. Maps have been developed with data of administrative ...

The study area (462 aq.km.) of the thesis is located to the north-west region of Bangladesh. The groundwater table is declining permanently in the study area due to over abstraction of groundwater for irrigation purposes. ...

Remote sensing technologies can allow a quick mapping of large regions and may provide valuable support in flood crisis management. In Bangladesh, Flood Forecasting and Warning Center (FFWC) generates flood inundation ...

The Sylhet haor basin is bounded by the hills of Meghalaya in India to the north, the hills of Tripura and Mizoram to the south and the high lands of Manipur to the east. The total area of Sunamganj district, some part ...

Although the Teesta Barrage Project (TBP) went into operation in 1993, the full scale supplementary irrigation was provided from 2000. This study was initiated to assess the impact of supplementary irrigation on the ...

Bangladesh is an alluvial delta of the Ganges, the Brahmaputra and the Meghna River. Hydro-dynamically rivers are very active in nature in this country. Bank erosion, deposition, char development, flood etc is common ...

Cox‟s Bazar is the most important Coastal district of Bangladesh. Coastal resources provide here the opportunities to use the coast in different ways within the hazard-prone environment. The shape and orientation of the ...

Dhaka has faced major floods in 1954, 1955, 1974, 1987, 1988, 1998, 2004, 2007 and 2009. Among these flood scenarios recent events were particularly severe. Both Climate Change and land use / cover changes are playing key ...