Water is one of the most important natural resources. The rationale use of this valuable resource is a dire need at present days because the useable water resource is diminishing very rapidly. Thousand of rivers are ...

The present study has been conducted to investigate the hydro-morphological changes of Gumti River system lying within Bangladesh. The Gumti River is meandering one, carrying flashy flood from the hills and lakes. The Gumti ...

The coastal area of Bangladesh is different from the rest of the country due to its unique geo-physical characteristics and vulnerability due to several natural disasters like erosion, cyclone, storm surges, tsunami, sea ...

Flash flooding is one of the most recurring natural disaster over the northeastern region of Bangladesh. Haors are important areas for Boro cultivation as almost 80% of haor areas are covered by Boro rice. The farmers ...

This study was conducted to analyze the water level and bed level variation in the Lower Meghna River. Different analysis of cross sectional area, variation of mean bed level, erosion/accretion of the channel and movement ...

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 ...

This research work has been carried out to assess the e-flow of the Ganges River. First objective of this study is to identify the appropriate methodology among the established e-flow measurement techniques for the Ganges ...

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 ...

Coastal embankment is a structural measure usually taken near coastline to protect inland habitat and crops. This research work considers only those embankments which are located along the coast line directly facing the ...

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 ...