Created: 2026/06/28 08:07

1. Effectiveness of Soil Perforation to Reduce Waterlogging

2. Micro-climate Impact of Large Scale Household Level Rooftop Gardening

Scopes

  • Temperature impact on immediate below floor
  • Urban runoff reduction through rainfall watering instead of manual
  • Urban runoff reduction through calculated watering based on crop demand
  • Water source analysis; feasibility of greywater reuse

Title 1: Optimizing Rooftop Garden Irrigation for Stormwater Retention in Dhaka

Synopsis

Determine how much stormwater retention capacity can be recovered if irrigation is strictly managed based on real-time crop water demand rather than manual guesswork.

Methodology

  • Historical hourly and daily rainfall, temperature, and relative humidity data from BMD
  • Determine Daily Crop Water Requirement for typical Dhaka rooftop crops
  • Simulate: A. keeping garden near saturation capacity; B. leave a buffer for rainfall
  • Convert a percentage of building roofs into "Green Roof"
  • Quantify the difference in peak runoff reduction and hydrograph delay during heavy rainfall events

3. Magnitude of Soil Erosion due to Overland Flow

Scopes

  • Quantify and map distribution of soil erosion rates within selected area
  • Evaluate soil losses before and after monsoon seasons
  • Identify critical regions or soil erosion hotspots

4. Planform of Meghna River

5. Evaluating Drainage Bottlenecks and Waterlogging in Mohammadpur, Dhaka


Existing papers:

  • STUDY ON WATERLOGGING AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM OF RANGPUR CITY / Ruhani, Ashekha
  • EFFECT OF LAND USE AND LAND COVER CHANGES ON SOIL EROSION USING REVISED UNIVERSAL SOIL LOSS MODEL / Islam, Md. Shakirul
  • EFFECTIVE SEDIMENT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE FLOOD MITIGATION FOR SURMA RIVER IN SYLHET / Tanin, Kazi Akramul Haque
  • A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF RIVER BRAIDING INDICES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH PEAK DISCHARGE OF THE RIVER JAMUNA / SAKIB, MOHAMMAD SADAT

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