Ongoing Research Activity (2024 - Present)
Impact analysis of G6sulfur SRM on Meghna and Brhamaputra (GBM basin)
SSP-RCP pollution risks in Elbe Basin
Conjunctive water use in Lerma basin (Toluca valley, Mexico)
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Career Objective
Career Objective
To build a challenging and prospective professional career in an environmental organisation with a vision of developing skills through learning and by carrying out the responsibilities through hard work, sincerity, honesty, and enthusiasm.
Career Summary
Career Summary
Throughout my career, I have worked on numerous research projects on environmental resource management, focusing on surface water hydrology, land use, and climate change. As a result, I have had the opportunity to disseminate the results through various scientific publications and presentations, collaborate with my fellow researchers, and support them in successfully completing projects that aim to understand the local factors influencing river flows and sediment with climate variability, as well as the effects and prospects of enhancing natural conditions through practical landscape-level alteration or physical structures. These opportunities helped me to look for optimal solutions related to water resource management.
I have honed most of my skills in surface and ground water modelling, remote sensing, and GIS, all of which contribute to my growth as a water professional.
Recent Publication
Recent Publication
Discharge and sediment load modeling using rating curve-based missing data management
Hydrology Research │ 2024
Haque, M. B., Karmakar, S., Datta, S., Sajid, A. P., Abdullah Al Mamun, M. M., Hoque, M. E., Hossain, M. M., & Alam, M. S.
Recent Research Experience
Recent Research Experience
Simulation of conjunctive use of surface-groundwater resources with the SWAT and MODFLOW models in the Upper Lerma basin, Mexico
Thesis in IHE Delft │ Mar 2024 - Sep 2024
Advisors: Yangxiao Zhou, PhD, Associate Professor of Hydrogeology, and Shreedhar Maskey, PhD, Associate Professor of Hydrology & Water Resources, Water Resources and Ecosystems Department, IHE Delft, Netherlands
Recent Work Experience
Recent Work Experience
Research Assistant │ Sep 2021 – Jun 2022
Projects on the identification of drivers of land cover change through geospatial technology on a forest
PI: Saddam Hossen, Assistant Professor, Department of Forestry and Environmental Science, Rangamati Science and Technology University
Responsibilities: geospatial analysis, interpretation, report writing, and publication preparation.
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