INSTITUTE OF WATER MODELLING

Academic Chronology

Mr. Shaikh Nahiduzzaman completed his graduation in Civil Engineering from KUET in March 2008.

Professional Track Record

Mr. Nahiduzzaman has a professional career of 07 years in the field of water resources Engineering & Structural Engineering. As a Water Resource Engineer, he has started his professional career in Institution of Water Modelling since January 2011. He is responsible for conducting pre-feasibility and feasibility studies for different drainage improvement project in the coastal area, navigability improvement plan, implementing and monitoring studies for coastal engineering, impact assessment of climate change etc. He is also responsible for developing 1-D and 2-D models (rainfall-runoff, hydrodynamic, drainage, storm surge and wave) and determining design hydraulic parameters. He is capable of writing reports and making presentation. He can plan and conduct topographic and hydrographic survey and control the quality of the survey works. He is also capable of project management, quality control of the project, human resource, budget and time control, attending progress meeting etc.

Training/Membership/Workshop/Seminar/Publication etc.

-Training/Workshop:

• Training on MIKE 11: Hydrodynamic and Rainfall Runoff Module Organized by Institute of Water Modelling (IWM) held at IWM during 14 to 21 December, 2014;
• Training on Advanced ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 Organized by Institute of Water Modelling (IWM) held at IWM during 07 to 23 December, 2014;
• Training on Basic ArcGIS Organized by Institute of Water Modelling (IWM) held at IWM during 21 to 26 August, 2014
• Workshop on Research Proposal Writing, Scientific Presentation and Plagiarism Detection Organized by Institute of Water Modelling (IWM) held at IWM during 06 to 10 January, 2014

Major Project Assignment

• Feasibility Study and Detailed Engineering Design for Long Term Solution of Drainage Problems in the Bhabodah Area (2nd Phase)
• Monitoring of Sedimentation, Salinity, Tide & Flood in Kobadak River System & TRM Basin
• Assessment of Coastal Vulnerability Improving Storm Surge Model for Bay of Bengal