• DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR THE PRIMARY WASTE COLLECTION SYSTEM 

  UZ ZAMAN, MD HASAN (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-07)

  A detail research was carried out to develop a sustainable solid waste management model for BGTC&C. The total solid waste generation and rate of generation was found to be 1253 kg/day and 0.214 kg/capita/day respectively. ...
• ASSESSMENT OF EUTROPHICATION STATUS OF SELECTED LAKES OF DHAKA CITY USING GIS AND MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHM 

  MAMUN, MD MUNTASIR (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-03)

  Eutrophication in Lakes are caused by the confluence of numerous nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus etc), temperature, sunshine, dissolved oxygen, land use/land cover, socioeconomic condition, and other biophysical processes. ...
• ASSESSMENT OF AIR QUALITY DUE TO THE EMISSIONS FROM A COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT USING A DIFFUSION MODEL 

  FAIZA, FARZANA (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-03)

  Barapukuria Thermal Power Plant is the very first coal-based power plant in Bangladesh established in the year 2006. Currently, various coal-run electricity generating plants are in pipeline in Bangladesh. On the other ...
• EXPLORATION OF PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF RIDE SHARING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A CASE STUDY IN DHAKA CITY 

  ISLAM, MOHAMMED ANWAR UL (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-07)

  Public transportation largely contributes to the mobility needs of people which are increasing across the world due to rapid urbanization. Dhaka is Bangladesh's capital city and the country's economic center. Due to an ...
• VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT OF MOTORCYCLE RIDING IN DHAKA CITY BY STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELLING 

  RAHMAN, MUHAMMAD SAIFUR (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-10)

  In recent years, motorcycles have become one of the preferred modes of transport for commuters of Dhaka city as an alternative to car travel and public transports for its affordability and easy accessibility to reach any ...
• EVALUATION OF RESILIENT MODULUS OF SUBGRADE SOIL IN SELECTED LOCATIONS OF BANGLADESH 

  KUMER NANDI, SAUMIT (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-11)

  In this thesis the study on the prediction of resilient modulus of subgrade soil based on index properties and moisture content is described. The study was mainly concerned with the effects of the variables such as ...
• INVERSE ANALYSIS OF PAVEMENT LAYER PROPERTIES FROM FALLING WEIGHT DEFLECTOMETER DATA USING MACHINE LEARNING MODELS 

  SIDDIQ, MD ZAMAL MAHMOOD (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-11)

  Finding the layer thicknesses and pavement moduli are essential to evaluate construction quality and pavement life. Destructive test like core sampling provides limited information about pavement characteristics. Nowadays, ...
• COMPARATIVE STUDY OF WIND LOADS ESTIMATED FROM NUMERICALLY SIMULATED WIND TUNNEL TEST RESULTS AS PER THE PROVISIONS OF BANGLADESH NATIONAL BUILDING CODE 

  HOSSAIN, MD. IMAM (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-03)

  Bangladesh has recently landed in the era of tall buildings. Wind load generally governs over earthquakes for tall buildings. However, research on the effect of wind load on structures is limited in Bangladesh. International ...
• EFFECTIVENESS OF SAND COMPACTION PILE AND PREFABRICATED VERTIC AL DRAINS IN IMPROVING SOFT SOIL FOR PAVEMENT SUBGRADE 

  SHAHRIAR, TANIM (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-07)

  The present study examines the effectiveness of Sand Compaction Pile (SCP) and Prefabricated Vertical Drains (PVD) in improving properties of soft soil underlying road pavement. Subgrade improvement techniques are often ...
• EXPLORATION OF PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF RIDE SHARING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A CASE STUDY IN DHAKA CITY 

  ISLAM, MOHAMMED ANWAR UL (Department of Civil Engineering, MIST, 2022-07)

  Public transportation largely contributes to the mobility needs of people which are increasing across the world due to rapid urbanization. Dhaka is Bangladesh's capital city and the country's economic center. Due to an ...
• COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN NATURAL COARSE AGGREGATE (BRICK AND STONE) AND RECYCLED CONCRETE AGGREGATE (RCA) AND USE OF ADMIXTURE IN RCA FOR THE PURPOSE OF REGAINING THE INITIAL CONCRETE STRENGTH 

  HASAN, LT MD MONIRUL; FERDOUS, LT S.A SHAH NEOWAZ; KHAN, ABDUL HANNAN (DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2018-12)

  In the present context of Bangladesh, it has been seen that most of the time after demolishing any concrete structure, demolished aggregates are hardly used or recycled for further construction work. This demolished ...
• PREDICTING CHANGES IN LAND USE AND LAND SURFACE TEMPERATURE USING CELLULAR AUTOMATA BASED ALGORITHM 

  RAHMAN, A N M FOYEZUR (DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2020-12)

  More than half of the world population lives in Cities, therefore, urbanization has made a significant contribution to the global warming. In rapidly rising Mega-Cities results in a major change in land use and land cover ...
• DEVELOPING A HEURISTIC OPTIMIZATION METHOD FOR SIMULTANEOUS CALIBRATION OF CAR FOLLOWING AND LANE CHANGING PARAMETERS UNDER NON-LANE BASED MIXED TRAFFIC 

  HASAN, TARIQUL (2021-03)

  Microscopic traffic simulation models have been widely used to analyze the traffic operation and management strategies on highways and urban streets primarily because the simulation is less disruptive to traffic, less ...
• ANALYSIS OF THE HISTORICAL TREND OF ENVIRONMENTAL FINES FOR CURBING POLLUTION IN BANGLADESH 

  OSMAN SARWAR, MOHAMMAD (DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2021-02)

  Various industrial sectors of Bangladesh are growing rapidly and contributing to the economic development in recent years. Effluents and emissions of these factories pollute the surrounding environment repeatedly even ...
• IMPLEMENTATION OF REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUE FOR MONITORING RIVER WATER QUALITY: A CASE STUDY ON DHALESHWARI RIVER IN SAVAR 

  MOHAMMAD TOUFIQ AMIN, CHOWDHURY (DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2019-12)

  Monitoring river water quality is very important for a riverine country like Bangladesh. In the developed nations many agencies are involved in the continuous monitoring of the water bodies including rivers and lakes. ...
• INFLUENCE OF GALVANISED IRON AND POLYPROPYLENE FIBERS ON THE PROPERTIES OF RECYCLED AGGREGATE CONCRETE 

  KHATUN, EHSANI (DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2020-07)

  Significant amount of concrete waste generates every day from construction and demolition (C&D) works and has become a global concern from environmental perspective. Recycled aggregate produced from these C&D waste can ...
• ONE DIMENSIONAL SITE RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF A POWER PLANT SITE BEFORE AND AFTER GROUND IMPROVEMENT 

  DAS BRISTI, ANAN (DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2020-06)

  The purpose of this research is to measure amplification factor of a power plant site before and after ground improvement. Eight earthquakes with different frequency content (ChiChi, Coyote, Kobe, Loma Girloy, Nahani, ...
• QUALITY ASSESSMENT OF REPRESENTATIVE CEMENT BRANDS OF BANGLADESH 

  AHMED, MAHFUJ (DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2020-07)

  The increased demand of Bangladeshi cement in construction industry has gained attention of researchers, engineers and practitioners to understand the quality of cements. A number of industries produce cement not only ...
• DEVELOPMENT OF A GIS BASED MODEL TO EXPLORE SAFE WATER OPTIONS IN SOUTHERN COASTAL REGION 

  ABDUL KARIM KHAN, MOHAMMAD (DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2020-06)

  Safe water scarcity is one of the most leading crises in coastal Bangladesh. Salinity intrusion in both surface and groundwater is alarmingly augmenting and creating acute drinking water and safe water paucity. This study ...
• BEHAVIOUR OF CONCRETE FILLED SATAINLESS STEEL COLUMN UNDER AXIAL COMPRESSIVE LOAD 

  Abdul Bari, Md (2021-01)

  Concrete filled stainless steel tubular columns (CFSST) is an improved and innovative version of composite structure due to better mechanical properties compared to mild steel such as higher strength and ductility, ...

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