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Coastal land formations along the beaches of Kuakata have experienced a dramatic shift of form and structure, both natural and anthropogenic interference. This is an application...
Read moreMarine and Coastal tourism, one of the largest components of the tourism industry, is emerging as one of the most promising areas of the tourism sector in particular for the dev...
Read moreThe study was conducted to assess the hydrodynamic changes during construction of a closure in a 4 km wide tidal channel between Subornachar and Swarnadip island located in the ...
Read moreBlue biotechnology- commonly known as marine biotechnology is considered as one of the most promising sectors in Bangladesh for sustainable development. As the movement of eco-e...
Read moreThe continental shelf zone of Bangladesh is one of the highest sediment deposition centers of the world. Sediment carried by the vast drainage system surrounding the shelf is wi...
Read moreInternational convention on marine pollution provided less attention for the protection of the marine environment and of the high seas beyond coastal areas. The Stockholm Declar...
Read moreAn increasing prevalence of diabetes, in the last few decades, is known as a main risk for human health worldwide. Due to patience’s inconvenience, unaffordability and adv...
Read moreThe Government of Bangladesh (GoB) has approved the Delta Plan 2100 (BDP 2100) which is a holistic plan to integrate the activities of delta-related sectors across the country. ...
Read moreOceans and seas support all life by generating oxygen, absorbing carbon dioxide, recycling nutrients and regulating global climate and temperature, food and livelihoods to a sub...
Read moreOcean color remote sensing has brought a new era in ocean management. A reasonable number of satellites are dedicated at present for providing ocean color data to boost up ocean...
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Marine biodiversity is more critical than terrestrial. Marine species identification is difficult because of their variation. DNA barcoding is the scientific process where a sho...
Read moreTiger shrimp, Penaeus monodon is the most economically important penaeid shrimp in Bangladesh for both culture and capture fishery. This study reveals an analytical stock assess...
Read moreBangladesh has been ranked 41st among the world's largest economies in 2019 as well as become the second biggest economy in South Asia. As a maritime nation, the country foc...
Read moreThis study provides an assessment and characterization of marine litter pollution among various beaches of the Bay of Bengal coastline of Bangladesh, through standardi...
Read moreAbout 90% of worldwide cargo transportation is performed by merchant ships. The trading is successfully completed only when the cargo is safely loaded, transported and safely de...
Read moreThe growing shortage of seafaring officers fuelled by the rapid growth of global fleet opened up opportunities to tap the potential of global demand of seafaring officers for po...
Read moreHumans have always had a close relationship with the aquatic environment, including the early use of the sea for food harvesting and communication. Shipping is one of the least ...
Read moreOne of the vital factors for understanding and investigating ocean dynamics is the stratification of the water column. Argo profiling floats for the period of January 2011 ...
Read moreThe government of Bangladesh is providing various financial incentives like reduced tax rates, lower import duties, and export subsidies to the shipbuilding industry of the ...
Read moreMarine and Coastal tourism, one of the largest components of the tourism industry, is emerging as one of the most promising areas of the tourism sector in particular for the dev...
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Coastal land formations along the beaches of Kuakata have experienced a dramatic shift of form and structure, both natural and anthropogenic interference. This is an application...
Read moreIn this study, 3-hourly rainfall data of 10 years (2008-2017) were analyzed to have a clear insight of rainfall variation between day and night around the Patenga coastal&n...
Read moreThe coastal urban region is one of the economic hubs of development in Bangladesh and its land use/ land cover (LULC) and land surface temperature (LST) have been changing conti...
Read moreOceans and seas support all life by generating oxygen, absorbing carbon dioxide, recycling nutrients and regulating global climate and temperature, food and livelihoods to a sub...
Read moreCharacterized by tidal flats, natural levees and the unique Sundarbans mangrove forest, the coastal zone of Bangladesh is regarded as one of the most productive ecosystems of th...
Read more‘Blue economy’ concept has opened a new window of opportunity for Bangladesh to exploit and utilize the coastal and marine resources in a sustainable way. To maintai...
Read moreThe focus of this study is on the employment issues of Bangladeshi seafarers in the prevailing job market for seafarer. The paper gives a summary of the history of seafaring, gr...
Read moreMarine and Coastal tourism, one of the largest components of the tourism industry, is emerging as one of the most promising areas of the tourism sector in particular for the dev...
Read moreTiger shrimp, Penaeus monodon is the most economically important penaeid shrimp in Bangladesh for both culture and capture fishery. This study reveals an analytical stock assess...
Read moreGanges-Brahmaputra Delta and its extension in the Bay of Bengal is genetically related to delta progradation. Sediments of the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta have been the principal s...
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