About
I am Dr. Md. Bazlar Rashid, Deputy Director (Geology), Geological Survey of Bangladesh (GSB). I have 19 years of experience as a researcher in geomorphology, drainage systems and coastal zone management, geochemistry, radionuclides, water quality, climate change, etc. I am a member of IAPG, IAEG, Geological Society of Bangladesh, etc. I have ~90 publications in international reputed journals.
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Geological Survey of Bangladesh
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Publications (64)
- Spatiotemporal analysis of coastal landform changes in the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna delta derived from the modified normalized difference water index Save
- Assessment of naturally occurring radioactive materials in dust samples collected from Savar, Bangladesh: radiological risk evaluation and implications for environmental safety Save
- Spatio-temporal variations of tanning industries induced river water quality in a developing country: entropy-based water quality, pollution source tracing, and health risk appraisals Save
- Radiological assessment and potential health risks of naturally occurring radioactive materials in Kuakata Sea Beach sand: implications for rare-earth resources and nuclear fuel cycle feasibility Save
- Spatial distribution and radiological hazard profile in the soils surrounding the 115 MW EPVTL oil-fired thermal power plant Save
- Exploration and exploitation of deep sea resources and the consequent environmental management challenges Save
- Assessment of Natural Radioactivity and Radiological Hazards in Abiotic and Biogenic Marine Matrices of St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh Save
- Heavy Metal Contamination Due to Waste Disposed Zone of Shahbazpur Gas Field in Bangladesh: Environmental and Health Impact Assessment Save
- Pioneering Radiometric Analysis of Quarry Pit Soils in Bangladesh and Estimation of Associated Risks using Multivariate Statistical Analysis Save
- Environmental Impact Assessment of some Gas Field Waste Disposal Zones in Bangladesh by Environmental Indicators Save