Publications by authors named "Md Atif Arham"
Preserving the quality of groundwater has become Bangladesh's primary challenge in recent years. This study explores temporal trend variations in groundwater quality on a broader scale across 18 stations within the Dhaka division over 35 years. The data set encompasses an analysis of 15 distinct water quality parameters.
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- * The study involved bibliometric analysis to identify current research trends and qualitative analysis to examine various abstraction techniques and simulation models used in the region.
- * Key findings indicate that sustainable groundwater management is a major focus, with the Indian Institute of Technology being significant in this field, and improvements in abstraction techniques could help alleviate water scarcity issues.
Drinking water contamination is one of the most pressing concerns for the people of Bangladesh as they rely on groundwater to meet their water needs. The existing water sources of Bangladesh are losing potability due to natural, anthropogenic, and geogenic factors, resulting in acute to severe health consequences. To address the issue of safe drinking water, researchers are constantly examining potential sources that cause the pollution of drinking water.
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