Presentation

Internship on
Center for Environmental and Geographic Information
Services(CEGIS)

by
FATEEN FATEH (201730013)
KAZI FOUZIA AKTHER ANITA (201730021)
LYBA TASNEEM KHAN (201730023)
NUSRAT ANAM (201730035)

Department of Environmental, Water Resources and Coastal Engineering (EWCE)

Military Institute of Science and Technology (MIST)
 Presentation Contents

 Objectives of Industrial Training

 Introduction to CEGIS

 Activities During Industrial Training

 Summary of Daily Activities

 Hydrological Data Analysis

 Benefits

 Conclusions

 Reference

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 Objectives of Industrial Training

 To get to know about the organization, CEGIS

 Getting acquainted about

 Divisions of CEGIS
 Management and Board of Trustees
 Projects and Landmarks
 Mission and Vision

 Workshop on different Divisions

 Basic short course on the software they work with

 Lectures on different projects

 Reference

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 Introduction to CEGIS
Company’s Background
 Established on May 16, 2002 as a public trust.
 Environmental and Geographic Information System (EGIS) in 1996 and EGIS-2 in 1997, both supported by
the Government of Bangladesh
 The center is under Ministry of Water Resources.
 Developed Community-based Flood Information System
 Part of Australian funded Bangladesh integrated water resources assessment project since 2011

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 Introduction to CEGIS (Contd.)
Company’s Objective

 To Prepare an integrated and intensive natural resource database

 To prepare a web enable system for organized storage and dissemination of data.

 To prepare supplementary tools to expose data and easier external data receive.

 To support the country’s efforts for sustainable socio-economic development by providing

scientific, technological and socio-economic know-how.

 To provide solutions to issues and problems in a wide range of sectors, such as – but not limited

to – water, land, agriculture, meteorology, forestry, fisheries, morphology, ecology, environment,

climate change, archeology, socio-economy, power, transportation and disasters. 5

 Introduction to CEGIS (Contd.)
Vision

 To become a center of excellence for providing advisory services, research, databases and

training in multifarious fields.

Mission

 To support the management of natural resources for sustainable socio-economic development at

home and abroad, using integrated environmental analysis, geographic information systems,

remote sensing techniques, database, information technology and other modern technology

outfits.
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 Introduction to CEGIS (Contd.)
Organogram of CEGIS

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 Divisions of CEGIS
• Water Resources Management Division
- Conducts water resources assessment and planning at macro and micro levels for IWRM.
- Deals with application of RS-GIS based planning tools, hydrological modeling and techniques for environmental management
of natural resources.
- Carries out water supply, WASH and WATSAN related activities.

• River, Delta & Coastal Morphology Division

-Carries out studies on river, delta and coastal morphology using a unique method based on RS-GIS technology including spatial
and hydro-morphological information to predict and monitor morphological changes and bank erosion of rivers.
- Conducts morphological and platform analyses
- Optimizes dredging for maintaining navigation in the major rivers.

• Climate Change & Disaster Management Division

- Conducts studies on climate change impacts, vulnerability and adaptation measures.
- Generates the climatic parameters through statistical and dynamic method from GCM.
- Applies state-of-the earth mathematical modeling tools for understanding the physical phenomena of hydrological system
and for assessment of impact of climate induced disasters.

• Socio-economic & Institutional Division

- Socio-economic & Institutional Division carries out socio-economic studies which include
1. Social Impact Assessment (SIA),
2. Resettlement Action Plan (RAP); 8
3. Planning and Management of socio-economic resources;
4. Poverty, Gender and Livelihood studies;
5. Economic and Institutional analyses;
6. Anthropological investigations;
7. Social mobilization and Formation of institutions, etc.

• Ecology, Forestry & Biodiversity Division

- Conducts integrated natural resource planning and management of ecosystems.
- Carries out environmental survey, environmental quality monitoring and assessment to support EIA/SIA
studies.
- Also involves in Biodiversity Assessment, Strategic Environmental Assessment etc.

• Agricultural & Fisheries Division

- Provides services in planning and management of agricultural resources including crop, soil, irrigation,
fisheries and livestock.
- It carries out research, crop and fish modeling, drought assessment and management, food security, value
chain, baseline, monitoring, impact evaluation & assessment, crop suitability, climate change impact &
greenhouse gas assessment
- Prepare mitigation and adaptation plan on agricultural sector.

• Power, Energy & Mineral Resources Division

- Conducts studies on the Power, Energy and Mineral Resources sectors
- Facilitating enabling environment for generation of electrical power to fulfill the demand of the country.
- This Division is involved in Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA), Environmental Compliance 9
Monitoring and Feasibility studies of power related projects.
• Geographic Information System Division

- Applies geospatial technology in diversified fields including natural resource management, environment,
climate, hydrologic and hydrodynamic modeling and so on.
- Provides services for development, integration and analysis of geospatial database, development of DEM,
desktop/web based geospatial applications, web-based LIS and other web GISs.
- Conducts various digital surveys including RTK, Total Station and DGPS Survey as well as provides customized
GIS training for the clients.
• Remote Sensing Division
- Produces land cover and land use data, natural resources mapping, change detection mapping, erosion-accretion
mapping, flood inundation mapping, agricultural crop mapping, environmental impact assessment mapping
- Clutter data for wireless telecommunication network planning using state-of-the-art technologies currently
achieved in the remote sensing field.
- Offers basic and advance training on optical and radar satellite image processing and applications using Eras
Imagine and Google Earth Engine.

• Database, ICT and System Management Division

- Develops GIS and Web-based application software and is responsible for database management.
- Strives to promote standardization of metadata, data quality, data format, etc.
- Responsible for storing and managing of all data and information produced under different projects of CEGIS.
- Manages computer systems and networking, server protocols, internet, and other associated hardware and
software used in CEGIS. 10
• Research, Development & Training Division
- Conducts innovative researches in the fields of natural resources management, livelihoods, disaster
management, climate change, erosion prediction etc. using state-of-the-art modeling tools.
- Organizes trainings on GIS, Remote Sensing, Integrated Water Resources Management, Social and
Environmental Impact Assessment, Delta and Coastal Morphology, Climate Change and Disaster
Management, Land Acquisition and Resettlement Management and Modeling for professionals both at
home and abroad.

• Quality Management & Publication Division

- Manages and enhances the quality of reports, develops guideline and provides technical support for the
reports.
- Responsible to edit and review all the reports
- Deals with all sorts of graphic design related activities and also publishes the quarterly Newsletter of CEGIS.

• Human Resource & Business Development Division

- Explores business opportunities and brings new projects to the CEGIS portfolio
- Develop client networks and maintaining liaison with local and international partners.
- Helps in formulating various office policies as well as in developing human resources.

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 How CEGIS collects its data

• Data collection ways-1.Field survey

2.Satalite

• Paid data source- NWRD,BWBD,BMD,IWM etc.

• GIS data source- lGED, UNDP, Roads and Highway, Satellite
image,Google map etc

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 Activities During Industrial Training
Attended Lectures
Ecology

River Morphology
Water Quality
Water Supply and Sanitation
GIS & It’s Application
RS & It’s Application
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 Summary of Daily Activities
Summary of Daily Activities
Week Details
Dec 1915 thDec 19 – 19 thDec 199 thDec19 – 12 thDec 19

 Lecture on CEGIS
 Interactive session on river and morphology
 Interactive session on water supply and sanitation
 Interactive session on GIS
 Interactive session on remote sensing
 Workshop on climate change
 Interactive session on ecology

 Lecture on climate change

 Lecture on mathematical modeling
 Learned frequency analysis and return period analysis with excel pivot tables.
 Learned rainfall analysis and how to generate IDF curve using excel
 Interactive session on hydrodynamic model software

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 Activities During Industrial Training (Contd.)
Lectures on Ecology
Resource Person: Dr. Kazi Md. Noor Newaz

Course Summary
 Ecosystem
 Biotic and Abiotic factors
 Ecosystem diversity
 Riverine Ecosystem, Forrest Ecosystem, Mangrove Ecosystem
 Subdivision of Forrest Ecosystem namely – Terrestrial Ecosystem & Aquatic
 Discussion on ecosystem of The Sundarbans
 Effect of tide, salinity, turbidity, tidal height fluctuation on riverine ecosystem
 Description of various steps of Environmental Impact Assessment
 Essential tools for EIA studies
 Status of wildlife of an area and subdividing them under Local, National & Global
 Plant morphology
 Ecosystem goods and services
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 Activities During Industrial Training (Contd.)
Lectures on River Morphology

Resource Person: Sudipta Kumar Hore

Course Summary
 Major rivers in Bangladesh and an overview of major river network in Bangladesh
 Type of sediment load and transportation of sediment
 Role of sediment on river morphology
 Bed forms: Ripple, Dune, Anti dunes, Steps Straight, Meandering and Braided rivers
 Relation between river bed change and river morphology
 Cut off: Chute, neck
 Scour: construction scour, bend scour, confluence scour, protrusion scour, bed form
scour, local scour
 Bifurcating angle and its relationship with flow rate

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 Activities During Industrial Training (Contd.)
Lectures on Water Quality
Resource Person: Parnab Kumar Halder

Course Summary
 Effluent Treatment Plant
 Discussion on models used to model environmental system
 Box model. Example: AERMOD7
 Mixing zone model. Example: CORMIX
 Surface water quality model. Example: MIKESuite, AQUATOX, BASIN, DEFLOW
 Groundwater quality model. Example: MODFLOW, MicroFM, GMS

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 Activities During Industrial Training (Contd.)
Lectures on Water Supply and Sanitation
Resource Person: Mr. Motaleb Hossain Sarker

Course Summary
 Hygiene and water quality
 Concept of WASH- WAter supply, Sanitation, Hygiene
 Discussion on technological option of rural water supply
 Water supply sanitation research studies
 A case study on “Haor WATSAN Planning”
 Methodology of the sectoral study of Haor Master Plan

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 Activities During Industrial Training (Contd.)
Lectures on GIS & It’s Application
Resource Person: Mr. Mostafa Ali and Mr. Premanondo Debnath

Course Summary
 Basis idea on GIS
 Case study on “Geospatial Information System for Potential Water Harvesting Storage
in PanChari, Khagrachari”
 GIS application in water resources management
i. Flood management
ii. Drainage management
iii. Drought management
iv. Erosion prediction
v. Ground water monitoring
 Watershed management
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 Activities During Industrial Training (Contd.)
Lectures on RS & It’s Application
Resource Person: Mr. Mohammad Shahidul Islam

Course Summary
 Remote sensing (RS)
i. Resolution
ii. Quick bird image
iii. MODIS
iv. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
 Active sensor & Passive sensor
 Discussion on RADAR and satellite image
 NDVI and vegetation
 Remote sensing in detecting land use change
 Forest mapping using RS and GIS
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Figure: Sample IR images that were used to work with the
ERDAS IMAGINE software
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 Activities During Industrial Training (Contd.)
Seminar on Climate Change
Discussed Topics

 Hazard

 Exposure

 Climate Change

 RCP

 Risk

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 Hydrological Data Analysis
Rainfall Analysis
IDF CURVE
40.00

35.00

• The data for this IDF curve analysis

30.00
were collected from Cox’s Bazar

RAINFALL INTENSITY
area 25.00

• Horizontal axis represents Time 20.00

Duration in hour and vertical axis 15.00

represents Rainfall Intensity.
10.00

• Three curves were found for three 5.00

return periods, RP 5, RP 10 & RP 30.
0.00
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
RP 5 RP 10 RP 30

TIME DURATION

Figure: IDF curve of Cox’s Bazar 23

 Water Level Analysis
MAX MONTHLY
9 9
8 8

• Figure 1 is presented with the 7 7

6 6
curves of Water Level Analysis

Water level
5 5
throughout a month as per 4 4

MINIMUM, AVERAGE and 3 3

MAXIMUM rate respectively. 2

1
2
1
0 0
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
• The data for this process are RECORDED_WL Month
DL MIN_WL AVG_WL
collected from Demra area. MAX_WL
Figure 1:Water level analysis curve Monthly

• Figure 2 is the Pivot Chart for

Water Level Analysis throughout
a month. Horizontal axis Water level
represents Years and vertical axis
represents Months.

Year
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Figure 2:Pivot chart of water level analysis monthly
 Water Level Analysis
YEARLY MAX WATER LEVEL
9 9
8 8
7 7
6 6

Water level
• Figure 3 is presented with the curves of 5
4
5
4
Water Level Analysis throughout a year 3 3

as per MINIMUM, AVERAGE and 2 2

MAXIMUM rate respectively. 1

0
1
0
68 970 972 974 976 978 980 982 984 986 988 990 992 994 996 998 000 002 004 006 008
19 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2
• The data for this process are collected
RECORDED_WL DL MAX_WL
from Demra area. MIN_WL AVG_WL
Figure 3:Water level analysis curve yearly
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• Figure 4 is the Pivot Chart for Water
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Level Analysis throughout a year.
Horizontal axis represents months. 5
Water level

4 Group1
Group2
3 Group3
Group4
2

0
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
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Figure 4:Pivot chart for water level analysis
 Increases
employability of
Provides key the students
knowledge and Student gets a feel
skill of corporate
culture
Improvement in
working methods. Increase in productivity
Integrate theory with and moral
practice
Benefits
Implement Health
Safety and More opportunities for
Environment (HSE) growth and promotion
practices
Working on latest Enhance
technologies rather than leadership
old technologies of qualities
professional training
institute. Like Arc GIS
software for GIS and
ERDAS software
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for remote sensing
 Conclusion
• The program is beneficial not only in term of technical or academic base
but also to develop various skills.

• All the objectives of the program are full-filled.

• Practical knowledge has been gained from industrial training which could
not be possible from academic class.

• Through the entire industrial training program the corporation is found to

be very well organized and developed is every walk of its management and
administration aspects.

• The way of work in an organization has been learned.

• Skills in work ethics, communication and management has been

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 Reference

• https://www.cegisbd.com/

• “Organizational Development Action Plan of CEGIS”, CEGIS, January, 2014.

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