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He did his BS in civil engineering, serving in the Federal Flood Commission since 2010 as an Assistant Engineer floods excluding 5 five-year deputation period of GB PWD Besides my profession i am also interested in history of noble highland of Pakistan diamer gilgit balstian and little bit social work. Aoa im simple BS civil engineer, serving in Federal Flood Commission since 2010 as assistant engineer floods excluding 5 years deputation period of GB PWD .besides my profession i am also intersted in history of noble highland of Pakistan diamer gilgit balstian and little bit social work.
BIO
Engr Muhammad Amin Saeed
BS Civil Engineer 2005-2008 Sirsyed university of engineering and technology karachi
Fsc 2003 karachi
Matric 1999
public school jutial gilgit
Job description FPSC GB/Fata quota BS-17
2010 cleared
serving in Federal flood commission ministry of water resources since 2010 as assistant engineer floods excluding 5 years deputation period of GB PWD .besides my profession also intersted in history of noble highland of Pakistan darada bolor shinaka diamer Gilgit Baltistan and little bit social work
Pakistan is one of the most highly water-stressed countries in the world and its water resources are greatly vulnerable to changing climatic conditions. The present study investigates the possible impacts of climate change on the water resources of the Kunhar River basin, Pakistan, under A2 and B2 scenarios of HadCM3, a global climate model. After successful development of the hydrological modeling system (HEC-HMS) for the basin, streamflow was simulated for three future periods (2011β2040, 2041β2070, and 2071β2099) and compared with the baseline period (1961β1990) to explore the changes in different flow indicators such as mean flow, low flow, median flow, high flow, flow duration curves, temporal shift in peaks, and temporal shifts in center-of-volume dates. From the results obtained, an overall increase in mean annual flow was projected in the basin under both A2 and B2 scenarios. However, while summer and autumn showed a noticeable increase in streamflow, spring and winter showed decreased streamflow. High and median flows were predicted to increase, but low flow was projected to decrease in the future under both scenarios. Flow duration curves showed that the probability of occurrence of flow is likely to be higher in the future. It was also noted that peaks were predicted to shift from June to July in the future, and the center-of-volume dateβthe date at which half of the annual flow passesβwill be delayed by about 9β17 days in the basin, under both A2 and B2 scenarios. On the whole, the Kunhar basin will face more floods and droughts in the future due to the projected increase in high flow and decrease in low flow and greater temporal and longitudinal variations in peak flows. These results highlight how important it is to take cognizance of the impact of climate change on water resources in the basin and to formulate suitable policies for the proper utilization and management of these resources.
The 4th Edition of Pakistan Water Week 2024, is set to take place over five days, with a four-day international conference followed by a study tour to a healthy river on the fifth day. The conference, themed βBuilding a Climate-Resilient Future: Pathways for Water and Food Security in Pakistan,β will bring together national and international experts to share insights and solutions for climate-resilient development in Pakistan. The event will feature 24 thematic sessions, divided into three thematic areas, each with extensive discussions. The conference aims to promote systemic, cross-sectoral thinking across water and food systems, addressing the challenges and opportunities for a climate-resilient future in Pakistan.
Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources (PCRWR) was established in 1964 and working is a body corporate vide PCRWR Act 2007 under Ministry of Water Resources. The management of the Council consists of the Board of Governors, the Chairman and the Executive Committee. Since its inception, PCRWR has played its role as a national research organization by undertaking and promoting research in various disciplines of water sector.
https://mowr.gov.pk/Detail/NmZlZDc2YTEtZmJkNC00NmFjLWJjYWItOTg5NzMwM2JlZWE0
AFTER DECADES of shadow war between the Jewish State and the Islamic Republic, in the early hours of October 26th, Israel carried out its first officially acknowledged attack on Iran. Dozens of warplanes flying at least 1,300km from their bases in Israel launched missiles against air-defence facilities and missile fact
