Md. Tazmul Islam: Address: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Cell: (205) - 861-7536 Email
Md. Tazmul Islam: Address: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Cell: (205) - 861-7536 Email
Md. Tazmul Islam: Address: Tuscaloosa, Alabama Cell: (205) - 861-7536 Email
TAZMUL ISLAM
Academic Profile
Masters MS in Georgaphy
Concentration: Geographic Information Science
Institution: The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
Thesis Topic: Global Bedload Flux Modeling and Analysis in
Large Rivers.
CGPA: 3.75
Graduation: August 2018
Professional Experience
August 2016 – July 2018 Position: Graduate Research Assistant
Organization: The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
Funded by: National Science Foundation
Topic: Global Bedload Flux Modelling and Analysis.
Remote Sensing Expertise in working with remote sensing and other raster
image such as LiDAR point cloud data, Landsat, and MODIS
satellite Image
Platforms: Erdas Imagine, ENVI, QGIS, ArcGIS
Other Computer Skills Microsoft office: MS Word, Excel, Power Point, and MS
Access
Adobe Suite: Illustrator, Photoshop
Operating System: Windows, mac, Unix
Major Coursework
Undergraduate GIS and Remote Sensing, Graphics for Planners, Communication and
Presentation Technique, Computer Applications, Surveying and
Cartography, Programming Techniques (C programming), Landscape
Design and Planning, Site and Area Planning, Statistics for Planners I
and II.
Spring 2017 Workshop on HECRAS 2D, Google Earth Engine and SWAT model at
the University of Alabama arranged by UA-NWC Water Research Group.
Publications
Cohen, S., T. Wan, M.T. Islam, J.P.M. Syvitski, (2018), Global River Slope: A New Geospatial
Dataset and Global-scale Analysis. Journal of Hydrology, 568, 1057-1067.
Morshed, M. M., Islam, T. and Jamil, R. (2016). Soil salinity detection from satellite image analysis: an
integrated approach of salinity indices and field data. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 188(2).
doi: 10.1007/s10661-015-5045-x.
Morshed, M.M., Jamil, R. and Islam, T. (2015). Pre and Post Disaster Land Use Change Detection in
Southern Coastal Area of Bangladesh Using GIS and Remote Sensing Technique. International Conference
on Climate Change in relation to Water and Environment (I3CWE-2015), DUET NICHE PROJECT,
Gazipur, Bangladesh, 371-378.
Islam, T., Cohen, S., Syvitski, J., (2017). Global Bedload Flux Modeling and Analysis in Large Rivers.
Abstract submitted at AGU fall meeting 2017, New Orleans, Louisiana, 11-15 Dec.
Islam, T., Cohen, Won, T., S., Syvitski, J., (2017). New River Slope for Global Rivers. Abstract submitted
at Global Flood Partnership 2017, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 27-29 June.
Islam, T., Cohen, S., Syvitski, J., (2017). Testing a New Global Bedload Flux Model. Abstract submitted
at CSDMS annual meeting 2017, Boulder, Colorado, 23-25 May.
Islam, T., Cohen, S., Syvitski, J., (2017). Abstract submitted at Water Policy Summit at the University of
Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 6-7 April.
Volunteer Works • Taught high school student about fundamental river process at
‘Science Sundays’ organized by the Alabama Museum of
natural History.
• Aided in disseminating science to the general public through
programs such as ‘Natural History with Experts’ organized by
the Alabama Museum of Natural History.
• Rendered my support in diverse ways towards organizing the
Global Flood Partnership conference 2017 hosted by the
University of Alabama and organizing workshops.