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  • 3-D Numerical Simulation of A 90° Open Channel Junction 
    Tahir Saeed; Syed Kashif Hussain; Jawad Nasar; Ali Imran; Supervisor Dr Sajjad Haider (MCE-NUST Risalpur Campus, 2007)
  • Accuracy Assessment of ERA5 in Estimation of Hydrometeorological Extremes in Pakistan 
    Abdul Haseeb; Supervisor, Dr M Amjad (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
    Each extreme weather event may not be regarded because of climate change, but the scientists agree on the fact that the unprecedented pace of climate change is, at least, causing the increased frequency of occurrence of ...
  • Ai-Supported Investigation of Hydrological Sustainability of Malakand-3 Hydropower Plant 
    Ahmad Saeed, Supervisor Dr Muhammad Amjad (NUST-MCE, 2023-08-08)
    The increasing demand for renewable energy and the effects of climate change necessitate accurate hydrological monitoring and forecasting for hydropower plants. This study focuses on the Malakand-3 hydropower plant in ...
  • Analysis of Foundation of a High-Rise Building in Gracy Lines Rawalpindi 
    Abdul Aziz; Dr. Mazhar Iqbal Arshad, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2018)
    Gracy Lines Officers Residential Complex is basically a part of the initiative taken by army to provide residence for the Officers currently serving in Rawalpindi. Due to shortage of residence for Officers in Rawalpindi, ...
  • Analytical Assessment of Seepage Control Measures for Water Channels 
    TC Amin Ullah TC Rizwan Ullah TC Hamid Farooq TC Naveed Ahmed (LDR), Supervisor: Dr. Muhammad Salik (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
  • Analytical Study of Mega Project (Ghazi Barotha Hydropower Project 
    GC Mustafa Arshad (LDR), Supervisor: Dr Muhammad Salik Javaid GC Haris Amar, GC Usman Arif GC Mansoor Butt (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
  • Arsenic Mitigation-A Case Study of Risalpur Cantonment 
    Capt Muhammad Waseem; Dr Arshad Ali, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, Risalpur Cantt, 2020)
  • Arsenic Removal from Drinking Water of Risalpur Cantt 
    Rashid Rauf; Usman Ghani; Ali Naveed; Usama Naveed; Supervisor Dr. Arshad Ali (MCE-NUST Risalpur Campus, 2014)
    Presently water purification management in Pakistan has not been carried out in a sufficient and proper manner in regard of purifying it from all the hazardous components present in it and also not up to the World ...
  • Assessing Environmental Footprints: A Comprehensive Life Cycle Assessment of Cement Manufacturing Process 
    Abdul Wadood; Arham Kaleem; Saadullah; Zaidullah; Supervisor Dr Naim Rashid (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2024)
    This research focuses on assessing and enhancing the environmental sustainability of cement through a comprehensive life cycle assessment (LCA). The objectives include analyzing the feasibility and importance of cement in ...
  • Assessing The Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) Change of Twin Cities- Islamabad/Rawalpindi Area 
    Asad Ullah; Zain Arshad; Mansoor Abbas; Faisal Tariq; Supervisor Ali Khan (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2024)
    Changing land use and land cover (LULC) poses a serious threat to the ecosystem and has broad ramifications for sustainable development, resource management, and city planning. Modelling and projecting LULC change dynamics ...
  • Causes of Climate Change and its Impact on Risalpur 
    Adnan Ul Haq; Supervisor Umair Ghazi (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
    Climate change is becoming a growing concern for the global population. Pakistan is among the most vulnerable countries that is at risk of adverse climate change impacts. Since the country hosts extensive glacial cover ...
  • Climate Profiling and Trend Analysis of Climatic Parameters in Pakistan 
    Shabab Haider; Supervisor Dr. Muhammad Amjad (Military College of Engineering (NUST) Risalpur Cantt, 2022)
    Pakistan, a resource stressed country, is considered among the top-ranked countries that are being and going to be adversely affected by climate change impacts. Moreover, Pakistan lacks in resources to properly monitor the ...
  • Cost Effective Treatment of Arsenic in Drinking Water SeisMandi 
    Raheel Tariq; Qasim Zulfiqar; Fuad Saleem; Saqib Masood Khan; Supervisor Dr Arshad Ali (MCE-NUST Risalpur Campus, 2013)
    Arsenic content in water has proven deadly in many areas of Pakistan due to the lack of knowledge in regard to the purification of the content of water. The areas that are largely affected due to this problem are mainly ...
  • Cost-Benefit Analysis of Large Dams in Pakistan 
    Muhammad Hussnain Jaffar; Dr Irfan Abid, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2020)
    Water scarcity is a pressing issue and one for which the severity will only increase with every passing day for many countries globally. Pakistan is amongst the countries that has seen a drastic reduction ...
  • Design and Implementation of Early Warning System for RD 21 of Islamabad to Murree to Islamabad Expressway 
    Furqan Asad; Dr Naeem Shahzad, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2020)
    This research presentsan early warning system use NODE MCU (ESP2 8266) and different type of soil sensors like moisture sensors and accelerometer. This research is done to devise a simple early warning system, on lab ...
  • Design of a Low Cost Water Purification System for Flood Affected Areas 
    Taha Yousaf; Taha Zuberi; Usman Saeed; Hasnain Haider; Supervisor Asst Professor Dr Arshad Ali (MCE-NUST Risalpur Campus, 2011)
    Floods are the unannounced natural disaster that destroys both the lives and the infrastructures. Last year, in July 2010 an unpredictable and huge flood struck the most part of Pakistan, especially the catchment area ...
  • Desilting of Dam by Siphonic Action and Induction of VORTEX 
    Javed Rafique; Abdul Sattar; Atif Mehmood; Adnan Rauf; Supervisor Dr Farhat Javed (MCE-NUST Risalpur Campus, 2006)
    Due to tremendous increase in population, water requirement for agricultural as well as domestic, industrial use is on a rise. Pakistan is already deficit of water, because as a result of Indus Basin Water Treaty (1960) ...
  • Development of a Constructed Wetland in MCE 
    M. Rizwan Anwar Chattha; Khurram Sattar Khan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering Risalpur Cantt, 2018)
    Water is very important for sustainability of life on Earth. In Pakistan, Rainfall and underground water are the main sources for the availability of water. The water availability per capita up to ...
  • Development of a low-cost water treatment facility for Risalpur Cant. 
    NC 274 Munawwar Khan NC 279 Waqar Ahmad NC 331 Aman ur Rehman, Supervisor: Lec Arshad Ali (MCE-NUST Risalpur campus, 2008)
  • Development of Constructed Wetlands in MCE 
    Capt Abeer Ahmad Jadoon; Col Khurram Sattar Khan, Supervisor (NUST Military College of Engineering, 2019)
    Water is one of the significant resources for survival of life on Earth. Water scarcity is one of the main issues the world is currently facing. The two main sources of water in Pakistan are precipitation and the ground ...

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