Guwahati: Indian Technology Institute Guwahati and Brahmaputra will collaborate to overcome river related problems and how to use the river more efficiently for the benefits of society.
Collaboration will help for better river management such as Brahmaputra.
This is a partnership of experimental studies and computing together by promoting student academic visits and officials for mutual benefit stakeholders.
The MoU about this collaboration was signed by IIT Guwahati Director of T.
G.
Sitharam and Chairman of the Brahmaputra Body of Rajiv Yadav.
Highlighting the unique aspects of this collaboration, Sitharam said, “Complex river management such as Brahmaputra is only possible through the collaborative approach to academics and industry and this is a step towards that goal”.
“The MoU between IIT Guwahati and the Northeast Hydraulic Institute (Nehari) will create synergy in the field of research and allied activities related to the Basin, Flood and Management of River Banks.
With Iit Guwahati to become the Premier Institute of Technology with Active Faculty.
And research scholars, that will be a useful collaboration in the field of hydrological model studies and research, “said IIT Guwahati’s statement.
Yadav said, “The North Hydraulic Institute and Allies (Nehari) under the Brahmaputra council after the renovation of the lab and the formation of hydrological laboratories that were updated on the study of the model, stretching above the land of around 44-hectares of land, now only the two countries’ laboratories after the Central Air and research stations Electricity (CWPRS), Pune.
“Professor Arup Kumar Sarma from the Civil Engineering Department Iit Guwahati, said,” IIT Guwahati has the ability to calculate world-class calculations to conduct mathematical model studies from the complex river to evaluate the effects of various potential management steps and hence to provide a solution Most Optimal, Brahmaputra Solutions Have Field Experience and World Class Experimental Facilities.
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