National Oceanographic and Maritime Institute (NOAMI)

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Current Research & Projects

Administering scientific exploration, capacity building, and evidence-based policy formulation for the sustainable Blue Economy and climate resilience of Bangladesh.

Ministry of Science and Technology (MoST) Special Grants (2025-2026)

MoST Funded Physical Science

Multivariate Seasonal Analysis of Oceanographic Parameters in Four Oceanic Regions Using Satellite Data and Machine Learning

Developing a comprehensive, data-driven understanding of seasonal ocean dynamics leveraging satellite observations and modern Machine Learning (ML) models to provide actionable insights for climate adaptation and marine management.

MoST Funded Environmental Science

Diagnosis of Dual Environmental Hazards: Interconnection between Microplastics and Oil Pollution in the Northern Bay of Bengal

Quantifying oil concentrations and microplastic distribution in coastal waters to evaluate their combined ecological risks, enhancing our understanding of compounded environmental impacts in marine ecosystems.

MoST Funded Environmental Science

Impact of Urban Air Pollution on Pulmonary Function Among Schoolchildren in Dhaka City

Assessing the prolonged exposure of schoolchildren to particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) to outline the effects of air pollution on respiratory health, equipping policymakers with data to achieve Sustainable Development Goals.

MoST Funded Environmental Science

Health Risk Assessment of Noise Pollution Exposure Among Traffic Police Personnel in Dhaka City

Identifying current urban noise level statuses and comparing them with existing standards to critically assess the long-term occupational health impacts and hearing risks faced by on-duty traffic personnel.

Renewable Energy & Blue Economy

SREDA Funded Sustainable Energy

Blue Energy in Bangladesh: Evaluating the Technical and Economic Feasibility of Seaweed Biorefineries

Investigating the viability of transforming coastal macroalgae into sustainable biofuels. This project aims to support national energy security while simultaneously creating new economic sectors for coastal communities in Cox's Bazar and St. Martin's Island.

UNESCO & Global Partnerships

UNESCO Programme 2026-2027 Capacity Building

Citizen Science for Coastal Resilience: Community-Led Monitoring of Marine Heatwaves and Cyclone Risks

Bridging the gap between satellite data and ground-level reality by empowering local youth volunteers in digital data collection. The project incorporates an Academic Fellowship Program to support advanced marine research.