My aim to conserve water for all humans living in this world specially for those to which fresh water is not available
Sunday, 24 June 2012
Even though the planet is covered by 70 percent water, under 1
percent of it is actually available for humans to use. Water is a prime example of just one of the
things that we have taken for granted for way too long. What was once
thought to be an everlasting resource has now become a finite one that experts
say will eventually be at a point where we have to limit it and be charged to
use it at what we will consider to be ridiculous prices. However, what many of
us don’t realize is that it is largely due to our own wasteful habits.
When it comes to water
or any other environment issues, the best thing to do is raise awareness and
offer solutions rather than place blame on what has already been done. So, here
are a few easy ways that you can save on water and save money at the same time.
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Install low flow
If you install a low flow shower head, you’ll save about 50% of the water that you normally would from showering. Also, you can also install an aerator on the faucet that can reduce up to 50% as well. It’s well worth the savings in the long run.
If you install a low flow shower head, you’ll save about 50% of the water that you normally would from showering. Also, you can also install an aerator on the faucet that can reduce up to 50% as well. It’s well worth the savings in the long run.
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Don’t flush your money
Toilet flushing makes up about 30% of the average home’s water use. If you can’t install a low flow toilet, consider drastically reducing water use in your toilet by installing an alternative flushing device that’s available for $10-20.
Toilet flushing makes up about 30% of the average home’s water use. If you can’t install a low flow toilet, consider drastically reducing water use in your toilet by installing an alternative flushing device that’s available for $10-20.
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Stop running
One thing that is a habit for all of us is letting the tap run for no reason. For example, when we brush our teeth, many of us leave the tap running even thought the water is not needed. We’re wasting it at approximately 7.5 litres per minute when we do that.
Also, put water in the fridge to make it cold instead of running it for a minute or two until it’s ice cold from the tap.
One thing that is a habit for all of us is letting the tap run for no reason. For example, when we brush our teeth, many of us leave the tap running even thought the water is not needed. We’re wasting it at approximately 7.5 litres per minute when we do that.
Also, put water in the fridge to make it cold instead of running it for a minute or two until it’s ice cold from the tap.
There are several ways
to conserve water and they range from free to expensive, but in the long run
always will save you money. Save water however you can for the future of our
planet.
CURRICULUM VITAE
1.
Proposed Position : Hydrologist/Hydro geologist/Grondwater
Modeler
2.
Name of
Expert : Nadeem
Tariq
3.
Date of
Birth : May 13, 1985 Citizenship:
Pakistani
4.
Cell No : 0322-4564838
5.
Education
M.Sc. (Applied Hydrology) Punjab
University Lahore , 2008
6.
Other
Training
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5 Days Training Course on Groundwater Modeling using Modflow Pro in
Irrigation & Power Department, Govt. of Punjab, Lahore. (2012)
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Workshop on Urban Water Demand Management in Jamshoro University,
Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan. (AUG 2008)
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ICID & PANCID’S International workshop Organized by WAPDA on
Agriculture, Irrigation, and Ground & Surface Water Resources of the World
in Aiwan-e-Iqbal Lahore , Pakistan . (OCT
2008)
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Workshop on Geotech & Engineering Geology Problematic Soil, Slope
Stability & Insitu Tests in Institute of Geology, Punjab University Lahore,
Pakistan. (APRIL 2009)
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Workshop on Mathematical Modeling in Lahore
University of Management Sciences
(LUMS), Lahore , Pakistan . (JULY 2009).
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Research Project
Groundwater
Flow Modeling of Lahore
City Aquifer by using
MODFLOW.
Main Objectives of the Project:
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Study the Hydrology of Lahore city aquifer to clearly understand the various
sources of Recharge and discharge.
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Calibration of the “USGS three dimensional finite difference groundwater
flow model”
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(MODFLOW) against the observed historic groundwater levels to have an
understanding of the behavior of the aquifer of Lahore city
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Prediction of water table position in aquifer in future due to estimated
withdrawal of groundwater, continuously increasing with time
Miscellaneous
Tasks Performed During Job & Studies
Ø
Data & Maps Collection from different Organizations like WASA,
I&P, NESPAK,WAPDA,GSP and PMD for different Assignments and Research
Project.
Ø
Soil-Water-Crop Relationship Studies by using CropWat 8.0 Computer
Model.
Ø
Water Resources (Groundwater) Management Studies by using MODFLOW.
Ø
Hydro Economic Analysis Studies.
Ø
Hydrologic Modeling (Groundwater & Surface Water) studies by using
different Hydrological Computer Models.
Ø
Consult the libraries of WASA, WAPDA, CEWRE, NESPAK, I & P and GSP
for Assignments and Literature Review for the Research Project.
Ø
Digitization of Maps in ARC VIEW.
Computer Skills
Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft Power Point
C Language CCNP
Hydrological Computer Models
(i) Surface Water
DFW (Design Flood for Windows) DRW (Design Reservoir for Windows)
SAMADA HEC-HMS
HYDRO
CAD HEC-RAS
SWMM
(ii) Ground Water
GMS (8.1) MODFLOW VISUAL MODFLOW
MT3D GW VISTA
(iii) GIS
ARC VIEW 10 SURFER 10
7. Countries of Work Experience: Pakistan
8. Languages
Language
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Writing
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Speaking
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English
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Excellent
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Excellent
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Very Good
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Urdu
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Excellent
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Excellent
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Excellent
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Punjabi
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Very Good
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Very Good
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Excellent
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9. Employment Record:
Feb. 2009 To Aug 2010
Employer
Position Held
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TECHNO
CONSULTS INT. KARACHI
JUNIOR HYDROLOGIST
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NOV 2010 To SEP 2011
Employer
Position
Held
OCT 2011 TO DATE
Employer
Position Held
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YAZDAN ENGINEERING SERVICES, LAHORE
JUNIOR HYDROLOGIST
JV of LAHMEYER Int. GmbH and NDC , PAKISTAN
Assistant Groundwater Modeler
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10 .Detailed Tasks Assigned
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11.Work Undertaken That Best Illustrates To Capability To Handle The
Task Assigned
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I. Review all documents
relevant to the Project including those prepared by the PPTA Consultants;
II.
Identify, procure and develop a three dimensional finite difference
type groundwater model of the aquifer system underlying the LBDC command;
III.
Liaise with both the hydro-geologists and the on-farm water management
officers and adequately incorporate conjunctive use aspects in the model;
IV.
Prepare LBDC specific documentation of the model and its use; and
V.
Provide both formal and on-the-job training relating to groundwater
modeling to PMU/PIU/PIPD Staff.
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Name of the Project: LBDC Improvement Project
Pakistan.
Year: OCT 2011 TO-Date
Location: LBDC
Client: Irrigation
Department, Punjab.
Position Held: Assistant Groundwater Modeler
Activity Performed:
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Collection & Analysis of Hydrological Records
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Prepare Data for Model
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Input data in GMS 8.1 (Modflow)
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Groundwater Balance Study for LBDC
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Seepage Analysis for LBDC
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Making Contours maps for Derth to water table, EC status, SAR and RSC
etc.
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Water Demand Management Studies
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Preparation of final Report.
REPOSIBILITIES
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Collection & Analysis of Hydrological Records.
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Data entry and report writing.
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Preparation of Final Report.
Name of the Project: SANBU Hydropower Project
Year: NOV 2010 to Sep 2011
Location: AJ&K
Client: WAPDA
Main Project Features: Hydropower Project
Position Held: Junior
Hydrologist
Activity Performed:
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Collection & Analysis of Hydrological Records
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Area Elevation Capacity Curve Analysis
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Water Demand Management Studies by Reservoir Operation.
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Flood Frequency Analysis
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Flood Hydrograph Analysis
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PMP Analysis for the Estimation of PMF
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Preparation of Feasibility Report.
REPOSIBILITIES
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Collection & Analysis of Hydrological Records.
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Data entry and report writing.
Preparation of
Feasibility Report.
Name of the Project: Darmalak, Surgul & Naikband
Dam Project
Year: Feb 2009 TO AUG 2010
Location: KOHAT, KPK
Client: WAPDA
Main Project Features: Hydropower Project
Position Held: Junior
Hydrologist
Activity Performed:
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Collection & Analysis of Hydrological Records
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Area Elevation Capacity Curve Analysis
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Water Demand Management Studies by Reservoir Operation.
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Flood Frequency Analysis
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Flood Hydrograph Analysis
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PMP Analysis for the Estimation of PMF
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Preparation of Feasibility Report.
REPOSIBILITIES
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Collection & Analysis of Hydrological Records.
·
Data entry and report writing.
·
Preparation of Feasibility Report.
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