Narendra-Man-Shakya.Pdf
NARENDRA MAN SHAKYA Teaching, Consulting and research in Hydrological, hydraulic, Water Resources and Soil bio- engineering fields Dr. Shakya holds Ph.D. (Water Resources, Hydrology), IIT, Delhi and M.E. (Hydro-power and hydraulic structural engineering), BPI, Minsk Prof. Dr. Narendra Man Shakya has extensive experiences in conducting action oriented research projects in water resources development, planning and management , supervising and evaluation of Ph.D., Master theses, Climate change and Vulnerability and adaptation planning, computer modelling of hydrological processes, application of bio-engineering in slope stabilization and mitigating water induced disasters, slope/gully stabilization, erosion control and land reclamation using vegetative and small scale civil engineering structures, designing and supervision of irrigation and drainage and Hydro Power projects, coordinating in service training programmes, developing training manuals, course materials, guiding B.E. level students for project works, coordinating research projects, efficient using of sophisticated computer softwares like GIS (ARC/INFO,ARCVIEW, ILWIS), SWAT, AUTOCAD, HECRESIM, HEC-HMS, HECRAS, DHSVM, TANK, HYEMO, SACREMENTO, SURFER , DAMBRK , BREACH, UBC, MIKE11, MIKE basin, SWAT etc. and computer programming and many other hydrological modelling. He has completed several assignments related to soil conservation and erosion control, roads, bridge projects, irrigation and hydrological modelling. Currently he is working at Institute of Engineering, Pulchowk Campus as Professor of Civil Engineering. He worked in the capacity of Assistant Dean (Examination) and Executive secretary of Examination board of the Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University from 2003 to 2007. He has been associated to this institute since 1984. He has been also working in the capacity of the coordinator of post graduate program in water resources engineering and chairman of water resources instruction committee of civil engineering department since 1998.
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