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Hidayati D (2000) Coastal management in ASEAN countries -the struggle to achieve sustainable
coastal development. UN University Press, Tokyo, pp 1–74
Hughes R, Ahmed S, Clayton BD (1994) Floodplains or flood plann? A review of approaches to
water management in Bangladesh. IIED, London, pp 1–12
IECO (1980) Southwest regional plan: supplement e: saline intrusion and tidal hydraulics; supplement f: environment and ecology (part I & II), supplement g: fishery (part I & II), Supplement
h: forestry (part I&II), supplement i: navigation; supplement j: augmentation of the dry-season
flows of the Ganges. Bangladesh Water Development Board, Dhaka
Iftekhar MS (2006) Conservation and management of the Bangladesh coastal ecosystem: overview
of an integrated approach. Nat Res Forum 30(2006):230–237
IPCC – (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) (2007) Summary for policymakers, In:
Parry O F Canziani, Palutikot PJ, et al. (ed) Climate change 2007: impact adaptation and vulnerability. Contribution of working group II to the fourth assessment report of the IPCC ML,
Cambridge university press, 1000 pp
Islam MS (2001) Sea-level changes in Bangladesh: last ten thousand years. Asiatic Society of
Bangladesh, Asiatic Civil Military Press, Dhaka, pp 1–185
Islam SN (2014) Biosphere reserve, heritage identity and ecosystem services of Sundarbans transnational site between Bangladesh and India. In: The proceedings of the International conference “The to [World Heritage], BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, 23–25 October 2014 organized by
IAWHP-International Association of World Heritage Professionals e.v [online] (http://www.
iawhp.com) No 1, pp 225–244
Islam SN (2016) Deltaic floodplains development and wetland ecosystems management in the
Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna rivers delta in Bangladesh, Sustain Water Resour Manag
Springer, 2(3): 237–256. 10.1007/s40899-016=0047-6
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2007a) Effects of salinity intrusion in mangrove wetlands ecosystems in the
Sundarbans: an alternative approach for sustainable management. In: Okruszko T, Jerecka M,
Kosinski K (eds) Wetlands: monitoring modelling and management. Taylor & Francis,
Balkema, pp 315–322
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2007b) Increased salinity in the Ganges delta and impacts on coastal environment in Bangladesh. In: Skvorsova LA (ed) Proceedings of the international scientificpractical conference logistics and economics of resource and energy- saving in industries
(ISPC “LEREI -2-2007”) 12th September to 15th September 2007 at Saratov State Technical
University, Russia, pp 244–248
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2008) Mangrove wetland ecosystems in Ganges-Brahmaputra delta in
Bangladesh Front Earth Sci China. Higer Education Press and Springer Verlag, 2(4):439–448
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2009a) Threats to the Sundarbans mangrove wetland ecosystems from trans
boundary water allocation in the Ganges basin: a preliminary problem analysis. Int J Ecol Econ
Stat (IJEES). 13, W09; Winter 2009, J. Ecol. Econ. Stat; CESER, India. 64–78
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2009b) The Coastal mangrove wetland ecosystems in the Ganges delta: a
case study on the Sundarbans in Bangladesh. In Proceeding of American Association of
Petroleum Geologist – AAPG Hedberg conference on variations in fluvial-deltaic and coastal
reservoirs deposited in tropical environments, 29th April to 2nd May, 2009, Jakarta, pp 26–29
Islam SN, Reinstädtler S, Gnauck A (2016) Coastal environmental degradation and ecosystem
management in the Ganges deltaic region in Bangladesh. Int J Ecol Econ Stat 37(4):59–77
Jabbar MA (1979) Land accretion in the coastal area of Bangladesh- Report of Bangladesh landsat
programme, Dhaka, pp 43
Jalal KF (1988) Towards a national strategy on coastal resources management in Bangladesh. In:
National workshop on coastal area resource development and management, Part II. CARDMA,
pp 67–78
Joseph PS (2006) The environmental management the better supply of fresh water in transboundary river: the ganges could run dry. In: Perez JG (ed) Proceedings of III international symposium on transboundary waters management-overcoming water management boundaries.
Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha. 30 May−2 June, Ciudad Real
S.N. Islam et al.
Hidayati D (2000) Coastal management in ASEAN countries -the struggle to achieve sustainable
coastal development. UN University Press, Tokyo, pp 1–74
Hughes R, Ahmed S, Clayton BD (1994) Floodplains or flood plann? A review of approaches to
water management in Bangladesh. IIED, London, pp 1–12
IECO (1980) Southwest regional plan: supplement e: saline intrusion and tidal hydraulics; supplement f: environment and ecology (part I & II), supplement g: fishery (part I & II), Supplement
h: forestry (part I&II), supplement i: navigation; supplement j: augmentation of the dry-season
flows of the Ganges. Bangladesh Water Development Board, Dhaka
Iftekhar MS (2006) Conservation and management of the Bangladesh coastal ecosystem: overview
of an integrated approach. Nat Res Forum 30(2006):230–237
IPCC – (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) (2007) Summary for policymakers, In:
Parry O F Canziani, Palutikot PJ, et al. (ed) Climate change 2007: impact adaptation and vulnerability. Contribution of working group II to the fourth assessment report of the IPCC ML,
Cambridge university press, 1000 pp
Islam MS (2001) Sea-level changes in Bangladesh: last ten thousand years. Asiatic Society of
Bangladesh, Asiatic Civil Military Press, Dhaka, pp 1–185
Islam SN (2014) Biosphere reserve, heritage identity and ecosystem services of Sundarbans transnational site between Bangladesh and India. In: The proceedings of the International conference “The to [World Heritage], BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, 23–25 October 2014 organized by
IAWHP-International Association of World Heritage Professionals e.v [online] (http://www.
iawhp.com) No 1, pp 225–244
Islam SN (2016) Deltaic floodplains development and wetland ecosystems management in the
Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna rivers delta in Bangladesh, Sustain Water Resour Manag
Springer, 2(3): 237–256. 10.1007/s40899-016=0047-6
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2007a) Effects of salinity intrusion in mangrove wetlands ecosystems in the
Sundarbans: an alternative approach for sustainable management. In: Okruszko T, Jerecka M,
Kosinski K (eds) Wetlands: monitoring modelling and management. Taylor & Francis,
Balkema, pp 315–322
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2007b) Increased salinity in the Ganges delta and impacts on coastal environment in Bangladesh. In: Skvorsova LA (ed) Proceedings of the international scientificpractical conference logistics and economics of resource and energy- saving in industries
(ISPC “LEREI -2-2007”) 12th September to 15th September 2007 at Saratov State Technical
University, Russia, pp 244–248
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2008) Mangrove wetland ecosystems in Ganges-Brahmaputra delta in
Bangladesh Front Earth Sci China. Higer Education Press and Springer Verlag, 2(4):439–448
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2009a) Threats to the Sundarbans mangrove wetland ecosystems from trans
boundary water allocation in the Ganges basin: a preliminary problem analysis. Int J Ecol Econ
Stat (IJEES). 13, W09; Winter 2009, J. Ecol. Econ. Stat; CESER, India. 64–78
Islam SN, Gnauck A (2009b) The Coastal mangrove wetland ecosystems in the Ganges delta: a
case study on the Sundarbans in Bangladesh. In Proceeding of American Association of
Petroleum Geologist – AAPG Hedberg conference on variations in fluvial-deltaic and coastal
reservoirs deposited in tropical environments, 29th April to 2nd May, 2009, Jakarta, pp 26–29
Islam SN, Reinstädtler S, Gnauck A (2016) Coastal environmental degradation and ecosystem
management in the Ganges deltaic region in Bangladesh. Int J Ecol Econ Stat 37(4):59–77
Jabbar MA (1979) Land accretion in the coastal area of Bangladesh- Report of Bangladesh landsat
programme, Dhaka, pp 43
Jalal KF (1988) Towards a national strategy on coastal resources management in Bangladesh. In:
National workshop on coastal area resource development and management, Part II. CARDMA,
pp 67–78
Joseph PS (2006) The environmental management the better supply of fresh water in transboundary river: the ganges could run dry. In: Perez JG (ed) Proceedings of III international symposium on transboundary waters management-overcoming water management boundaries.
Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha. 30 May−2 June, Ciudad Real
S.N. Islam et al.