Facilities at IWFM

At present, instruments and equipment of the laboratory are used for routine wet chemistry analysis, basic microbial analysis of water and trace level analysis of soil and water. The instruments include: Visible Spectrophotometer, UV-Vis Spectrophotometer, Kjeldahl digestion apparatus, sample refrigerators.
 Automatic respirometric BOD apparatus, Incubator, Oven, Muffle Furnace, TOC Analyzer with Autosampler, Field Level Multi-parameters Water Analyzer, Portable multi-parameter Water Quality Meter, TCLP leaching apparatus, Digital Reactor Blocks, Digital Titrator etc.

The Climate Change Modeling Laboratory has been established by the funding of DFID to promote regional climate modeling in Bangladesh in 2010. Later, this laboratory under the Climate Change Study Cell of BUET has been further strengthened by a project of Climate Change Trust Fund of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry. 

 The hardware of the Laboratory includes: 10 high-speed computers for regional climate model simulations. Recently, one new IBM Server x3850x5Xeon 10C E7-8860 has been added under the HELIX project funded by EU. The hardware of the Laboratory include.

The Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory of the Institute began in 2004. geospatial analysis, hand-held stereoscopes for visual image interpretation, 

printer and scannerThe Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory of the Institute began in 2004.The hardware of the Laboratory includes: 15 high-speed computers for image processing.

 printer and scanner. The Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory of the Institute began in 2004.The hardware of the Laboratory includes: 15 high-speed computers for image processing and geospatial analysis.

The Institute has developed various physical modeling facilities including a large Flood Flow Channel (FFC) facility (main channel dimension: 35 m x 4 m x 1.2 m) which is the first of its kind in Bangladesh. These facilities have been used to study compound channel flow, erosion in deeply submerged sluice gate, local scour around piers and abutments, floodplain sedimentations etc. Future research focus comprises bank erosion and river channel changes, morphological behavior at channel bifurcation, failure of hydraulic structures, etc.

The classrooms at IWFM are equipped with facilities that support both comfort and effective learning. Each room features spacious desk seating, a large digital display screen for presentations and visual instruction, a dedicated lecture podium, and whiteboard space for teaching. The classrooms are also well-lit and fitted with ceiling fans and air-conditioning, creating a comfortable environment for long academic sessions. With an organized layout and modern teaching support, these facilities help ensure clear communication, better visibility, and an engaging classroom experience for students.