NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE (NORI) Ariful Haque Shayeem

Extend co-operation to all organizations and academic institutions of the country involved in the study of Marine sciences and to provide shipboard facilities to them for carrying out observations to the sea. Detect different environmental issues (Coast,deep sea circulation, island formation, water flow etc.) and to detect environmental hazard (Oil spelling, dumping, blast water, deforestation effect etc.) and climate issues (Co2, O3 layer, ice melting,coral destruction etc.) -Study oceanographic parameters which influence the distribution and abundance of fisheries resources, shrimp, and mollusks and Develop coastal aqua culture and Mari culture. -Use of wind,wave,water,temperature and other alternative sources of energy from sea -Generate employment opportunity in Mari culture and related trading. -Promote tourism and recreation by establishment of Sea Park and marine aquarium etc.

According to the National Oceanography Research Institute Law 2013, Ministry of Science & Technology and Cabinet wants to established recently. Providing education,research and training in Marine Sciences and utilization of this knowledge for inventory and exploration of marine resources and protection of marine environment. Ensure sustainable extraction of petroleum resources without disturbing ecological balance Diverse and abundant marine and coastal life forms and mineral & petroleum resources as well as the potential use of tidal and wave energy is becoming increasingly important to ensure the socio - economic development and full filling the strategic objective of the country.

National Oceanography Research Institute (NORI) National Oceanography Research Institute

The longtime maritime dispute between Bangladesh & Myanmar came to an end after the international tribunal for the law of the sea gave its final verdict on 14 March, 2012.Bangladesh has now been awarded 1,11,000 sq.km of exclusive economic zone in the bay of Bengal,almost the same size of Bangladesh which includes all resources currently available for exploitation and all resources that may be discovered in future. Bangladesh is now able to utilize the area that had been in dispute for 38 years. A UN tribunal has awarded Bangladesh 19,467 sq km,or nearly four-fifths of the 25,602 sq km sea area caught up in dispute with India. This marine and associated coastal zone is characterized by sprawling estuaries,dense mangrove forest,coral reef island and the world' s longest sea beach.There are many sedimentary islands in the estuary and along the coastline, and about seven sq.km of new land emerges from the sea every year (ITLOS, 2010).

1.Physical Oceanography- study of physical condition with in the ocean temperature and circulation. Study of the motions of sea water, particularly waves currents and tidalmotion

3.Biological Oceanography-Study of organisms in the ocean or other brackish bodies of water. Animals-birds, fish invertebrates , mammals, reptiles, Fungi -plants algae Microscopiclife. study of life in the oceans, includes marine biology and ecology

5.Geological Oceanography-study of geophysical , geochemical, sedimentological and paleonto logical object of ocean floorprovides critical evidence for sea floor spreading and plate tectonics. study of the shape and geologic features of the ocean floor

4.Ecological Oceanography-Study of how organism interact with each other and the environments . Marine habitats intertidal and shore, reef, open ocean. An active research topic- to discover and map in life cycle of various species and where they spend their time .

2.Chemical Oceanography-Study of ocean chemistry Ocean contain nearly every element in periodic table. Cycling of chemical element. Study of behavior of isotopes to trace past and present oceanographic &climatic processes.- chemistry of seawater and reactions between the atmosphere and hydrosphere. More recently looks at how changes in sea water temperature(El Nino) and salinity affect global climate

6.Climate & Atmospherical-Climate & Atmospherical is the climatic typical of the West coasts at the middle latitudes of most continents, and generally features Warm, but not hot summer and cool, but not cold winter,& a relatively narrow annual temperature rang.

Fig 1 :Physical Oceanography

Fig 2 :Chemical Oceanography

Fig 6 :Climate & Atmospherical

Fig 4 :Ecological Oceanography

Fig 5 :Geological Oceanography

Fig 3 :Biological Oceanography

Biology

An oceanographer’s tool box

What makes sea water special?

Physics

Geology

Oceanography

History Chemestry

Technology

What lives in the ocean?What is it doing there?

Deep sea challengesDeep sea structure

The study of the ocean realm

Who were there first?

The ocean & the forcesthat shape The Earth

01.HIMCHORI02.MERMAID ECO RESORT03.RESEARVED FOREST04.SONAPARA BAZAR05.REJU KHAL

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02: Mermaid Eco resort01 : HimchoriMarine drive road 03: Reserve forest

04 : Sonapara bazar

05 : Reju khal

SITE ANALYSIS

CONTEXT MAPSCALE :1/256” =1’-0”

Wind flow

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Wind flow

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natural canal

Major mountain peak

DESIGN FOCUS

Understand

EducationExplore

The ocean and it’s importance toearth humanity

The ocean with its depth and complexity

Scientists, student decision maker and public

- Provide a platform for sea resources and sustainable exploration.-Create awareness for oceanographic conservation

Consider a curve line from contour .using contour radius for building radius

DESIGN CONCEPT & CONSIDERATION:

The from was inspired from the curve profile terrain site

The building form stager was inspired from the hill

PROGRAM :

NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHICRESEARCH INSTITUTE (NORI)

RESEARCH FACILITY ADMIN & ACADEMIC

DORMITORIES INTERPRETATION CENTER

Laboratories

Dorm

Interpretations

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MaricultureCistern Complex

Marine Research

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FishCulture

ShrimpCulture

Physical oceano-graphic lab

Marine geology lab

Chemical oceano-graphic lab

Atmosphere and Climate

Biological oceano-graphic lab

MolecularBiology Lab

Dry Lab

Wet Lab

Marine aquarium

Plaza SouvenirShop

Library

Café

Grand Entry Plaza/lobby

oceanInterpretation Center

Legend

Public Zone

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Private

MASTER PLAN LEVEL AT 20’-0”

MASTER PLAN

RESEARCH LABORATORY

WATER TREATMENT PLANT

ACADEMIC & ADMIN

OCEANOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER

DORMITORYDIRECTOR’S BANGLOW

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PROGRAM ARRANGEMENT

Dormitory Research Lab

Academic

Oceanographic Interpretation center

Water Treatment Plant

Staff Dormatory

Directors Banglow

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Academic

Admin

Library

Mariculture Cistern complex

Research Collection

Research Collection

Research CollectionAtmosphere & Climate

Researchers Rooom Biological Lab

Phygical Lab

Mariculture Lab

Floor plan of RESEARCH INSTITUTE

PhysicalOceanographicLab

Marine Met

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MarinePhysical Lab

Marine P

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Atmospheric Chemistry Lab

Geo-C

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Bio-GeoChemistry Lab

Geo-C

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Bio-GeoChemistry Lab

Chemical OceanographicLab

Researcher's room

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Researcher's room

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Marine Vertebrate Collection

BiologicalOceanographicLab

VirusLab

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PlanktonLab

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PLAN AT LEVEL 30’-0”

Floor plan of RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Atmosphere & Climate Lab

Researcher

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Senior

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Principal

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Data Ana

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Record

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Climate Research Lab

Climate Research Lab

Climate ResearchLab

Conference room

Record room

Atmosphere & Clim

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Marine Geology Lab

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Molec

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PLAN AT LEVEL 30’-0” PLAN AT LEVEL 40’-0” PLAN AT LEVEL 50’-0”

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Floor plan of DORMITORY & INTERPRETATION

SECTION :A-A’

SECTION :B-B’

ENTRY OF THE INSTITUTE

ADMIN & INTERPRETATION CENTER

ADMIN & INTERPRETATION CENTER

TOUCH POOL PLAZA & LAKE

RESEARCH LABORATORIES