Chau Tran

• Doctor of Engineering
• An Giang University

Bung Binh Thien Lake, the largest freshwater lake in An Giang, is vital for providing drinking water, supporting agriculture, and sustaining local services. Recently, the lake has been facing organic pollution from household wastewater and local production activities. This study evaluated the water quality using biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) and...

River morphological change is the complex evolution of riverbed states, which can lead to serious riverbank failures, and is a worldwide concern. However, revealing the cause of the evolution, in particular, the potential morphological scouring by eddy currents, is difficult. Accordingly, we propose a comprehensive combination of 2D and 3D simulati...

Dissolved oxygen in Lam Takhong River gradually reaches zero value during the dry season on several occasions in the past decade causing the unsuitable quality for use as the raw water for Nakhon Ratchasima Town. Discharges of point sources and diffuse sources containing pollutants with organics and nutrients are the major cause of water quality de...

Management of mangrove-aquaculture system (MAS) in the Mekong Delta needs the information of stakeholders' perceptions that are difficult to obtain. Accordingly, we applied a Soft System Methodology (SSM) to reveal the perceptions and then determine problems, key stakeholders, and suggest feasible solutions for improving the MAS. We selected Kien V...

The flow stream in Lam Takhong river has been gradually decreasing in recent years, which is one of the causes affecting the water quality in the river. Therefore, it is necessary to simulate and forecast the flow in the river and this helps environmental agencies to control and make appropriate decisions on water resources management. In Thailand,...

Water pollution is largely associated with the growth of agriculture, urbanization, and industrialization. By the year 2016, the quality of significant surface water sources in Thailand has been evaluated and categorized as 34% good quality, 46% fair quality and 20% poor quality. According to the Pollution Control Department of Thailand, the lower...

In Thailand, the application of models in the environmental and hydrological simulation is widely applied and appreciated. However, previous studies have not auto-calibrated parameters by SWAT-CUP in Lam Takong watershed. The environmental parameters estimation impacting on streamflow in Lam Takong watershed use the calibrated results of the SWAT m...