Blestmond Afrifa Brako
The researcher's work spans multiple scientific disciplines, reflecting a comprehensive approach to understanding geological, environmental, and resource-related themes. Their research integrates geochemical analysis across various domains, including the study of metals in Ghanaian ecosystems, mineralogical characteristics of specific sites like Lake Bosomtwe and Ashanti Region, and quantitative methods such as geophysical assessments. The researcher employs methodologies like kriging, GIS, acid mine drainage, and construction integration to explore provenance, tectonic settings, chemical signatures, and environmental contamination. Their work also includes both exploratory studies on sedimentary rocks and metals, comparative analyses of analytical techniques, case studies in mining contexts, mapping methods, and applications in resource management. This integrated approach highlights the researcher's dedication to advancing knowledge across geology, chemistry, and environmental science.
Faculty Biography
Blestmond Afrifa Brako joined Geological Engineering Department at KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana in 2021. He holds a PhD degree in Geological Engineering from KNUST and specialised in Petrography and Geochemistry. Based on his background in geology, he teaches core geology courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Blestmond’s service to the profession includes serving as a reviewer for the Open Journal of Environmental Research.
BIM and Construction Integration
Geochemistry and Elemental Analysis
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
Geological and Geochemical Analysis
Geological formations and processes
Heavy metals in environment
Mine drainage and remediation techniques
Mining and Resource Management
Mining Techniques and Economics
Department of Geological Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology