David Kofi Oppong
The researcher's work is interdisciplinary, synthesizing advancements in computational fluid dynamics, agricultural food supply chain traceability, electric vehicle infrastructure development, and governance practices. Their research integrates methodologies from aerospace engineering, food safety, environmental policy, and global economics to address critical challenges across these fields.
Faculty Biography
David Kofi Oppong is an assistant lecturer of aerospace engineering with the Mechanical Engineering department of KNUST. He studied Aerospace Engineering at the undergraduate level at KNUST, and received his master's degree in Avoinics from Jain University in India. David is interested in Avionics, including air vehicle navigation, flight dynamics and control.
Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance
Computational Fluid Dynamics and Aerodynamics
Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
Food Supply Chain Traceability
The Influence of Globalization on Public Sector Accounting Practices in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review
Open AccessElectrified transportation for sustainable mobility in developing countries – a review of challenges and opportunities
Open AccessGhana's electric vehicle policy: a path to aviation industry decarbonization
Open AccessReview of: "Modelling of Quadcopter for Precision Agriculture and Surveillance Purposes"
Open AccessDevelopment and validation of the multicopter modelling code: a physics-based tool for multicopter analysis
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology