Matthew Coffie Wilson
The researcher's work focuses on the study of rocks and minerals across diverse domains, employing methodologies such as petrography, geochemistry, hydrology, drilling, mining techniques, mineral processing, and geophysical studies. Their research encompasses topics like geological formations, hydrocarbon prospectivity, methane hydrates, groundwater flow, drilling techniques, mineralization processes, and hydrogeological assessments in various locations.
Faculty Biography
Name: Matthew Coffie WILSONAddress: Geological Engineering Department, College of Engineering Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Private Mail Bag, University Post Office, Kumasi, GhanaDate of Birth: 15th May, 1969Place of Birth: ObuasiHometown: SaltpondStatus: Married with 3 childrenE-mail: regimatt2003@yahoo.co.uk; mcwilson.coe@knust.edu.ghCell Phones: 0200259747 (a) Academic Degrees earned with dates Professional Background
BIM and Construction Integration
Drilling and Well Engineering
Geochemistry and Elemental Analysis
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
Geological formations and processes
Geophysical and Geoelectrical Methods
Geotechnical and construction materials studies
Geotechnical and Geomechanical Engineering
Groundwater flow and contamination studies
Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies
Methane Hydrates and Related Phenomena
Mineral Processing and Grinding
Mining Techniques and Economics
Fossil evidence in the Bimbila Limestones of the Oti Group in the Voltaian Basin of Ghana
Open AccessMULTI ELEMENT ANALYSIS FOR GOLD MINERALIZATION AT ABODUABO CHIRANO GOLD MINES LIMITED
Open AccessSEDIMENTOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF VOLTA BASIN ROCKS IN THE BUILSA SOUTH DISTRICT (UPPER EAST) AND MAMPRUGU-MOAGDURI DISTRICT (NORTH EAST) RESPECTIVELY IN GHANA
Open AccessUSING ALTERATION PATTERNS TO CHARACTERIZE GOLD MINERALIZATION AT MAGNETIC HINGE IN CHIRANO GOLD MINES LIMITED: APPLICATION OF ANALYTICAL SPECTRAL DEVICE
Open AccessPETROGRAPHY AND THERMODYNAMIC REACTIONS OF SOME OF THE ROCKS IN THE BANKET SERIES OF THE TARKWAIAN SUPERGROUP
Open AccessA review on the provenance of the Voltaian Basin, Ghana: Implications for hydrocarbon prospectivity
Open AccessSTRUCTURES OF BIRIMIAN AND TARKWAIAN ROCKS AT NORTH-WEST NEW DROBO – IMPLICATION ON DEFORMATION
Open AccessPETROGRAPHIC AND GEOCHEMICAL CONSTRAINTS ON TECTONIC SETTINGS OF THE BIRIMIAN SUPERGROUP VOLCANIC ROCKS, EVIDENCE FROM NEW DROBO ENVIRONS SOUTH OF JAMAN DISTRICT IN THE BONO REGION OF GHANA
Open AccessPETROGRAPHIC STUDIES AND PHYSICO-MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BIRIMIAN GRANITOIDS – A CASE STUDY OF OYOKO GRANITOIDS COMPLEX IN KOFORIDUA
Open AccessALKALI-SILICA REACTIVITY OF SOME GRANITIC ROCKS IN KUMASI, GHANA: IMPLICATIONS FOR USE OF ROCK AGGREGATES FOR CONSTRUCTION
Open AccessPETROLOGICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE DAHOMEYAN GRANITIC ROCKS – A CASE STUDY AT GREEN VALLEY AND AKROFU
Open AccessEFFECT OF PEBBLE SIZE ON GOLD DISTRIBUTION IN THE BANKET SERIES OF THE STRATIGRAPHY IN TARKWAIAN SUPERGROUP
Open AccessPETRO-MECHANICAL STUDIES OF THE STRATIGRAPHIC UNITS OF THE TARKWAIAN SUPERGROUP IN TARKWA – IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL COMPETENCE OF ROCKS
Open AccessThe Importance of Integrating Geological Mapping Information with Validated Assay Data for Generating Accurate Geological Wireframes in Orebody Modelling of Mineral Deposit in Mineral Resource Estimation: A Case Study in AngloGold Ashanti, Obuasi Mine
Open AccessCOMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SOME OF THE ROCKS IN THE SEKONDIAN SERIES – IMPLICATIONS FOR PETRO-MECHANICAL STRENGTH OF THE ROCKS
Open AccessQuantification and Comparison of Fractal Geometry of Complex Flow Patterns of Rock Analogue, Rock Analogue Mixed with Salt and Rock Analogue Which Flows around Marker Pens
Open AccessAn Evaluation of Catchment Transit Time Model Parameters: A Comparative Study between Two Stable Isotopes of Water
Open AccessEffects of Quantification of Complex Flow Patterns from Experiments of Rock Analogue and Rock Analogue Mixed with Chemical Impurities (Graphite)
Open AccessDepartment of Geological Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology