Albert Asare
The researcher’s work focuses on advancing our understanding of groundwater systems through innovative exploration, mapping, and recharge assessment methodologies. Using a multidisciplinary approach spanning both physical and social sciences, the research integrates hydrogeological, geochemical, and contextual studies to address complex water-related challenges, particularly within Ghana’s water resources.
Faculty Biography
Dr Albert Asare is a lecturer at the Geological Engineering Department, KNUST, Kumasi Ghana. He joined the Department in 2020, and has since been lecturing and teaching in Principles of Geophysics, Exploration Geophysics, Hydrogeolgy, Groundwater development, Computer programming and Computer Applications in Geological Engineering programme and profession. His research interest is in the application of geophysical methods in solving environmental engineering issues like Groundwater exploration, groundwater contamination, geotechnical investigations, and groundwater development. His current research focuses on mapping seawater intrusion along the coastal communities using both the geophysical and hydrogeochemical approaches.
Geophysical and Geoelectrical Methods
Groundwater and Isotope Geochemistry
Groundwater and Watershed Analysis
Hermeneutics and Narrative Identity
A review of groundwater resource development in lower White Volta River basin of Ghana
Open AccessEstimating the Depth of Investigation in Electrical Resistivity Survey: Laboratory Measurements
Open AccessManaged aquifer recharge assessment in the Nabogo Basin of Ghana using a combined electrical resistivity tomography infiltration method
Lateral and vertical mapping of salinity along the coast of Ghana using Electrical Resistivity Tomography: The case of Central Region
Open AccessQuality and Potential Health Risk Assessment of Groundwater in Asante Akim Central Municipality, Ghana
Open AccessDelineation of groundwater potential zones using cokriging and weighted overlay techniques in the Assin Municipalities of Ghana
Lateral and Vertical Mapping of Salinity Along the Coast of Ghana Using Electrical Resistivity Tomography: The Case of Central Region
Open AccessAssessment of seawater intrusion using ionic ratios: the case of coastal communities along the Central Region of Ghana
Physico-chemical evaluation of groundwater along the coast of the Central Region, Ghana
Department of Geological Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology