Cosmas Yaw Asante
The researcher's work integrates physical and social dimensions of Ghana's geography to advance understanding in land use, ecosystems, urban development, and environmental services. Their research spans themes from land cover dynamics and ecosystem services using satellite remote sensing, gender aspects of urban development in suburban cities, geophysical gravity studies for region-specific insights, and historical cartography for cultural preservation. The study emphasizes innovative integration of physical and social sciences to address sustainable practices and ecosystem functions, with particular focus on ecological solutions in urban settings, historical land uses for cultural preservation, and precise geophysical data for environmental monitoring.
Geophysics and Gravity Measurements
Historical Geography and Cartography
Land Use and Ecosystem Services
Urban and Rural Development Challenges
Comparison between the azimuths of astronomical and geodetic coordinates in Ghana
Open AccessGrid, Geodetic and Astronomical Azimuth Conversions in Ghana
Open AccessA hybridized geoid model for Ashanti Region, Ghana
Open AccessAnalysis and prediction of land use land cover dynamics in the Kpeshie Lagoon Basin of Ghana using satellite remote sensing
Open AccessGender, Land and Food Access in Ghana’s Suburban Cities: A Case of the Adenta Municipality
Open AccessDepartment of Geomatic Engineering
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology