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Are you interested in better understanding, predicting, & managing groundwater?
Then the @EarthScienceUG short course on Groundwater Modelling is for you.
Whether you are a professional or a student register now via forms.gle/YeoeYXcamDsTgDCV8 to secure your seat.
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The Department of Earth Science, University of Ghana, welcomes all students to the new academic year.
As we begin another semester, may it be filled with meaningful learning experiences, growth & success.
Wishing everyone a productive semester ahead.
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Early detection can save a life!
This October, the @EarthScienceUG joins in raising awareness about #BreastCancer, encouraging everyone to stay informed & prioritise regular screening.
As we go pink, let’s know the signs, take action & look out for each other.
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Happy Birthday, Provost!
The entire Department joins in wishing you a year filled with good health, prosperity & continued impact.
We look forward to more groundbreaking research in water resources management, as well as water quality modelling & assessment.
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Happy Birthday, Naa Prof.!
We celebrate you & your work in understanding Ghana’s groundwater systems & advancing knowledge on the country’s tectonic & petroleum systems.
May the years ahead bring you good health, prosperity, fulfillment & continued success.
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Day 1 of our annual Departmental Field Exercise to the Sekondian Group.
The Sekondian Group, comprises seven formations and can be found as several disconnected outcrops along the coast between Cape Coast and the mouth of the Butre River near Dixcove!
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Happy #KwameNkrumahMemorialDay!
Today, we honour those whose vision & sacrifices helped shape Ghana’s journey to independence.
May their legacy inspire us to remain united in service & committed to building a better Ghana for generations to come.
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Happy Birthday Dr.!
Today, we join in celebrating the gift of your life & your invaluable service to the Department over the years.
May the years ahead bring good health, fulfilment & continued success in your work on earthquake hazard & groundwater assessment.
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Groundwater is a vital source of water for drinking & agricultural purposes, & understanding the factors that influence its quality is essential for protecting communities & supporting groundwater management.
This paper, co‑authored by our faculty member Prof. @sayloh14
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hydrogeochemical baseline for central Ghana & demonstrates the effectiveness of multi‑index approach for groundwater evaluation. It concludes that sustainable management requires regular monitoring, land‑use regulation & targeted treatment to safeguard drinking & irrigation
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“Believe you can & you’re halfway there.” — Theodore Roosevelt
To every student beginning your examinations, believe in the effort & preparation you have put in throughout the semester.
Approach each paper with confidence, focus & a calm mind. You’ve got this!
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Registration is still ongoing!
Are you interested in better understanding, predicting, & managing groundwater?
Then the @EarthScienceUG short course on Groundwater Modelling is for you.
Whether you are a professional or a student register now via forms.gle/YeoeYXcamDsTgDCV8 to secure your seat.
#EarthScienceUG
The Bosumtwi Impact Crater, a 10.5-km-diameter meteoritic impact structure formed about 1.07 million years ago, provides a natural laboratory for studying the relationship between airborne radiometric data & regolith maturity.
This paper, co-authored by our faculty member,
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crater.
The study concludes that log10(K/Th) mapping using airborne radiometric data offers a robust tool for exploration geology, identifying regolith maturity & surface rock alteration, while supporting Bosumtwi’s use as a terrestrial analogue for Martian rampart craters.
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