Faustina Gyabaah

I had my BSc Civil Engineering degree (2006) from the KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana, and my MSc (2012) in Environmental Science and Policy from Clark University in Worcester Massachusetts. I am a Lecturer of environmental engineering at the Bolgatanga Technical University. I have extensive experience in: the design and monitoring of tailings dam, the design and evaluation of water supply projects, general civil engineering project planning and contaminated land assessment. At BTU, I teach Environmental Science, Environmental Quality Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Engineering Hydraulics and Engineering Hydrology. Currently, my research interests focus on hospital waste management, wastewater treatment using agriculture fibres and river morphology.

1. D. Safari, G. C. Edwards, and F. Gyabaah (2020) Diurnal and Seasonal Variation of CO₂ and CH₄ Fluxes in Tomago Wetland. International Journal of Sciences, 9(1), pp 42- 51
2. E. Naabil, H. M Kpamma, F. Gyabaah and A. A. Abunkudgu (2017) Performance of Kohonen Self-organising Map in Statistical Analysis of Hydrologic Data. Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering B(6), pp 1-16
3. F. Gyabaah, A. Amankwah-Minkah and G. A. Dordah (2016) Appraisal of Solid Waste Collection effectiveness following the introduction of City-wide waste collection levy in Kumasi, Ghana. International Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies, 18(3) pp 828-835.