David Nyame-Tawiah

Horticulture

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Research Summary

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The researcher's work centers on advancing urban thermal management to mitigate heat islands, integrating innovative approaches like green roofs for indoor comfort across diverse climates. Through simulation-based studies, they demonstrate effective strategies in reducing thermal loads while enhancing indoor climate conditions, aiming to achieve a sustainable and energy-efficient urban environment.

Research Themes

All (6 Papers)

Physical Sciences (6 Papers)

All Papers

An explorative study on the potential of green roofs providing thermal comfort conditions for indoor spaces in Kumasi, Ghana(2021)

Green to Grey: An Urban Heat Assessment of Kumasi, Ghana(2019)

SIMULATION-BASED ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF GREEN ROOFS ON THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGS IN A TROPICAL LANDSCAPE(2021)

Determination of the Effect of Green Roofs on Indoor Temperature by the Use of Simulation in a Tropical Landscape(2020)

Thermal Performance of Setcreacea purpurea and Portulaca grandifora as a Green Roof Material Applied in a Tropical Climate(2019)

Towards the Reduction of Cooling Loads in Ghanaian Glazed Office Buildings: Orientation as a Recommendation by the Ghana Green Building Council (GHGBC)(2016)

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