Van-Dycke Sarpong Asare

Physics

About

A Lecturer at the Department of Physics involved in teaching and research. He also teaches at the Department of Sports and Exercise Science. His Research interests are in Groundwater Exploration using Surface Geophysical Methods, Subsurface fracture studies using seismic and electromagnetic methods, among others. Currently working on various aspects Surface Wave analysis (MASW), for Geotechnical and Site Characterizations.His personal traits include being an agreeable person and has liberal political ideology.

Research Summary

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The researcher's work focuses on advancing methodologies across multiple geophysical and physical sciences disciplines, encompassing seismic imaging, geophysical methods, geochemistry, landfill environmental impact studies, and geophysical applications. Their research integrates innovative techniques like machine learning in facies analysis and advanced survey methods such as electromagnetic, gravitational, magnetic, and electrical resistivity surveys to explore Earth's subsurface. This work has significant implications for resource exploration, waste management, and environmental impact assessment.

Research Themes

All (10 Papers)

Physical Sciences (10 Papers)

All Papers

Seismic facies analysis using machine learning techniques: a review and case study(2024)

Integrated geophysical characterisation of Sunyani municipal solid waste disposal site using magnetic gradiometry, magnetic susceptibility survey and electrical resistivity tomography(2018)

Geo-Electrical Investigation Of Groundwater Resources And Aquifer Characteristics In Some Small Communities In The Gushiegu And Karaga Districts Of Northern Ghana(2013)

Electrical Resistivity And Induced Polarization Imaging For Refuse Dump Site(2020)

Azimuthal Resistivity Sounding with the Symmetric Schlumberger and the Alpha Wenner Arrays to study subsurface electrical anisotropy variation with depth(2015)

Integrated Geophysical and Geological Mapping of the Lithological and Geological Structures at a Proposed Generator Site(2019)

Interpretation of Geological Structures Hosting Potential Gold Deposits in the Konongo Gold Mine Using Airborne Magnetic, Electromagnetic and Radiometric Datasets(2019)

Detection and Delineation of Contaminant Migration using the Terrain Conductivity Technique outside the Perimeters of the Dompoase Landfill Facility in Kumasi – Ghana.(2013)

GPR detection of buried steel gas cylinder; a study conducted in a sandbox(2012)

GPR imaging with diffraction velocity analysis: Geotechnical applications in the resort towns of Abonu and Obo, Ghana(2013)

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