Funded by AFD_en 🇫🇷 🇪🇺, the Ghana Team of the ongoing ENGULF (Coastal land subsidENce in the GULF of Guinea) Project Phase II, has published a working paper reviewing rSLR along Ghana's coast. Kwasi pietro_teatini Philip S.J. Minderhoud . Take a read: afd.fr/en/ressources/…

We (Centre for Maritime Development and Technology) presented a diorama to the Chief of the Naval Staff at the Naval Headquarters, Burma Camp. The presentation was to accentuate a part of Centre for Maritime Development and Technology's maritime initiatives towards achieving UN’s SDGs 13 and 14, and to expedite collaborations with the Ghana Navy .

A year ago, @IamProfDAM and I were jointly awarded the WofE bursary West of England P&I to be onboard the #JC238 RRS James Cook from Southampton. We joined other scientists on a 3-week scientific expedition to the North Atlantic Subpolar Gyre. National Oceanography Centre Scottish Association for Marine Science @CLASS_UKRI @uk_osnap

#Researchpaper #PhD A review of coastal vulnerability, subsidence and SLR assessments along Ghana's coast. It identifies knowledge & data gaps for future studies and accentuates the implications for coastal management. doi.org/10.1016/j.qsa.…

At the 3-day WAMSS Meeting held in Accra, Ghana, I gave an oral presentation on "Coastal Land Subsidence" under 1 of 6 thematic areas. I was privileged to meet a diverse group of ocean science experts in West Africa. #Research #Conference #PhDVoice #Oceanography #AcademicTwitter

Thanks to the organizers & sponsors of the maiden edition of the WAMSS Meeting Symposium in Accra, I gave a presentation on the past and future contributions of changing wave conditions to the sediment transport along the coast of the #Gulf_of_Guinea. Met new and old colleagues

All thanks to the organizers of WAMSS Meeting . It was really exciting to meet our mentors and friend in the field of marine science. I can't wait for the next wams meeting 😃. #science-storytelling mood activated 😅😂

It was a great pleasure to present WAMSS Meeting on “Assessing Historical Shoreline Changes along the Eastern Coast of Ghana ". Thanks to the organizers & sponsors for the opportunity. #Research, #Conference, #Oceanography

I recommend this, guys. It was an impactful and memorable experience alongside Dr. Selasi Yao Avornyo, PhD

A highly recommended opportunity at National Oceanography Centre for marine scientists. I was privileged to be onboard last year with Adéọlá Dahunsi—a very insightful experience. #oceanography #phdlife

🌊 📚New Publication 🌏⚡ In our latest study, we explored the potential of relying on ocean waves as a power source to reduce overdependence on fossil fuels for the countries in the Gulf of Guinea. #WavePower #RenewableEnergy #GoGStudy researchgate.net/publication/37…

Join an online lecture (25th Jan) that delves into understanding the complexities underpinning the increasing erosion and flooding events along the coast of the Ghana's Volta Delta. Register here: forms.gle/ZLuqEFJozSnhYL… Seminar link: us02web.zoom.us/j/81401625950?… #AcademicTwitter

Coastal land subsidence sciencedirect.com/science/articl… The study investigates coastal land subsidence which is exacerbating coastal hazards along Ghana's Volta Delta. By 2100, It will increase the Delta's inundated areas by ~10%. #research #phdlife #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter

At the recently concluded 3-day Gulf of Guinea (GoG) Capacity Building Workshop, I had the privilege of delivering the keynote presentation on behalf of my #Mentor, Prof. KWASI APPEANING ADDO, on the topic “Capacity Building in the Gulf of Guinea: Opportunities and Challenges.”

Engaging discussions & new perspectives shared during #MSPforum. Excited to take these ideas forward. Grateful to UNESCO Ocean , EU Maritime & Fish. #Marine Conservation #Sustainable Blue Economy