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kadomakoansah@umat.edu.gh
Position
Head, Department of Geological Engineering (2023-date); Senior Lecturer (2019-date); former Vice Dean, Office of International Programmes (2021-2022)
Department
Geological Engineering
Research Interest
To address fundamental physical and chemical processes involved in ore-forming systems in the earth crust by combining geo-analytical methods and techniques with field-based projects; with applications for ore genesis and resource modeling, mineral exploration, resource evaluation of large and small scale mining projects and the environmental geosciences.
SPECIALTIES: 1. Economic & Ore Deposit Geology, 2. Ore Genesis Modelling 3. Fluid Inclusion & Isotope Geochemistry, 4. Major & Trace Element Geochemistry, 5. Ore Mineralogy & Petrology, 6. Water-Rock Interactions, 7. Geochemistry of Hydrothermal Fluids & Alteration, 8. Mineral Thermodynamics 9. Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology, 10. Field & Structural Geology
Dr Kofi Adomako-Ansah is an Economic and Exploration Geologist who applies geology, petrology, mineralogy, and geochemistry to model ore genetic processes and environments for applications to (1) the understanding of local and regional vectors towards ore deposit systems, (2) mineral exploration, (3) resource evaluation of large and small scale mining projects, (4) petrogenesis of igneous and metamorphic rocks and their geodynamic settings (5) geotechnical engineering, and (6) the environmental geosciences. He is also carrying out recent applications of geochemical and statistical evaluation techniques to assess the quality and petroleum source-rock potential of the Tano Basin hydrocarbon systems of Ghana. He is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Geological Engineering since 2019 and current Head of the Department of Geological Engineering. He is a former Vice Dean for the Office of International Programmes (OIP) at UMaT. Prior to his appointment at UMaT, he was an Assistant Professor (2016-2018) and Post-doctoral Research Fellow (2012-2015) at Akita University, Akita City, in Japan. His scientific domain is in the mineral resources and the geological and geochemical processes that influence the formation of Metallogenic Provinces, Igneous and Metamorphic Petrogenesis and Tectonics. His primary research focus is on precious, base, and rare earth metal deposits in diverse geological environments including orogenic, epithermal, magmatic, volcanogenic and seafloor ore deposits. He is a recipient of the GCM-TEF 2022 Faculty Research Grant Award (US$ 10,000) for the 2021/2022 Academic year, from the Ghana Chamber of Mines.
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