The ten students, who originate from the ten WASCAL countries, defended their theses on November 9-12, 2015, working on such diverse topics such as hydro-power generation and hydro power systems, mapping for wind farmlands, photovoltaic modules, as well as biogas production.
Name of Students and thesis topic
Akpoti, Komlavi 2015.
Impact of Rainfall Variability, Land Use and Land Cover Change on
Stream Flow for Hydropower Generation in the Black Volta Basin. Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.
Balo, Abdoulaye 2015. Biogas production from various resources and potential greenhouse gas emission reduction in Brong Ahafo region of Ghana. Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.
Bonkaney, Abdou Latif 2015. Performance‘s study of solar Photovoltaic module in Niamey(Niger). Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.
Dajuma, Alima 2015. Effect of regional aerosols variability and climate change on PV efficiency :A comparative study between Niamey and Abidjan. Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.
Gassama, Adama 2015.
Sensitivity of the efficiency and power output of photovoltaic module
found in the Gambia to meteorological parameters: Assessment in a
climate change perspective. Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.
Mortey, Eric Mensah 2015. Sustainability Assessment of the Bui Hydropower System. Master Thesis. University Abdou Moumouni.
Ndiaye, Aïssatou 2015. Long
term evolution of heat waves and impact on electricity demand and/or
consumption over West African cities: Comparative study between Dakar
(West Coast) and Niamey (Central Sahel). Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.
Nkwanko, Nnenna 2015. Biogas Production for Sustainable Development (Brong Ahafo -Ghana). Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.
Obahoundjé, Salomon 2015. Potential
Impacts of Land Use, Land Cover Change and Climate Change on Hydro
power Generation in West Africa: The case study of Bui Dam (Ghana). University Abdou Moumouni. Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.
Sawadogo, Nwindmanagda 2015. Suitability mapping for wind farmlands in Burkina Faso. Master Thesis, University Abdou Moumouni.