CURRICULUM VITAE OF ENGR. DR. EBENEZER ANKOMAH GYAMERA
CURRICULUM VITAE
OF
GYAMERA ANKOMAH
EBENEZER
(PhD, MSc, MPM,
MHRM, Dip, MGhIS, MIET, FAAPM)
PERSONAL
INFORMATION
Name: Gyamera Ankomah Ebenezer
Date of Birth: 26th April, 1976
Sex: Male
Nationality: Ghanaian
Marital Status: Married
Contact Address: P. O Box AD 124, Cape Coast Central
Region
Telephone number: 0244 52 11 45, 0501343540,
0244770615
Profile
An intelligent, hardworking, gregarious, responsible
and self-motivated professional, selfless and affable by nature. Very reliable,
confident, respectful, trustworthy and a team player always striving to achieve
the best. The ability of picking up very fast is my hallmark; nothing to me
becomes a novelty upon second exposure. I can work more efficiently with little
or no supervision. Working from office to field and vice versa has been the
schedule I enjoy most.
Key Skills
A Geomatic and a Geological Engineer by profession with
much interest in Lecturing, Driving and Conflict Resolution. I am a chartered
project manager and expert in land acquisition and land related issues. Having
studied to this level has enabled me cultivate an excellent analytical and
organizational ability. I am very good at working with figures. My active
participation in local and international conferences, Radio and Television
discussions, class discussions, seminars, workshops and extracurricular
activities has contributed immensely to my leadership and managerial prowess.
ACADEMIC AND
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES EARNED
1.
PhD, Geomatic Engineering (UMaT,
Ghana), 2017
2.
MSc, Geological Engineering (UMaT,
Ghana), 2010
3.
Master Human Resource Manager (AAPM,
USA), 2014
4.
Master project Manager (AAPM, USA),
2014
5.
Chartered Project Manager (AAPM, USA),
2014
6.
Diploma in Mining Surveying (KNUST,
Ghana), 2001
7.
Certificate in Geographic
Information System (UMaT, Ghana), 2010
8.
Certificate in Environmental
Management (UMaT, Ghana), 2010
9.
Certificate in Mine Economics and
Financial Evaluation (UMaT, Ghana), 2010
INSTITUTIONS
ATTENDED
1.
University of Mines and Technology (UMaT),
Tarkwa, Ghana,
2.
American Academy of Project
Management (AAPM), USA
3.
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science
and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana
4.
Ghana Institution of Surveyors
(GhIS), Accra Ghana.
PROFESSIONAL BODY MEMBERSHIP
1. Fellow, American
Academy of Project management, (2014 – Date)
2. Member, Institution
of Engineering and Technology, Ghana (2018)
3. Member, Ghana
institution of surveyors, (2013 – Date)
4. Member, Ghana
Shipper Committee, (2007 – Date)
5.
Member, Chartered
Institution of Builders, (2013 – Date)
SUBJECT
TAUGHT
1. Conflict
Resolution and Stakeholder Analysis
2. Elementary
lands surveying
3. Soil Science
Practical’s
4. Aquaculture
holding facilities
RESEARCH
AREAS
Land Management Systems, Land Conflicts Analysis, Participatory
Geographic Information System (PGIS), Environmental Management, and Hydrological Studies.
AWARDS
1.
Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Cape
Coast Central District, (03-09-2016)
For outstanding acts, service, and
achievement that exemplify and support
the leadership goals
throughout the Mid-South Ghana Conference and beyond.
2. Green Relief
and Community Development Foundation, Legos Nigeria, (15-06-2016)
Legacies of Excellence Award in Service and Leadership.
3. The World
Cadastre Summit-Congress and Exhibition, Istandul, Turkey (23-04-2015);
Excellent
contribution to the success of the world cadastre summit
4.
IPMATIIC Africa 2014 Award, (21-05-2014)
For Quality Service & Guarantee
Performance
RESEARCH WORK AND PUBLICATIONS
Book chapter
1. Gyamera, E. A.,
Duncan, E. E., Kuma, J. S. Y, (2017), ‘’Modelling Participatory Geographic Information System (PGIS) for Multipurpose
Cadastre in Ghana’’, Cadastre: Geo-Information
Innovations in Land Administration, Springer (2017),
Chapter 15, pp. 169-180.
Journal Papers
1.
Gyamera, E. A., Duncan, E. E., Kuma, J. S.
Y. and Arko-Adjei, A. (2018). “Land acquisition in Ghana; dealing with
the challenges and the way forward”, Journal
of Agricultural Economics, Extension and Rural Development: ISSN-2360-798X,
Vol. 6(1): pp, 664-672, January, 2018. Copyright © 2018, Spring Journals.
2.
Gyamera E A., (2014), “Hydrological Studies of the University of Cape Coast School of
Agriculture Research Station at Twifo Wamaso”, Global Research Journal of Geography. ISSN-2360-8005. Vol. 2(1): pp
010-66.
3.
Gyamera,
E. A., Kuma, J. S.
and Okae-Anti, D. (2014), "Classification of Soils and their Plasticity
Index of the University of Cape Coast Research Station at Twifo Wamaso", International Journal of Soil and Crop
Sciences, Vol. 2(1), pp. 025-032.
4.
Gyamera,
E. A., Kuma, J. S.
and Okae-Anti, D. (2014), "Hydrogeological studies on soils developed over
granitic deposits", International
Journal of Advance Agricultural Research, pp. 29-40
Conference
Papers
1. Gyamera, E. A.,
Arko-Adjei, A. Duncan, E. E., and Kuma,
J. S. Y. (2017), “Modelling Participatory Geographic Information System (PGIS) for land conflict Resolution”, ISPRS Annals of the Photogrammetry,
Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, Volume IV-4/W4, 2017 4th
International GeoAdvances Workshop, 14–15 October 2017, Safranbolu, Karabuk,
Turkey. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321140120_
2. Gyamera, E. A.,
Duncan, E. E., Kuma, J. S. Y. and Arko-Adjei, A. (2016), “From
legal cadaster to multipurpose cadaster, a new hope for a sustainable
socio-economic development in Africa”, 4th UMaT Biennial International
Mining and Mineral Conference, pp. GG 29-35.
3. Gyamera, E. A.,
Duncan, E. E., Kuma, J. S. Y. and Arko-Adjei, A. (2016), “Land conflicts in Ghana; causes,
effects and resolution”, 4th UMaT Biennial International Mining and Mineral
Conference, pp. GG 96-108.
Reports
1.
Gyamera,
E. A (2017), “Groundwater
Drilling Report on komenda Sugar Factory”
International
Journal of Agricultural Research and Review: ISSN-2360-7971, Vol. 5(10): pp 670-673, October,
2017. Copyright © 2017, Spring Journals.
2. Gyamera, E. A (2017), “Geophysical Investigation Report on komenda
Sugar Factory”
Global Journal of Environmental Science and
Technology: ISSN-2360-7955, Vol. 5(6):
pp 460- 477, October, 2017. Copyright
© 2017, Spring Journals.
Newspaper/Social
media articles
1. ‘’New land
administration to be introduced’’ daily
Graphic, Wednesday, June 3, 2015
2.
‘’Digitizing and decentralization,
key to ending land registration problems in Ghana’’ http://kasapafmoline.com/2018/05/01.
3.
Ending land conflict in Gh: Observe
rules, engage Experts-Geoscientist advice http://kasapafmoline.com/2018/07/04.
CONFERENCES
ATTENDED
1.
4th UMaT Biennial
International Mining and Mineral Conference (3- 6th
August 2016)
Status: Presenter
2. The World
Cadastre Summit-Congress and Exhibition (20th -24th
April, 2015), Istandul, Turkey, Status: Speaker
3.
The Ghana Institution of Surveyors
(LS Division), (20th – 21st
August, 2014), Kumasi Ghana
Status: Participant.
4.
IPMATIIC, AFRICA 2014, (19th
– 21st May 2014) Accra, Ghana.
Status:
participant/award winner.
5.
Chartered Institution of Builders, (4th
– 5th April 2013) Ghana, Accra
Status:
participant.
6.
Ghana institution of surveyors (LS
division) (22nd – 23rd August 2012) Ghana, Accra
Status:
participant.
7.
Project Management Boot Camp 2012, (20th
-21st June 2012) Ghana, Accra
8.
1ST UMaT International
Mining and Mineral Conference (4th to 7th August 2010)
ACADEMIC AND
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1.
Lecturer, (Land Surveying, Conflict
Resolution and Stake Holder Analysis)
Soil Science Department, Geography &
Tourism Dept.; University of Cape Coast,
(June 2013-date), cape coast, Ghana.
2. Chief Surveyor (Teaching,
Research and Projects)
University of Cape Coast, (February 2004-date) Cape Coast, Ghana.
3.
Executive
Consultant: (Land surveying, Management and Sales)
Gyam Engineering & Construction Ltd. (February2005 to date)
4.
Senior Lands
Surveyor: (Land Surveying, Mapping, GIS)
Geozenith Ghana LTD. (May 2003-Feb. 2004), Cape Coast, Ghana.
5.
Ag. District
Lands Surveyor (Land Surveying, Mapping, GIS)
KEEA District Assembly. (Oct. 2002 – May 2003), Elmina, Ghana.
6.
National
Service personnel. (Land Surveying, Mapping, GIS)
KEEA District Assembly, (Oct. 2001-Oct 2002), Elmina,
Ghana.
COMMUNITY AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES
1. Special Committee Member; Projects
and Development Committee, (Jan. 2016 to date)
Southern Ghana Union Conference of
SDA, Accra
2. Regional Executive Committee
Member-Adventist Men Ministries (January 2015 to date)
Mid-South Ghana Conference of SDA, Cape
Coast
3. Regional Executive Committee Member-Stewardship
and trust services, (Jan. 2015 to date),
Mid-South Ghana Conference of SDA, Cape
Coast
4.
Regional
Executive Committee Member-Projects and Development, (January 2014 to date)
Mid-South Ghana Conference of SDA,
Cape Coast
5. District Executive Committee member-
protocol, media relation, and projects, (January 2014 to date) Cape Coast
West District of SDA, Cape Coast
6. Member: Governing Board and Council
of Elders (January 2014 to 2016)
Central Church of SDA, Cape Coast
7.
Supervisor
(SDA College of Education, Final year examination, Koforidua Asokore) (17th
- 24th July 2016) Institute of Education, University
of Cape Coast
8.
Member;
Wamaso Land Acquisition Committee, (2010 to date)
School of
Agriculture, UCC, Cape Coast
MEDIA
EXPERIENCE
1. Television appearances: Adom TV,
Ocean 1 TV, and Coastal TV, GTV
Panel
member on various discussion topics of national interest
2. Radio Appearances Yes FM, ATL FM, Radio Central, Ski-FM, Eagle
FM, Dynamite FM
Panel
member on various discussion topics of national interest
3. Host: Adventist
Hour Program (religious Talk Show) Live FM, Cape Coast
CONSULTANCY
SERVICES
Consultant in the acquisition of land
by the following distinguished individuals and
prestigious institutions among others:
1.
H.E Professor John Evance
Atta-Mills: Former President of the republic of Ghana
2.
Hon. Nana Atto Dadzi: Former Chief
of Staff of the republic of Ghana
3.
Prophet T.B Joshua
4.
Jesuit Fathers, Ghana
5.
Trinity Baptist Church, London
6.
Ghana Revenue Authority Credit Union
7.
Ghana Shippers Authority
8.
University of Cape Coast-School of
Agriculture
9.
Nsaneye Herbal Center (producers of
Mercy Cream)
10. Fruitiland
Company LTD
11. Greenfiels
and food company LTD
12. IPMATIIC
Africa
13. Payab CO.
LTD
14. Meridian
University College
COMPUTER
LITERACY
Proficiency in the following:
1. Basic Programming: Fortran
77, MS – Excel, Visual Basic
2. Operating Environment: Windows.
MS – DOS
3. Word Processors: Word Perfect, MS – Word
4. Spread Sheet: MS – Excel
R 5. Database: Dbase IV, MS – Access
6. Graphic
Software: Corel Presentation, MS – Power
point
7. Specialist Software:
Introduction to Arc View, Mine map, AutoCAD, Arch Info.
LEADERSHIP QUALITIES & EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Dispensary Prefect, (1993 – 1994), S. D. A Secondary
School, Bekwai, Ashanti, Ghana.
Senior Clerk, (1993 – 1994), School Chaplaincy
Board (Students’ Rep, Bekwai, Ashanti)
School Choir
Leader, (1993 – 1994) S. D. A Secndary School, Bekwai Ashanti
Chairman A. M. S. S
Audit Committee, (1999 – 2000) (KNUST –
SM, Tarkwa, Ghana)
General
Local Secretary, (1999 – 2001) (GNAAS, Tarkwa Local
Tarkwa, Ghana)
Member, A. M. S. S Judicial Committee, (2000 – 2001) (KNUSTSM)
General Chapter Secretary, (2000 –
2001) (GNAAS, Wassa West Chapter)
HOBBIES
Research, Public Lecture, Physical
Training, Driving, Music
REFEREES
Prof. Livingston Sam-Amoah
Provost: College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences
University of Cape Coast
Cape Coast
+244 745844
Prof. B. A Osei
Head: Soil Science
Department
University of Cape Coast
Cape Coast
0266719810
Dr. E E Duncan
Senior lecturer
University of Mines and Technology
(UMaT)
Tarkwa
0502905533
JOHN FUO NIDJON ASSAN
ReplyDelete+233-208496538
TUMU
GHANA
Wrote on comments made to Kennedy Agyapong's land encroachment.... Below that was said unknown source . Paramount chiefs be made signatory to land sales, big mistake and I disagree. Some chiefs and practices are aliens and not by indigenous rights own land, customs and other traditional rites. Remember the warrant chiefs infused and their mandate expiration. No transposed facts applications in land and othet matters. Once upon some time in Ghana such became a major source for chieftaincy conflict . Right people will seek to replace by indigenous and other legal rigths , ... rites, though they still could demand replacing without that , of course with less conflict.
Read together with the first post on same source as same person opined ....
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