Adeyemi Olusola
Biographic Data
| ID | 6478085 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adeyemi Olusola |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adeyemi |
| FAMILY NAME | Olusola |
| SIGNATURE | OLUSOLA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ibadan |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2295-5214 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Footprints of drought in a montane grassland biome: A drought vulnerability index approach to drought conditions
This study examines the impact of drought episodes during the summer and spring months on the socio-ecological livelihoods within the Maloti-Golden Gate Highlands. Given the increasing frequency and intensity of droughts worldwide, montane environments such as the Maloti remain under-researched despite their ecological significance. This study addresses this gap by utilizing MODIS-derived Vegetation Condition Index (VCI) retrieved from AppEEARS, …
Decolonising hydrology: Reflecting on positionalities for sustainable and just futures
Colonialism continues to have an enduring impact on hydrological research, practice, and education. This paper examines the colonial legacy in hydrology and highlights the need for decolonisation to achieve justice, inclusivity, and sustainability in water management. Through tracing the development of hydrology research and examining stories from Canada, Indonesia, India, West Asia, and Africa, the paper uncovers the different ways colonial-era …
Rainfall–Runoff in Conterminous Tropical River Basins of Southwestern Nigeria
Frequency analysis of extreme events is used to evaluate the probable maximum flood from runoff records using probability distribution functions. This study aims to understand rainfall-runoff relationships in four conterminous basins in Southwestern Nigeria using the runs test, Pearson correlation, and wavelet coherence. The study revealed that the highest Extreme Annual Rainfall in the series is expected to occur once every 31 years with 0.03 pr…
Multidecadal trend analysis of hydrological drought along River Niger using the Streamflow Drought Index
Droughts affect human well‐being and the economy of countries across the world. Understanding the long‐term evolution of droughts within a particular region will help in drought mitigation and adaptation plans, thereby reducing drought impact on the environment. This study examined the multidecadal trends in hydrological droughts at two stations along River Niger using 3‐month, 6‐month, and annual time scales. Hydrological drought events were ide…
Carbon footprint assessment and mitigation scenarios: A benchmark model for GHG indicator in a Nigerian University
From fossil-dependent energy to a clean, non-polluting energy: Wind farms in Maluti-A-Phofung municipality, South Africa
In South Africa, the consumption of coal for electricity is at the top of the charts for coal consumption in Africa. The continued usage of non-renewable energy sources accounts for ∼50% of the total greenhouse gas accumulation in the atmosphere globally. This study, therefore, aims to identify suitable sites for wind farms within the Maluti-A-Phofung municipality. Data for this study was sourced from climate stations within the MAP and the extan…
Downstream hydraulic geometry across headwater channels in Upper Ogun River Basin, Southwestern Nigeria
Hydraulic geometry is widely applicable in different environments and is quite essential across different channel units. In this study, downstream hydraulic geometry was used to ascertain differences in exponents across headwater channels within a Basement Complex in a humid tropical region. This study was conducted within the Upper Ogun River Basin, Southwestern Nigeria. The basin is approximately 200 km in length and 140 km wide. Eighty-three (…
Early geography of the coronavirus disease outbreak in Nigeria
Environmental factors and pattern of riparian vegetation along the downstream sections of the Lower Ogun River, Nigeria
The River Continuum Concept (RCC) is an existing theory regarding the distribution of plant communities along riverbanks. This study is concerned with the pattern of riparian vegetation along the Lower Ogun River (LOR) in relation to the observed downstream variation of various environmental factors (bank height, width, gradient, distance, cross‐sectional area and particle size). The LOR transits between undisturbed and disturbed sections. Forty‐…
Stream energy distribution below Eleyele Dam in Southwestern Nigeria
Expressing the rate of energy dissipation either within a basin or in a downstream manner is important in understanding occurrence and association between various morphological variables. This study focuses on the downstream variation in stream power and its relationship with morphological variates along the main channel of River Ona, Ibadan, Nigeria. River Ona stretches for 20.5 km downstream of Eleyele Dam. Twenty‐seven (27) points were sampled…
Stream energy distribution below Eleyele Dam in Southwestern Nigeria
Expressing the rate of energy dissipation either within a basin or in a downstream manner is important in understanding occurrence and association between various morphological variables. This study focuses on the downstream variation in stream power and its relationship with morphological variates along the main channel of River Ona, Ibadan, Nigeria. River Ona stretches for 20.5 km downstream of Eleyele Dam. Twenty‐seven (27) points were sampled…
Environmental factors and pattern of riparian vegetation along the downstream sections of the Lower Ogun River, Nigeria
The River Continuum Concept (RCC) is an existing theory regarding the distribution of plant communities along riverbanks. This study is concerned with the pattern of riparian vegetation along the Lower Ogun River (LOR) in relation to the observed downstream variation of various environmental factors (bank height, width, gradient, distance, cross‐sectional area and particle size). The LOR transits between undisturbed and disturbed sections. Forty‐…
Downstream hydraulic geometry across headwater channels in Upper Ogun River Basin, Southwestern Nigeria
Hydraulic geometry is widely applicable in different environments and is quite essential across different channel units. In this study, downstream hydraulic geometry was used to ascertain differences in exponents across headwater channels within a Basement Complex in a humid tropical region. This study was conducted within the Upper Ogun River Basin, Southwestern Nigeria. The basin is approximately 200 km in length and 140 km wide. Eighty-three (…
Early geography of the coronavirus disease outbreak in Nigeria
From fossil-dependent energy to a clean, non-polluting energy: Wind farms in Maluti-A-Phofung municipality, South Africa
In South Africa, the consumption of coal for electricity is at the top of the charts for coal consumption in Africa. The continued usage of non-renewable energy sources accounts for ∼50% of the total greenhouse gas accumulation in the atmosphere globally. This study, therefore, aims to identify suitable sites for wind farms within the Maluti-A-Phofung municipality. Data for this study was sourced from climate stations within the MAP and the extan…
Rainfall–Runoff in Conterminous Tropical River Basins of Southwestern Nigeria
Frequency analysis of extreme events is used to evaluate the probable maximum flood from runoff records using probability distribution functions. This study aims to understand rainfall-runoff relationships in four conterminous basins in Southwestern Nigeria using the runs test, Pearson correlation, and wavelet coherence. The study revealed that the highest Extreme Annual Rainfall in the series is expected to occur once every 31 years with 0.03 pr…
Multidecadal trend analysis of hydrological drought along River Niger using the Streamflow Drought Index
Droughts affect human well‐being and the economy of countries across the world. Understanding the long‐term evolution of droughts within a particular region will help in drought mitigation and adaptation plans, thereby reducing drought impact on the environment. This study examined the multidecadal trends in hydrological droughts at two stations along River Niger using 3‐month, 6‐month, and annual time scales. Hydrological drought events were ide…
Carbon footprint assessment and mitigation scenarios: A benchmark model for GHG indicator in a Nigerian University
Footprints of drought in a montane grassland biome: A drought vulnerability index approach to drought conditions
This study examines the impact of drought episodes during the summer and spring months on the socio-ecological livelihoods within the Maloti-Golden Gate Highlands. Given the increasing frequency and intensity of droughts worldwide, montane environments such as the Maloti remain under-researched despite their ecological significance. This study addresses this gap by utilizing MODIS-derived Vegetation Condition Index (VCI) retrieved from AppEEARS, …
Decolonising hydrology: Reflecting on positionalities for sustainable and just futures
Colonialism continues to have an enduring impact on hydrological research, practice, and education. This paper examines the colonial legacy in hydrology and highlights the need for decolonisation to achieve justice, inclusivity, and sustainability in water management. Through tracing the development of hydrology research and examining stories from Canada, Indonesia, India, West Asia, and Africa, the paper uncovers the different ways colonial-era …
Geography (8 works) · Environmental Science (7 works) · Geology (6 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Hydrology and Watershed Management Studies (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · Climatology (3 works) · Drainage basin (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Geology (3 works)