Missouri University of Science and Technology | United States
Dr. Emmanuel Atta Antwi is a Ph.D. candidate in Mining Engineering at the Missouri University of Science and Technology , having earned his BSc in Mining Engineering from the University of Mines and Technology in Tarkwa, Ghana, and a Certificate in Data Science & Machine Learning from the The AI Institute . With a strong foundation in mine planning, ventilation and production analysis, he has held roles as a Research Assistant, Strategic Mine Planning Engineer Intern and Mining Engineer Co-op in both surface and underground mining environments. His scholarly work includes peer-reviewed publications on topics such as underground mine communications under extreme dust conditions and stochastic modelling of electromagnetic wave propagation in mines. One recent article is titled “Stochastic Modeling of Electromagnetic Wave Propagation Through Extreme Dust Conditions in Underground Mines Using Vector Parabolic Approach” . His research interests include emergency self-escape systems, mine layout safety design, ventilation optimisation and production performance analytics. Recognised for mentoring new researchers and collaborating across disciplines, he aims to advance mining safety and cost-effective productivity through data-driven engineering solutions and cross-functional team leadership.
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Antwi, E. A., Shafique, S., & Nima, Z. A. (2025). Stochastic modeling of electromagnetic wave propagation through extreme dust conditions in underground mines using vector parabolic approach. Information, 16(10), 891.