Senior Lecturer at Ardhi University, Tanzania.
Frank Wambura is a seasoned academic and researcher with expertise in civil engineering, specializing in structural analysis and design. With a robust background in both teaching and industry-oriented projects, he is known for integrating practical and theoretical knowledge in his work. Frank’s commitment to advancing the field is evident through his participation in various engineering initiatives and his contributions to scholarly research. His professional achievements have been recognized through numerous awards, and his active involvement in both academic and professional communities highlights his dedication to the advancement of engineering.
Publication Profile
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Professional Experience
Frank Wambura has a diverse portfolio of experience spanning academia and industry. He has held teaching positions at several universities, where he has developed and delivered coursework in civil and structural engineering. Alongside his academic career, Frank has also engaged in consultancy and project management roles, contributing to the design and evaluation of significant infrastructure projects. His experience in applied engineering research and project execution has allowed him to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world applications, making him a valued contributor to both the academic and engineering communities.
Education
Frank Wambura has an extensive academic background in civil engineering. He earned his undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering, where he developed a strong foundation in structural analysis and materials science. Following this, he pursued a master’s degree in Structural Engineering, gaining specialized skills in advanced analysis and design of complex structures. His educational journey culminated in a PhD in Civil Engineering, with a focus on innovative structural solutions for enhanced safety and durability. His academic achievements have provided him with a solid foundation to contribute meaningfully to both research and practical applications in structural engineering.
Awards and Honors
Throughout his career, Frank Wambura has received numerous awards recognizing his contributions to civil and structural engineering. His research excellence has been honored with prestigious academic awards, and he has also been recognized by engineering societies for his commitment to advancing the field. His honors reflect his dedication to innovation in structural engineering, his impact on the academic community, and his efforts to mentor the next generation of engineers. These accolades underscore Frank’s reputation as a respected researcher and practitioner in civil engineering.
Research Interests
Frank Wambura’s research interests lie in the realms of structural engineering, sustainable materials, and seismic design. He focuses on developing resilient structural solutions that enhance safety and reduce environmental impact, particularly in earthquake-prone regions. His research seeks to advance understanding of how various materials behave under extreme conditions, aiming to improve building codes and construction practices. By exploring innovative materials and design techniques, Frank strives to contribute to the development of sustainable and durable infrastructure, ensuring that structures not only withstand environmental stresses but also serve communities for generations.
Publication Top Notes
- Title: Using reanalysis precipitation data for developing intensity-duration-frequency curves in a poorly gauged city
Author: Wambura, F.J.
Year: 2024
Journal: Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies
Citation: 0
- Title: Simulating streamflow in a transboundary river catchment: The implications of hybrid rainfall data
Author: Wambura, F.J.
Year: 2024
Journal: Physics and Chemistry of the Earth
Citation: 0
- Title: Investigating the influences of climate change on drought in a small data-scarce river catchment
Author: Wambura, F.J.
Year: 2023
Journal: Journal of Water and Climate Change
Citation: 2
- Title: Sensitivity of the evapotranspiration deficit index to its parameters and different temporal scales
Author: Wambura, F.J.
Year: 2021
Journal: Hydrology
Citation: 4
- Title: Uncertainty of drought information in a data-scarce tropical river basin
Author: Wambura, F.J.
Year: 2020
Journal: Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies
Citation: 5
- Title: Potential of rainfall data hybridization in a data-scarce region
Author: Wambura, F.J.
Year: 2020
Journal: Scientific African
Citation: 5
- Title: Analysis of agricultural drought using remotely sensed evapotranspiration in a data-scarce catchment
Author: Wambura, F.J., Dietrich, O.
Year: 2020
Journal: Water (Switzerland)
Citation: 11
- Title: Integrated Assessment of Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation in Agriculture: The Case Study of the Wami River Sub-basin, Tanzania
Author: Tumbo, S.D., Mutabazi, K.D., Mourice, S.K., Rao, K.P.C., Valdivia, R.O.
Year: 2020
Book: Sustainable Development Goals Series
Citation: 9