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Dr. Oladipo Emmanuel Abe

Senior Lecturer | Faculty Examination Officer

Faculty of Physical Science · Department of Physics

Specialization Geomagnetism, Solar Physics with focus on Space Weather, Upper Atmospheric, Planetary and Space Physics

Office: Department of Physics, Federal University Oye Ekiti

Phone: 08034474604

Email: oladipo.abe@fuoye.edu.ng

Biography

I am a dynamic researcher in Earth-Space observations, holding a Ph.D. in Space Physics and a strong background in Physics, space science and computational methods. With over 14 years of experience in research, teaching, and scientific communication, I specialize in space weather, ionospheric physics, and geomagnetism. My expertise includes teaching managing large datasets, computation, and data analysis, complemented by a strong publication record of over 25 SCOPUS-indexed articles. I have actively participated in more than 35 international and national conferences and workshops focused on space weather, ionospheric dynamics, and GNSS applications. I am eager to integrate space-based and ground-based instruments to address real-world challenges in space science, particularly in the areas of Earth's magnetosphere-ionosphere-thermosphere coupling, upper atmospheric disturbances driven by space weather and climate dynamics, and the development of advanced predictive models and hybrid models using Artificial Neural Networks (ANN).

Research Interests

My work focuses on the upper atmosphere and climate dynamics as well as its effects on space- and ground-based technological systems, which includes understanding the magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling, ionosphere irregularities, space weather and their effects on space based technology: the effect of space weather and ionosphere on GNSS and its augmentation systems (SBAS, GBAS) operations; the art and science of the Equatorial Ionization Anomaly Gradients and ionospheric Irregularities on Space-based and its augmentation systems; the Effects of Space Weather and Lower Atmospheric processes in triggering and inhibiting the Equatorial Ionospheric Plasma Irregularities over African sector; and their impact on Space-based systems Variability of Geomagnetic activities and electrodynamics of Equatorial Ionosphere. My field of research involves satellite data gathering, solar event prediction, post-event analysis and scientific clarification, which has potential to enhance and support efficient service when looking for space weather mitigation. During my PhD studies (August 2012-September 2017), I discovered that the impact of space weather on earth's magnetosphere and ionosphere affects the global navigation satellite systems that is yet to understand fully in African equatorial regions. Thus, I engaged in cutting-edge research to quantify the upper atmospheric dynamics in relation to the space weather effects and ionospheric anomaly processes originating from lower atmosphere. Moreover, my research gave the possible improvement that could be brought to satellite navigation operational efficiency most especially for aviation personnel amongst many others.

Qualifications

Selected Publications

  1. Complex dynamics from radio refractivity gradients over West African sub- Saharan stations: an implication on microwave propagation links
    Authors: O. V. Edward, J. S. Ojo and O. E. Abe
    Advances in Space Research (2026)
  2. Variability of solar wind parameters and their relationship with F10.7, Dst, Ap, and AE indices across solar cycles 21–24
    Authors: A.K. Kazeem, O.E. Abe, A. Atijosan K.A. Yusuf
    Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics (2026)
  3. Short-time forecast of ionospheric irregularities using long short-term memory networks over equatorial and low-latitudes regions
    Authors: Olakunle L. Ojo, Oladipo Emmanuel Abe, Olaide Sakiru Hammed, Olugbenga Olumodimu
    Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics (2025)
  4. Temporal Behavior and Latitudinal Relationships Between Key Solar Parameters and Green-Line Emissions in the Solar Corona.
    Authors: Jacob Oloketuyi, Yu Liu, Linhua Deng, Abouazza Elmhamdi, Khaled Nasser Almosabeh, Fengrong Zhu, Haitang Li, Feiyang Sha, Qiang Liu, Oladipo Emmanuel Abe, Charles Owolabi, and Olufemi Olusola
    The Astrophysical Journal Letters (2025)
  5. Regional Spatial Mean of Ionospheric Irregularities Based on K-Means Clustering of ROTI Maps.
    Authors: Migoya-Orué, Y.; Abe, O.E, Radicella, S. 15, 1098.
    Atmosphere (2024)
  6. Ionospheric Perturbations due to Large Thunderstorms and the Resulting Mechanical and Acoustic Signatures
    Authors: Ogunsua, B.O.; Qie, X.; Srivastava, A.; Abe, O.E.; Owolabi, C.; Jiang, R.; Yang, J.
    Remote Sensing (2023)
  7. Comparative Study of Geomagnetic Fields Using Locally Made Magnetometer and International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF) Model Over Akure
    Authors: Oloketuyi, J.; Omole, O; Abe, O. E.; Lawan, E.; Akinyemi, E; and Ibitayo, I.
    FJPAS (2023)
  8. Comparative Study of the prediction oh hmF2 using three difference ionospheric models at an Equatorial West African Station
    Authors: E. J. Oluwadare, A. O. Oluwadare, O E. Abe, O. O. Odeyemi, J. O. Adeniyi, and E. O. Oyeyemi
    Journal of the Nigerian Association of Mathematical Physics (2022)
  9. Climatology of Medium-Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances (MSTIDs) Observed with GPS Networks in the North African Region
    Authors: Oluwadare T. Seun, Norbert Jakowski, Cesar E. Valladares, Andrew O. Akala, Oladipo E. Abe, Mahdi M. Alizadeh, Harald Schuh
    Journal of Pure and Applied Geophysicsplied. Geophys (2022)
  10. Correlation analysis of Normalized ROTI and S4 as observed during different geomagnetic conditions of the 2013 September Equinox over the stations within EIA African sector
    Authors: O. E. Abe, Y. O. Migoya-Orué, S. M. Radicella
    Advances in Space Research (2022)
  11. Statistical Analysis of the Occurrence rate of Geomagnetic Storms during Solar Cycles 20-24
    Authors: O. E. Abe, M. O. Fakomiti, W. N. Igboama, O. O. Akinola, O. Ogunmodimu, Y. O. Migoya-Orué
    Advances in Space Research (2022)
  12. Characterizing the Accuracy of Global Positioning System for Single Point Positioning At African Low-latitude Region
    Authors: O. E. Abe, B. Adeyemi, O. Ogunmodimu, I. Emmanuel, T. S. Oluwadare, and E. J. Oluwadare
    Journal of Spatial Science (2021)
  13. Assessing the Performance of Artificial Neural Networks to Predict Ionospheric TEC over Nigeria During Different Space Weather events
    Authors: O. E. Abe, S. S. Rukera, B. Adeyemi, O. Ogunmodimu, I. Emmanuel, T. S. Oluwadare and O.V. Omole
    Canadian Journal of Physics (2021)
  14. Geostatistical distribution of vertical refractivity gradient over Nigeria
    Authors: Emmanuel, I., Ojo, O. S., Abe, O. E., & Adedayo, K. D.
    Radio Science (2020)
  15. Assessment Study of Ionosphere Correction model using Multi-Shell Algorithm approach over Sub-Saharan African region
    Authors: Abe, O.E, Ngaya, H. R, Radicella, S. M., Nava, B. and Kashcheyev, A.
    Advances in Space Research (2019)
  16. Morphology of the equatorial ionization anomaly in Africa and Middle East due to a sudden stratospheric warming event
    Authors: O.S. Bolaji, E.O. Oyeyemi, O.E. Jimoh, A. Fujimoto, P.H. Doherty, O.P. Owolabi, J.O. Adeniyi, E.O. Falayi, O. E. Abe, R.O. Kaka, A. Kotoye
    Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics (2019)
  17. Longitudinal Asymmetry of the occurrence of the plasma ionospheric irregularities over African low latitude region.
    Authors: Abe, O.E, Rabiu, A. B., Radicella, S. M.
    Journal of Pure and Applied Geophysics (2018)
  18. Modeling African Equatorial Ionosphere using Ordinary Kriging Interpolation Technique for GNSS Applications
    Authors: Abe, O. E., Rabiu, A. B. Bolaji, O.S. Oyeyemi, E. O.
    Journal of Astrophysics and Space Science (2018)
  19. Southern European Ionospheric TEC Maps based on Kriging technique to monitor ionosphere behavior
    Authors: Marta Rodríguez-Bouza, Claudia Paparini, Xurxo Otero, Miguel Herraiz, Sandro M. Radicella, Oladipo E. Abe, Gracia Rodríguez-Caderot
    Advances in Space Research (2017)
  20. Analysis of a Grid Ionospheric Vertical Delays and its Bounding Errors over sub-Saharan West African Region
    Authors: Abe, O.E, Otero Villamide, X. Paparini, C., Radicella, S. M., Nava, B.
    Journal of Atmosphere and Solar Terrestrial Physics (2017)
  21. Signature of Ionospheric Irregularities under different geophysical conditions on SBAS System Performance in the West Low-Latitude Region
    Authors: Abe, O.E, Otero Villamide, X. Paparini, C., Ngaya, H. R, Radicella, S. M. and Nava, B.
    Ann. Geophys, (2017)
  22. Performance Evaluation of GNSS-TEC Calibration Techniques at the grid point in Middle and Low Latitudes during Different Geomagnetic Conditions
    Authors: Abe, O.E, Radicella, S. M., Otero Villamide, X. Paparini, C., Nava, B.
    Journal of Geodesy (2017)
  23. The Storm-time Assessment of GNSS-SBAS Performance within Low Latitude African Region using a testbed-like platform
    Authors: Abe, O.E, Otero Villamide, X. Paparini, C., Ngaya, H. R, Radicella, S. M. and Nava, B.
    Journal of Astrophysics and Space Science (2017)
  24. Variability offoE in the Equatorial Ionosphere with Solar Activity
    Authors: Abe O. E., Rabiu A. B., Adeniyi J. O.,
    Advances in Space Research (2013)
  25. Variability of the Vertical Extent of Ionospheric E-Layer over a Station within Equatorial Anomaly Region
    Authors: A.B. Rabiu, O. E. Abe, J. O. Adeniyi
    Indian Journal of Radio & Space Physics (2012)

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