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Ozoemelam Onyebuchi

Publications (7)

Meteorological Variability and Statistical Assessment for Sustainable Solar Photovoltaic Farm Siting and Grid Integration Towards Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Rivers State, Nigeria

Ozoemelam Onyebuchi, C. Maduenyi Nkechi, O. Ofoegbu Christian, Saki Shehu Tijani & Okeh Cyril Chibuzo · Physical Science International Journal · 2026

Reliable knowledge of local meteorological variability is a prerequisite for technically sound siting and grid integration of a utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) farm. This study statistically analysed eleven years (2015–2025; N = 132 monthly observations) of rainfall amount,...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/psij/2026/v30i5977

Evaluation of Sunshine Correlation with Rainfall, Rain Rate and Relative Humidity for Solar Photovoltaic Generation Forecasting and Grid Integration in Sokoto State, Nigeria

Ozoemelam Onyebuchi, M. Okehie Baslem, O. Ofoegbu Christian, R. N. Abali, I. Olua Rita & C. Maduenyi Agwuncha · Physical Science International Journal · 2026

This study quantifies the statistical relationships among four meteorological variables: sunshine duration, rainfall amount, rainfall rate, and relative humidity using six years of monthly observational data (2015–2020, n = 72) sourced from the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiM...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/psij/2026/v30i4965

Correlation Analysis between Meteorological Parameters and Solar Radiation for Utility-scale Photovoltaic Farm Development in Imo State, South-Eastern Nigeria

Ozoemelam Onyebuchi, Nwatu Esther Onyinyechi, Doherty Kemi Beatrice, Asanga Ebong Usen, A. C. Onyeaghala Chukwuebuka, Alliagbor Abass & Nyabam Mopa Ashem · Journal of Energy Research and Reviews · 2026

Solar photovoltaic (PV) technology has become a technically feasible and economically viable option for addressing electricity supply deficits in Imo State and Nigeria. This research paper presents a correlation analysis between some major meteorological variables, including maxi...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jenrr/2026/v18i6515

Analysis of Rain Attenuation over the Geo-climatic Regions of Nigeria Using Attenuation Prediction Models

Ozoemelam Onyebuchi, Samson Dauda Yusuf & Ayantunji Benjamin Gbenro · Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · 2025

At frequencies above 10GHz, rain drops absorb part of the energy (signal) and part are scattered in different directions, causing unavailability of signals and making the system link unreliable. This study presents analysis of rain-induced attenuation on satellite communications...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jerr/2025/v27i111686

Assessment of the Relationship between Meteorological Parameters and Crop Yield in Sokoto and Kano States, Nigeria: A Comparative Analysis

B. Doherty Kemi, Ozoemelam Onyebuchi, Adigun Kafayat Abiodun, Jibril A. Salihu, Labran H. Asibi, Fatima Y. Abdullahi, Yakubu Godwin, Abubakar Tyabo Muhammad, Suleiman Muhammed Abbas, Joshua O. Benjamin & Shuaibu Mohammed Babaminna · Physical Science International Journal · 2026

This study assesses the relationship between key meteorological parameters and crop yield in Kano and Sokoto States, north-western Nigeria. Daily meteorological records of rainfall amount, rainfall rate, minimum and maximum temperatures, and relative humidity for 2022 and 2023 we...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/psij/2026/v30i5981

Comparative Analysis of Rainfall Heights Over Geo-climatic Zones for Satellite Communication at Ku-Band in Nigeria

Samson Dauda Yusuf, Ozoemelam Onyebuchi & Ayantunji Benjamin Gbenro · Physical Science International Journal · 2025

Nigeria's diverse geo-climatic zones present varying challenges for satellite communications, particularly at Ku-band frequencies (12-18 GHz). Rainfall height is a critical parameter that directly influences signal propagation and the link margin, as such, must be taken into acco...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/psij/2025/v29i6910

Statistical Correlation of Some Meteorological Variables for Solar Energy Generation Forecasting and Grid Integration in Abuja, North-Central, Nigerian

A. B. Gbenro, Ene Denis George, Ozoemelam Onyebuchi, Iloanusi Nkiru Lilian & Mustapha Shaibu · Journal of Energy Research and Reviews · 2026

Accurate forecasting of solar photovoltaic (PV) generation is important for reliable grid integration in Nigeria, where dedicated solar irradiance measurement infrastructure is largely absent. Six years of monthly observational data (2015–2020, n = 72) from the Nigerian Meteorolo...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jenrr/2026/v18i9535