• Establishing teaching staff requirements for university academic programmes 

  Aduol, F. W. O. (PERGAMON, 1999-04)

  One of the most pressing problems to the economies of developing countries is the sustainability of institutions of tertiary education[ Tertiary education is generally an expensive undertaking and many countries in the ...
• A model for estimating student unit cost and staffing requirements for university academic programmes with reference to Kenyan public universities 

  Aduol, F.W.O. (Elsevier Science Ltd., 2001-04)

  Abstract A model for the estimation of student unit costs and the sta#ng requirements for university academic programmes is presented. The development of the model starts o+ with the specification of a sta% distribution ...
• Investigation of the current usage of BIM capabilities by large-sized building contractors in Kenya based on theory of innovation diffusion 

  Oyuga, Joel Odhiambo; Gwaya, Abednego; Njuguna, Mugwima Bernard (Emerard, 2021-11-04)

  Purpose – This study aims to focus on the four user characteristics of innovation diffusion (availability, observability and trialability [AOT], simplicity, relative advantage [RA] and interoperability) to observe their ...
• Kenyan Government Involvement on BIM and its Effect on BIM Adoption amongst Building Contractors. 

  Oyuga, Joel Odhiambo; Gwaya, Dr Abednego; Njuguna, Prof. Mugwima (East African Journal of Engineering,, 2021-09-16)

  Building Information Modelling (BIM) has been touted as a new outstanding technology and governments who have noticed this is getting involved. This study investigated the current level of the Kenyan Government’s involvement ...
• Innovative Housing Financing for Sustainable Growth Modeling Incremental Financing Strategies. 

  Makachia, Peter A (Kenya Bankers Association, 2015)

  The Centre for Research on Financial Markets and Policy was established by the Kenya Bankers Association in 2012 to offer an array of research, commentary, and dialogue regarding critical policy matters that impact on ...
• Evolution of urban housing strategies and dweller-initiated transformations in Nairobi 

  Makachia, Peter A (Elsevier, 2011)

  In her century of existence, Nairobi has served as a laboratory of various housing strategies targeting the indigenous Africans and the poor. Discriminated based on racial segregation during colonisation, the poor have ...
• Network analysis as an alternative tool for understanding and intervening in informal housing: case studies from Nairobi, Kenya 

  Omenya, Alfred (2011)

  This paper highlights possible areas of application of network analysis to analyse aspects of informal housing. It illustrates three network concepts: ego-centric networks (ties of individuals); networks towards ...
• A networks approach to understanding the role of the market and the State in housing: the cases of Nairobi, Kenya and Johannesburg South Africa 

  Omenya, A (2005)

  This paper outlines the concept of 'housing networks' to reveal housing problems in the context of Johannesburg, South Africa, and Nairobi, Kenya. It first defines housing networks and outlines areas of knowledge where the ...
• A Networks Approach to Understanding the Role of the Market and the State in Housing: The Cases of Nairobi, Kenya and Johannesburg, South Africa 

  Omenya, A (2008)

  This paper presents an outline case for use of ‘housing networks concept’ to unpack housing problems in the context of Johannesburg, South Africa and Nairobi, Kenya. It begins by defining housing networks and outlining areas ...
• Effects of globalization in training architectural design 

  Omenya, Alfred (2011)

  African architect unable to solve context-specific design challenges or explore context-specific design opportunities that Africa offers. This paper analyses some of the basis of western training that have had structural ...
• Research on Suitable Low Income Housing Models for Urban Settlements 

  Anyamba, Tom JC; Omenya, Alfred (2012)
• Agent-based modelling of urban sanitation: informal settlements in Nairobi 

  Obonyo, Esther; Omenya, Alfred (2006)

  During the last two decades, Nairobi in Kenya has experienced a rapid increase in its urban population. With the number of houses failing to match the increase in urban population, a number of informal settlements (slums) ...
• On outlier identification in geodetic networks using principal component analysis 

  Aduol, Francis O. (1986)
• Detection of outliers in geodetic networks using principal component analysis and bias parameter estimation. 

  Aduol, Francis O. (1987)
• A model for the establishment of an integrated regional geodetic datum 

  Aduol, Francis O. (1993)

  A model for the establishment of an integrated geodetic datum covering a region is treated. The integrated geodetic datum is understood here to comprise the geoid, the reference ellipsoid, and the positional coordinates. ...
• Robust geodetic parameter estimation through iterative weighting 

  Aduol, Francis O. (1994)

  A procedure for robust linear estimation of parameters on the basis of iterative weighting of observations is presented. The approach considers the weights of observations as not just functions of the observational variances, ...
• Robust Geodetic Parameter Estimation Under Least Squares Through Weighting on the Basis of the Mean Square Error 

  Aduol, Francis O. (2003)

  A technique for the robust estimation of geodetic parameters under the least squares method when weights are specified through the use of the mean square error is presented. The mean square error is considered in the ...
• An evaluation of some robust estimation techniques in the estimation of geodetic parameters. 

  Aduol, Francis O. (1999)

  In Part 1 of this study, we reported on an evaluation of the performances of four robust estimation techniques, namely: the modified residuals technique, the modified weights technique, the modified residuals-weights ...
• The surveying profession beyond the Year 2000 and the Kenyan surveyor. 

  Aduol, Francis O. (2000)

  An overview of geospatial information education and its development in Kenya in general and Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) in particular is given. The gradual evolution and conception, ...
• Financing public universities in Kenya: a model based on rationalised student unit costs and staffing 

  Aduol, Francis O. (2001)

  Whitehead (1967:4) defines the term “Education is t he acquisition of the art of the utilization of knowledge.” The universities are those institutions that teach learners the art of the utilization of knowle ...

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