Dr. Alex Nimusiima
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Alex Nimusiima is a climate scientist who graduated at Makerere University in February 2017 with a PhD in Climate Science. I also hold a Master of Science in Applied Meteorology from the University of Reading in the UK. I have been involved in a number of projects in climate change in the region for example am a member of the Coordinated Downscaling Experiments (CORDEX) Africa group that is responsible for understanding the climate patterns of the African continent using climate models. I have also contributed as climate modeling expert on various projects in Uganda such as Uganda second National communication to UNFCCC, 2013, Uganda climate change policy of 2012 and many other initiatives. I have also participated in eco-health projects and am a member of Ecohesa Africa group that promotes the eco-health principles in the African region. Through this Ecohesa platform I participated on a project in the cattle corridor that was interested in studying climate change adaptation in terms of food and health security in the area. Courses Toughed:
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1. Nimusiima Alex, J. Kisembe and N. Nakyembe. 2019. Evaluation of past and future extreme rainfall characteristics over Eastern Uganda. Journal of Environmental & Agricultural Sciences Volume 18
2. Frank Mugagga, Julius Elepu, Alex Nimusiima and Yazidhi Bamutaze (2019): Institutional Determinants to Climate Variability Adaptation by Smallholder Irish Potato Farmers in Rubanda District, South Western Uganda. American Journal of Climate Change 8 77-93. DOI: 10.4236/ajcc.2019.81005
3. Nimusiima A, Charles P.K. Basalirwa, Jackson G.M. Majaliwa, David Kirya and Revocatus Twinomuhangi (2018). Predicting the impacts of climate change scenarios on maize yield inthe cattle corridor of central Uganda.J.Env.and Agric.Sci. 14:63-78
4. Kisembe Jesse, Alice Favre, Alessandro Dosio, Christopher Lennard, Geoffrey Sabiiti and Alex Nimusiima (2018). Evaluation of rainfall simulations over Uganda in CORDEX regional climate models. Journal of Theo. and App. Climatology 10: 1-18 .https://doi.org/10.1007/s00704-018-2643-x
5. Sarah Osima, Victor S Indasi, Modathir Zaroug, Hussen Seid Endris, Masilin Gudoshava, Herbert O Misiani , Alex Nimusiima, Richard O Anyah, George Otieno, Bob AOgwang, Suman Jain, Alfred LKondowe, Emmah Mwangi , Chris Lennard , Grigory Nikulin and Alessandro Dosio (2018): Projected climate over the Greater Horn of Africa under 1.5 ◦C and 2 ◦C global warming. Environ.Res.Lett.13.065004
6. Nimusiima A. (2016): The Impact of Climate Change and Variability on maize production the cattle corridor of Uganda. A PhD thesis submitted to Makerere University
7. Mugume I, Michel D. S. Mesquita, Charles Basalirwa , Yazidhi Bamutaze , Joachim Reuder , Alex Nimusiima, Daniel Waiswa , Godfrey Mujuni , Sulin Tao and Triphonia Jacob Ngailo (2016): Patterns of Dekadal Rainfall Variation Over a Selected Region in Lake Victoria Basin, Uganda. Journal of Atmosphere 11, 150; doi:10.3390
8. Sabiiti.G, Ininda.J.M, Ogallo.L, Opijah.F, Nimusiima.A, Otieno.G, Ddumba.S.D, Nanteza.J, Basalirwa.C (2016): Emperical relationship between banana yields and climate variability over Uganda. J.of Environ. and Agric. Sci. 7: 3-13
9. Majaliwa. J.G.M, Tenywa.M.M, Bamanya.D, Majugu.W, Isabirye.P, Nandozi.C, Nampijja.J, Musinguzi.P, Nimusiima.A, Luswata.K.C, Rao.K.P.C, Bonabana.J, Bagamba.F, Sebuliba.E, Azanga.E, Sridher.G (2015): Characterization of historical seasonal and annual rainfall and temperature trends in selected climatological homogeneous rainfall zones of Uganda. Global J. of. Sci. Fronteer Research. 15(4). ISSN 229-4626
10. Nimusiima Alex, Basalirwa C.P.K, Majaliwa.J.G.M., Mbogga. S.M., Mwavu.E.N, Namaalwa. J and Okello-Onen. J (2014): Analysis of Future Climate change scenarios over the central Uganda Cattle corridor. J Earth Sci Clim Change 5: 237. doi:10.4172/2157-7617.1000237
11. Nimusiima Alex, Basalirwa C.P.K, Mwanjalolo M., Otim-Nape W., Okello-Onen J., Rubaire-Akiiki C., Konde-Lule J, and Ogwal-Byenek S. (2013): Nature and Dynamics of Climate variability in the Uganda Cattle corridor. African Journal of Environmental Science and Technology 7(8) 770-782