• Barriers and prospects of solar mini-grids deployment in North-Kivu/DRC 

  BISIMWA, Musongya Dieudonné (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-10-17)

  As solar mini-grids and other renewable energy resources are now viewed as the least expensive alternative for electrifying remote areas away from the national grid, there is growing recognition that they will play a crucial ...
• Spatial and temporal variation of atmospheric particulate matter in Nyanza town and Kigali City in Rwanda 

  NKUNDABAGENZI, Francois (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology)University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-06)

  Exposure to atmospheric particulate matter remains the global environmental cause of premature human mortality in developing countries. This is a particular concern in African countries such as Rwanda, with rapid urbanization ...
• IoT-based climate change prediction system. Case study: Masoro Industrial economic zone 

  NIRERE, Marie Louise (College of science and TechnologyCollege of science and Technology, 2022-12)

  Climate change is one of the most significant challenges to every country's development, causing uncountable ravages in the life of all living around the globe. An increase in carbon dioxide emission, one of the main ...
• IoT based septic tank monitoring system 

  TUYISHIMIRE, Joseph (2023-05-15)

  Air pollution consists of a mixture of solid particles and gases in the air. Gases from septic tanks, car emissions, and chemicals from factories, dust, pollen, and mold spores may be suspended as particles. The effect of ...
• Enhancing museum accessibility for visually disabled people and its environmental monitoring using IOT technology: the case of National Museum of Rwanda 

  IDAGAZA, Marline Grace (2022-12)

  Internet of things helps people to live and work smarter, as well as gain complete control over their lives. Humans obtain 83% of their knowledge by sight according to human physiology references and one out of 100 people ...
• Extraction and gastro-intestinal digestion of phytosteryl ferulates and phytosteryl glycosides 

  DUSINGIZIMANA, Théogène (2012-06)

  Phytosterols are known to decrease the atherogenic LDL-cholesterol. In earlier studies, free phytosterols and their fatty acid esters have been extensively studied for their cholesterollowering properties. However, the ...
• PV-Diesel integration to reduce carbon dioxide emission 

  UMUHOZA, Vestine (College of science and TechnologyCollege of science and Technology, 2020-10-22)

  Worldwide energy sector is essential for living and very important for development. For energy need, the world depends on different source of energy, among of them fossil fuels have played a big role, however, it has high ...
• Women and biodiversity conservation: Analyzing involvement of women in conservation work in Rwanda 

  TUYISHIME, Claudine (College of science and TechnologyCollege of science and Technology, 2023-04-25)

  The field of conservation biology, a relatively new field of science, is driven by conservation professionals and practioners trained in both field work and theory. Although the importance of female scientists in science ...
• IoT Preemption and prioritization system for emergency vehicles 

  MURWANASHYAKA, Justin (College of science and TechnologyCollege of science and Technology, 2022-12)

  These days, vehicles are growing rapidly, and as their number grows, also traffic congestion increases. Many traffic lights are still fixed today by allowing vehicles to pass in sequence after a specified number of minutes ...
• Integrating analog PIR sensing with TinyML inference for on-the-edge classification of moving objects 

  UMUTONI, Marie Ritha (2022-12)

  Classification of moving objects plays an important role in different real-life applications, especially for security monitoring. Digital Passive InfraRed (PIR) devices are the most used solutions but fail to classify the ...
• GIS-Based electricity fraud detection system using IoT: Case study: Rwanda Energy Group (REG) 

  BIZIMANA, Zephanie (College of Science and TechnologyCollege of Science and Technology, 2022-11-21)

  Adequate electricity is a main challenge in low income (developing) countries. Reducing technical and non-technical losses of electricity is, thus, important. This research aims at detecting the non-technical losses that ...
• Design and prototyping of monitoring system for Asthma patient 

  BIZIMANA, Jean Bosco (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2023-02-02)

  In both children and adults, asthma is a chronic disease of the respiratory system that affects lung function and results in breathing problems because it narrows and inflames the airways. Even though it cannot be cured, ...
• Rural electrification and women empowerment in Uganda: Evidence from Micro-data 

  UMUGWANEZA, Josee (College of science and Technology, 2020-11-02)

  Access to electricity has been revealed to fast-track occasions for women by moving them into more profitable exercises, however whether development in financial results likewise norms from change gender standards and ...
• Fuel consumption and environmental implications in urban passenger transport in Kigali Rwanda 

  MURAGIJIMANA, Canisius (College of science and Technology, 2020-10-28)

  Transport, particularly, road transport is very important to the society by its simplification of the movement of the people and goods, its supports on economic growth and play an important role in job creation. The positive ...
• Employing machine learning and Internet of things based real time NPK fertilizer prediction for Cassava crop in Rwanda 

  MUNEZERO, Alphonse (College of science and Technology, 2022-12)

  In the Agriculture sector the pressure is increased immensely due to the rise in population. In this present year we mainly witness a move from traditional methods were used in the agriculture to the advanced technology. ...
• Energy consumption and environmental sustainability" Evidence of CO2 Emission" (1980-2020) 

  UMUGWANEZA, Julie (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2021-10-31)

  Rapid economic growth has led to the current modern world facing a serious threat of climatic change, which has a negative impact on human socioeconomic condition. Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the combustion of ...
• Impact of energy accessibility to household welfare in Rwanda 

  UMUHOZA, Redempta (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2021-11-18)

  Nowadays, the world socioeconomic development and wellbeing of society is based on the energy accessibility. As the number of energy accessors increase some problems have been highlighted global like the climate change and ...
• IoTmonitoring and control system of distribution transformers in Rwanda 

  BIMENYIMANA, Emmanuel (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-12)

  In developing countries many customers do not get good quality of electricity power supply; frequent and prolonged power fluctuations/cuts usually disturb them. Distribution transformer (DT) is a service transformer that ...
• Textile effluent treatment using avocado seeds based activated carbon 

  MUNYEGAJU, Jacques (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-02)

  Textile industries consume a lot of water through their various textile production processes. Increased demand for textile products, ultimately increases the formation of wastewater, which labels the textile industry a ...
• Optimization of textile effluent treatment by electrocoagulation process: application of surface response methodology 

  MUTAMBYI, Valerien (University of Rwanda (College of science and Technology), 2022-01)

  Textile industry generate one-fifth of the world's industrial water pollution and use 20,000 chemicals, thus, this study investigates the Reactive black 5 (RB5) dye removal from water by Electrocoagulation (EC) as the ...

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