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Candidate for the Radio Regulation Board

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: Tandoh, John Ray Kwabena

Date of Birth: 17 July 1947, Kumasi

Citizen of Ghana

Married: 5 children

Education: Basic school (Primary)

Secondary school up to sixth form

School of Signals (Telecommunication/Radio Engineering)

Post Graduate Studies at USTTI/University of Colorado Boulders, (Telecommunication Strategic Planning and Management)

Kumasi 1953-1960

Tema 1961-1968

Ghana/Pakistan
1972-1977

United States 1990-1992

Professional Activities: Research in Radiowave Propagation; Weather and its effect on Telecommunication

Head of Ghana Frequency Registration and Control Board

Head, Central Telecommunication Laboratory and Workshop and Communications Officer
Office of the President

1985-1998
Army Signal Corps, Major; Head of Telecom Services, Ghana Armed Forces, Communications Centre Accra 1978-1980
Communications Officer, United Nations Interim Forces in Lebanon Lebanon 1980-1981
National Chairman of the National Task Force
Committee set up by the Government of Ghana that drafted the National Communications Authority Bill. This Bill approved by Parliament set up the present regulatory body, The National Communications Authority (NCA).
International
IC&C: Honorary Advisory Board Member
International Communications and Computers (IC&C) Washington D.C
United States
1989-1998
ITU: CCIR: Member CCIR IWP 1/2, Spectrum Management and Computer-Aided Technique.

Publications include, Seasonal Abnormal Propagation of Radio Waves in the West African Sub-Region (CCIR 1/2 198)

The Need for a Radio Spectrum Management Organization in Developing Countries (Document 1 WP 1/2 - 266 July 1989) etc.

1986-1990
Science and Engineering Research Council:
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, United Kingdom
Circular-letter dated 9 January 1990 acknowledged Mr. J.R.K. Tandoh as among 56 Principal Scientists around the world involved in producing data or modelling in relation to regional factors in predicting attenuation due to rain and its effect on telecommunication.
URSI (International Union of Radio Sciences) Paper Submitted: Synopsis on Factors in predicting Radiowave Attenuation Due to Rain in the West African Sub-Region
Rio de Janeiro, 3-7 December 1990.
International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP), Trieste, (Italy) Paper presented at International Seminar on SCHOOL ON THE PHYSICS OF COMMUNICATIONS at Kwabenya on the topic
"Research into Seasonal Abnormal Propagation of V/UHF Radio Waves in the West African Sub-Region (A Case Study).
7-25 November 1998
Guest speaker at University Conferences, workshop seminars etc. on Radiocommunication issues EMC in National Telecommunication Strategic Planning and Management
Delivered at School of Engineering, University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana.

The Effect of Harmattan Weather on Telecommunication in the West African Sub-Region Delivered at University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, 6 May 1994

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Problems in Ghana. Issues and Strategies:
Seminar delivered at the School of Engineering, University of Science and Technology, Kumasi under the theme "THE PROBLEM OF EMC IN GHANA AND PROSPECTS FOR RESEARCH IN THE FIELD", May 1994

6 May 1994
Regulating the Telecommunication and Broadcasting Industries in Contemporary Information Age: Lecture presented at the International Telecommunication Conference: University of Pretoria.
Republic of South Africa, 30-31 May 1996.
Summary: Principal activities in the field of Radio Regulation and Research as well as Radio Spectrum Frequency Management

1971-1998

Present status: Director, Frequency Management,
National Communications Authority, Ghana.

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