Her research experience throughout the masters program laid the foundation for her doctoral research studies at University of Ilorin, where she developed an innovative GIS-based hydrocarbon prospectivity mapping method for the Bida Basin in Central Nigeria.Serah’s doctoral research, which was published in the Arabian Journal of Geosciences, turned into one of Nigeria’s initially extensive GIS-based hydrocarbon studies focused on inland basins.The study supplied crucial insights into hydrocarbon expedition and future energy advancement in Nigeria.Reflecting on her journey, Serah explained the procedure as challenging however
fulfilling. “It was not a smooth journey indeed from 2019– 2023, however every step deserved
it at last,”she shared on LinkedIn.”Coming this far is a testament of God’s grace, strength, and loyalty.
Through every obstacle, problem, minute of doubt, the pain, the tears, the mental obstacle, yet God stayed loyal and He brought me this far. I do not take this for approved,”she added.Beyond academics, Serah presently works as a Research Geoscientist at the National Centre for Remote Picking Up under the National Area Research Study and Advancement Agency.Her work focuses on satellite image processing and spatial analysis for geological and environmental jobs, including geothermal resource evaluations, hydrocarbon expedition, and coal deposit mapping.Seah’s knowledge and contributions to geoscience have actually likewise earned her notable acknowledgments, consisting of the 2023 NMGS President’s Young Geoscientist Miner’s Award and the 2024 NMGS President’s Award