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Regional Climate Center Launches National Climate Records Digitization
Regional Climate Center Launches National Climate Records Digitization

Leaders

time5 days ago

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Regional Climate Center Launches National Climate Records Digitization

The Regional Climate Change Center has launched a major initiative to digitize 73 years of historical climate records, spanning from 1951 to 2023. The project aims to improve the accuracy and accessibility of climate data, enabling its use in scientific research, environmental planning, and data-driven decision-making. Dr. Ayman Ghulam, CEO of the National Center for Meteorology and General Supervisor of the Regional Climate Change Center, reviewed progress on the effort, which covers data from 33 manned climate stations across the Kingdom. A team of 73 specialists is working to convert 36,000 paper records into digital formats compatible with the center's databases, following the latest scientific and technical standards. The project follows five key tracks: Cataloging and assessing the condition of paper records. Entering and converting data into digital form. Auditing entries to match original documents. Conducting climate quality checks using specialized scientific tools. Building human capacity through training programs and technical workshops. Regular monthly and quarterly reports will track progress, culminating in a comprehensive final report. The records—collected using precise monitoring instruments and in accordance with international standards—vary in format, language (Arabic and English), and measurement systems (metric and, occasionally, imperial). This strategic initiative supports Saudi Arabia's digital transformation in the meteorology sector, bolsters environmental security, advances sustainable development, and strengthens the Kingdom's role as a regional leader in climate monitoring and weather forecasting. Related Topics : Saudi Green Building Forum Outlines Roadmap to Reduce Emissions Saudi Student Al-Qarni Selected to Engage with Global Science Leaders at ISEF 2025 World Radio Day: Saudi Arabia Focuses on Climate Change EU Gulf Envoy Hails Saudi Arabia's Vital Global Influence Short link : Post Views: 5

Saudi student joins global panel at ISEF 2025 for second year in a row
Saudi student joins global panel at ISEF 2025 for second year in a row

Saudi Gazette

time16-05-2025

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  • Saudi Gazette

Saudi student joins global panel at ISEF 2025 for second year in a row

Saudi Gazette report COLUMBUS — Saudi student Areej Abdullah Al-Qarni has been selected for the second consecutive year to participate in a high-level panel discussion with global experts in science, technology, and medicine at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF 2025), held this year in Columbus, Ohio. Chosen from among hundreds of students worldwide, Al-Qarni's selection underscores her outstanding performance and continued excellence in scientific research. She is part of a 41-member Saudi national team competing alongside over 1,700 students from 70 countries for top awards at the world's largest platform for high school research and innovation. This year, Al-Qarni is presenting a project focused on carbon capture through cooling—an innovative approach to mitigating climate change. As part of the Innovation and Technology Forum, Al-Qarni will join a select group of students given the opportunity to question leading global figures in science and forum connects the world's brightest young minds with decision-makers and pioneers in the innovation offers participants a unique global stage to present cutting-edge research evaluated by an elite panel of international experts, reinforcing its role as a launchpad for future scientific leaders.

Saudi Student Al-Qarni Selected to Engage with Global Science Leaders at ISEF 2025
Saudi Student Al-Qarni Selected to Engage with Global Science Leaders at ISEF 2025

Leaders

time16-05-2025

  • Science
  • Leaders

Saudi Student Al-Qarni Selected to Engage with Global Science Leaders at ISEF 2025

Saudi student Areej Abdullah Al-Qarni was selected for the second consecutive year to join a panel discussion with global experts in science, and medicine at the 2025 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), held in Columbus, Ohio. Al-Qarni earned this prestigious opportunity in recognition of her outstanding achievements in scientific research. She is one of 41 students representing Saudi Arabia in a competition that includes more than 1,700 participants from 70 countries, all vying for top honors at ISEF. Al-Qarni's 2025 project explores carbon capture through cooling an innovative approach aimed at addressing the urgent global challenge of climate change. Each year, a selected group of standout students is invited to engage directly with leaders in innovation and entrepreneurship during ISEF's Innovation and Technology Forum. Additionally, this initiative bridges the gap between the scientific leaders of tomorrow and today's pioneers in the field. Regarded as the world's largest international competition for high school research and innovation, ISEF provides a global stage for students to showcase their work to an esteemed panel of scientists and industry experts. Related Topics : In Photos: Saudi Arabia Warmly Welcomes ISEF 2024 Participants after Overwhelming Success Saudi Team for Science and Engineering Awaits ISEF 2024 Results Saudi Broadcasting Authority, Media Forum Participate in CABSAT 2025 in Dubai Uber Expects to Launch Self-Driving Cars in Saudi Arabia in 2025 Short link : Post Views: 10 Related Stories

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