After Four Years of Research, AI-Powered Climate Model Unveiled in Sustainable Energy Study"

Ahmed Al-Salaymeh Issah AlHamad Saeed Shurrab

https://sustainenergyres.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s40807-023-00092-x

Following an intensive four-year effort, I am thrilled to introduce our research paper on a climate model employing AI, featured in Sustainable Energy Research. The primary objective of our work was to forecast global temperature changes and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by the year 2100. Our focus was on establishing the correlation between temperature fluctuations and GHG levels.

Our aim was to validate existing international climate models, offering a clearer perspective on the trajectory of climate change. Additionally, we sought to develop a simplified model, easily accessible and understandable for educational purposes. This model serves as an invaluable tool for educating and fostering a better understanding of climate dynamics among students and enthusiasts alike.

I extend my heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to the dedicated team that collaborated on finalizing this paper, particularly Professor Ahmad Al Salalymed, Dr. Issah Al Hamad, and Engineer Saeed Shurrab. Their expertise and commitment were instrumental in achieving the culmination of this significant research endeavor.

This research marks a pivotal step toward comprehending and addressing the challenges posed by climate change. It is my sincere hope that our efforts contribute meaningfully to the global conversation on climate action, paving the way for a more sustainable and informed approach to safeguarding our planet's future.