Salem Ibrahim

I am a PhD candidate in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Engineering, focusing on forest climate change and air quality. I study the impacts of extreme climatic conditions on Alabama's Blackbelt forest fires and their relation to air quality. With a specialization in meteorology and atmospheric physics, I conduct research using numerical weather prediction models. Additionally, I am participating in the Forest Owner Carbon and Climate Education (FOCCE) program.

Meteorologist, Cairo Numerical Weather Prediction Center (CNWPc), Scientific Research Department, Egyptian Meteorological Authority, Cairo, Egypt.
graduate Student, Tuskegee university, Tuskegee, AL, USA.

a professional trainer with extensive expertise in meteorology and climate sciences, is designed to enhance the technical and analytical capabilities of staff at the Egyptian Meteorological Authority. The program focuses on modern forecasting techniques, data interpretation, climate modeling, and the integration of advanced meteorological tools and technologies. Through a combination of theoretical instruction and hands-on practice, participants will gain practical skills to improve weather prediction accuracy and support national climate resilience efforts. The course also emphasizes international best practices and fosters collaboration to strengthen Egypt’s meteorological services.

Tuskegee University, USA, faculty of Environmental Science.
Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Engineering, PhD Candidate

Dissertation” Impacts of extreme climatic conditions on Alabama’s blackbelt forest fires and its relation to air quality”

Tuskegee University, USA, faculty of Environmental Science.
Environmental M.Sc.

Thesis” Short-range Rainfall Prediction Over Selected Regions in Africa”
Advisor: Dr. Gamal El Afandi

Cairo University, Egypt, faculty of Science, Astronomy and Meteorology dept.
Diploma in Meteorology

Minored in Weather forecaster diploma
Banha University, Egypt, faculty of Science, Physics dept.
B.Sc. in Physics

Graduated Summa Cum Laude and Minored in Fluid Physics.