Center Of Excellence for Telecom Applications (CETA)
CETA is a joint collaboration between the University of California San Diego and King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology. This Center aims to work in advanced scientific research in the field of telecommunications and the internet of things and to provide the operators with the latest and advanced solutions that meet the requirements of various authorities to increase the efficiency of the communication networks and Internet services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and also all over the world.
The Center has a number of tracks, all of which aim at enhancing the capabilities of scientific research in telecom and wireless applications and the development of human resources in this field, in which the creation of a research environment based on a solid scientific base. All of these tracks enable Saudi researchers to participate in joint research with the university. It also allows the use of laboratories and equipments available at the university.
The center provides the right environment for the preparation of professional Saudi researchers and outstanding prospective graduate students by direct interaction between the Saudi researchers and their counterparts at the University from professors and university specialists to increase educational knowledge and gain the necessary experience.
In this project, and aligning with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia vision 2030, both team from King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology and University of California, will collect and compare the environmental information...
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