Curriculum Vitae

Academic background, research experience, publications, and technical expertise.

My work focuses on agricultural water management, groundwater sustainability, hydro-economic modeling, irrigation systems, land-use change, and geospatial analysis.

A full academic CV is available upon request.

Current Position

Current

Postdoctoral Researcher

Nelson Institute Center for Sustainability and the Global Environment, University of Wisconsin–Madison.

Education

Ph.D.

Agricultural Economics

Oklahoma State University–Stillwater

M.S.

Agricultural Economics

Oklahoma State University–Stillwater

B.S.

Agricultural & Irrigation Engineering

College of Engineering–Guindy, Anna University

Research Areas

Groundwater sustainability Irrigation economics Hydro-economic modeling Geospatial analysis Land-use change Bioenergy crops Optimization Decision-support tools

Technical Skills

ArcGIS Python GAMS Excel/VBA Optimization modeling Remote sensing Spatial data analysis Economic modeling

Selected Projects

Project

High Plains Aquifer Irrigation Transition Model

Hydro-economic modeling of irrigation capacity decline, crop choice, groundwater depletion, and dryland transition pathways.

Project

Irrigation System Upgrade Decision Tool

Excel/VBA and GIS-based decision-support tool for evaluating irrigation system upgrades using climate, yield, soil, slope, energy, and investment data.

Publications

A complete list of publications, manuscripts, working papers, and presentations is available on the Publications page.

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Interested in research collaboration or related work?

I welcome inquiries related to agricultural water management, groundwater sustainability, irrigation economics, land-use transitions, and decision-support modeling.