Dr. Mohamed Ait Haddou is an Associate Professor in Geomatics and Environmental Geobiosciences at the Department of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, Ibn Zohr University (Agadir, Morocco), and a senior researcher at the Geosciences, Environment and Geomatic Laboratory (GEG).His interdisciplinary research integrates Geobiosciences, Spatial Modeling, IA, and Environmental Sciences, with a primary focus on GIS and Remote Sensing applications for assessing soil erosion dynamics, land degradation in the Arganeraie Biosphere Reserve, and groundwater vulnerability in arid and semi-arid environments.His scientific portfolio extends to Medical Geology and environmental health, notably through modeling of air pollution impacts. Particular emphasis is placed on geoheritage and geotourism, with ongoing research on the Late Carboniferous paleoflora of the Argana Corridor, which contributes to geoconservation strategies and Geopark development initiatives in Morocco. Is the author of numerous peer-reviewed publications and serves as an active reviewer for leading international journals.