Ibrahima Sall earned his master’s and doctoral degrees at the University of Arizona, studying agricultural and resource economics and arid land resource sciences, respectively. Because of his multi-disciplinary education in Arid Lands Resource Sciences (remote sensing/spatial analysis) and his background in agricultural economics and spatial econometrics, he uses remote sensing and spatial statistical/econometric methods to address climate change impacts on vegetation and crop productivity, water availability, and farmers’ decision-making. He also uses advanced econometric and spatial econometric techniques to investigate and address agricultural policy and economic evaluation issues. His skillset involves using novel integrated approaches with remote sensing and spatial analyses methods to address water, rangeland, and vegetation monitoring and management. From March 2020 to September 2021, Dr. Ibrahima Sall has been working at The University of Arizona as a Data Research Specialist II in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and now as a Postdoctoral Research Associate.