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Over the past decade, my research has focused on the Sistan Lowlands, investigating how this ancient civilization managed to adapt and remain resilient for approximately 8,000 years despite enduring severe environmental stresses such as drought, floods, and windblown sandstorms. My work has employed a variety of methods, including:

• Studying historical records to validate adaptation methods.

• Exploring changes in social perceptions of environmental resilience from past to present.

• Applying numerical models and conducting field investigations to evaluate these strategies.

• I possess nearly six years of proficiency in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) in Water and Wind Engineering.

• Additionally, I am an experienced senior executive with a rich background spanning more than seventeen years in the Environmental sector. My expertise includes Hydrological Modeling, Water-Food-Energy (WEF) Nexus, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilient Programming, Rural Development, Capacity Assessment and Building, Stakeholder Engagement, Socio-hydrology, and Hydro-diplomacy.