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Client: United States Department of Agriculture (NIFA grant project) ​

Position: Graduate Research Assistant

Responsibilities

  1. Assisted in survey questionnaire design and report writing for the South Dakota State University Climate Change Survey Project in 2013

  2. Entered and verified survey data for the 2014 edition of the South Dakota Land Market Trends 1991-2015

  3. Worked closely with the data modeling team to analyze land-use change survey-related data, generate custom reports, tables and listings

  4. Developed SAS code using SAS/BASE, SAS/Macro to clean the invalid data from the database, Logistic regression model, GLM model building, t-test, F test, Chi-Square test

  5. Used Proc SQL, Proc DBLOAD, Proc Tabulate, Proc Report, Proc Sort, Proc Freq, Proc Transpose, Proc Summary, Proc Compare, Proc Means, Proc ANOVA, Proc Univariate and Data _NULL_.

Title: Adaptation of agro-ecosystems to climate change at the edge of U.S. Corn belt- assessing different drivers in a network of Infrastructure (Start 2014, End Jan 2018)

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Project-2

Responsibilities

  1. Develop different econometric models to investigate how different macroeconomic variables affect economic growth

  2. Entered and verified yearly time series data and constructed several econometric and mathematical exponential models in different phases of these analyses

  3. Build econometric models, using our world-class data systems, and apply economic theory to solve business problems in a fast-moving environment

  4. Developed STATA code using ARDL model, reduced-form model, Logistic regression model, GLM model building, t-test, F test, Chi-Square test

PROJECT -2: Title: Effect of Macroeconomic variables on foreign exchange reserve, inflation and Economic Growth (January 2010 to December 2018)

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Prooject -3

Responsibilities:

  1.  Collected secondary data and examined existing reports and study on natural resources in Bangladesh

  2. Used different statistical tools excel, graphs, excel database, merge, 1-m merge.

  3. Cleaning data produce graphs and build in econometric models.

  4. Address quantitative economic problems, and contribute to the design of research problems

  5. Provide economic solutions based on the research problems

Title: Present Scenarios of Natural Resource, economic growth through renewable and nonrenewable resources, and conservation of natural resource in Bangladesh (January 2014 to December 2015)

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Project 4
Client: United States Fish and Wildlife Services
Research Assistant 
 

  • Assisted survey and secondary sources data (BLM, URDI, and NDOW) and report writing for the Nevada Native Seed Project

  • Cleaning data, produce graphs, used different statistical tools and excel, database management through excel

  • Data cleaning, data analysis, and report/manuscript preparation.

  • Development of the native plant material (NPM) industry in Nevada with the goal of increasing the supply and lowering the cost of NPMs for use in wildland restoration projects

  • Analyzing the current capacity to produce NPM in Nevada, identifying the challenges to producing NPM under cultivation, and a detailed analysis of NPM use by the Bureau of Land Management and other Federal, State, and private-sector entities in Nevada

  • Create a pivot table, create dummy variables, merge many to one, find duplicates entry

  • Assign standardized names and common names in each species

  • Summary statistics, species retrieved form URDI data, create variables with species/year unique identifier to allow for a M:1 merge with the UDRI price data

  • Classifications of the data by species, functional group, year, contact office, project type

Title: “Great Basin Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit (GBCESU): Research to Enhance Restoration of Greater Sage-Grouse Habitat through Improved Production and Establishment of Critical Native Plant Species.” (January 2019 to Present)

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Project 5
Client: Nevada Department of Wildlife, United States
Graduate Research Assistant

  • Assisted survey questionnaire design and report writing and non-market valuation for the Nevada Department of Wildlife

  • Address qualitative and quantitative economic problems and design the appropriate models for the problems

  •  Calculate the wiliness to pay by different user groups and examine the relationship between hunter characteristics and willingness to pay.

  • To estimate the main drivers of hunting and estimate the expected changes in wildlife populations and hunt tag members as a result of ecosystem change.

  •  Explore the dynamics of big game hunting in Nevada using cost-benefit analysis

Title: The value of Hunting and Impacts of Habitat Change in Nevada: You’re your Opinion Count (January 2019 to Present)

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Project 6

Responsibilities: 

  1. We identify an accounting anomaly in the Diamond-Tirole framework.  

  2. To reconcile the accounting properly, we find that the interest rate paid on saving cannot be the same as the marginal product of capital as has been assumed.  

  3.  We examine the implications of this finding for interest rate theory

  4.  What we will seek to do is endogenize the level of confidence by introducing a learning process. 

  5. People develop an estimate that the bubble will persist from one period to the next using a learning process. 

  6. The most simple learning process will likely be reinforcement learning.  The primary alternative is belief learning.  Experience Weighted Average learning is a combination of the two. 

  7. We hope to characterize the path the economy will follow as it depends upon how people learn.  

A National Income Anomaly in the Dimond-Triole Overlapping Generations Economy: An explanation form Wiel Model

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Responsibilities: 

  1. Our paper investigates the likelihood of owners of property that borders wildlands supporting private and public mitigation actions, to identify underlying motivations and disincentives.

  2. We seek to identify in our research, wildfire risk reduction for a community: ex-ante measures.

  3. In addition, we will calculate WTP to reduce Wildfire risk in Wildland -Urban Interface to compare the public program and private actions. 

Project-7

​Value of Wildfire risk reduction for a community, conceptual advantages of ex-ante measures

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Coming 

Project 8

Corona Virus and Global economy- Details Coming 

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Coming 

Project 9

Global Economy Finance- Details Coming

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