Drought significantly affects water and carbon cycles of the terrestrial ecosystems, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. However, drought monitoring using remote sensing approaches remains limited, because remote sensing-based drought indices lack explicit physical mechanisms. To address this gap, this study de...
Jing Zhou, Wan-Yun Huang, Ke-Lin Wang et al.· Environmental Earth Sciences· 0 citations
Drought remains one of the most severe climate-related hazards affecting water resources, ecosystems, and agricultural productivity in West Africa (WA). Traditional drought indices often rely on individual hydroclimatic or vegetation variables and may not fully represent the coupled effects of precipitation supply, atm...
A. B. S. D. Bouko, Bing Gao· Remote Sensing· 0 citations
Drought episodes pose severe dangers to agricultural productivity and disrupt global socio-economic situations. Climate change and global warming are predicted to intensify drought risks and their impacts on natural resources and agricultural systems. A study was conducted at the Agro-Climate Research Centre, Tamil Nad...
B. Lalmuanzuala, N. Sathyamoorthy, G. Dheebakaran et al.· Plant Science Today· 0 citations
Hydrological drought is an increasing challenge for water security, ecosystem resilience, and water resource management in Mediterranean river basins, emphasizing the need for reliable indicators capable of capturing regional hydroclimatic variability. This study evaluates the effectiveness of the Palmer Hydrological D...
M. Dikici, Kürşat Şekerci, Yasin Paşa et al.· Sustainability· 0 citations
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