Drought is a costly natural hazard with far-reaching impacts on agriculture, ecosystem, water
supply, and socio-economy. While propagating through the water cycle, drought evolves into …

The consequences of droughts are far-reaching, impacting the natural environment, water
quality, public health, and accelerating economic losses. Applications of remote sensing …

This article reviews the main recent applications of multi-sensor remote sensing and Artificial
Intelligence techniques in multivariate modelling of agricultural drought. The study focused …

The propagation of meteorological drought in the hydrological cycle not only leads to the
deficits of surface soil moisture, which results in agricultural drought, but also probably …

Agricultural drought posing a significant threat to agricultural production is subject to the
complex influence of ocean, terrestrial and meteorological multi-factors. Nevertheless, which …

Meteorological drought (MD) is strongly causal linked to agricultural drought (AD), therefore,
MD can be used as an appropriate early warning of AD, enhancing human mitigation of AD …

Soil moisture drought, as one of the most important drought categories, is determined by
both water supply (eg, precipitation) and demand (eg, potential evapotranspiration). To shed …

Droughts are one of the most devastating natural disasters. Droughts can co-exist in different
forms (eg meteorological, hydrological, and agricultural) as concurrent droughts. Such …

Agricultural drought threatens global water security, food security, and natural ecosystems.
Accurate identification of agricultural drought is a crucial task to mitigate its consequences …

Typified by rapid intensification in a short time, flash droughts (FDs) have attracted
increasing attention because of their effects on water resources and ecosystems. Water use …