Abstract The Xijiang River is known as the Golden Watercourse because of its role in the
development of the Pearl River Delta Regional Economic System in China, which was made …

Ecosystems are exposed to continuous shifts in droughts. This shows up as a point on a
pixel that moves continuously in a specific direction and angle (spatial migration) to preserve …

Hydrological models and drought indices based on simulation of soil moisture have been
widely used in large-scale agricultural drought assessments. However, hydrological models …

Due to the fact that geospatial information technology is considered necessary for disaster
risk management (DRM), the need for more effective collaborations between providers and …

Agricultural drought intensifies crop water stress and limits photosynthetic productivity,
thereby threatening food security and socio-economic development. However, current …

Potential evapotranspiration (PET), which determines the upper limit of actual
evapotranspiration (AET), is a necessary input in monthly hydrological models. In this study …

Despite the importance of the coupling between vegetation dynamics and root‐zone soil
moisture in land‐atmosphere interactions, there is no land data assimilation system (LDAS) …

Some hydrologic models oversimplify crop growth simulation. Although some studies
coupled hydrologic models with crop models, there are several hypotheses and …

Some of the problems in drought assessments are that: analyses tend to focus on coarse
temporal scales, many of the methods yield skewed indices, a few terminologies are …

High spatial heterogeneity of catchment properties enhances the variability of
ecohydrological responses to changing natural and anthropogenic conditions, like the …