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Drought propagation as a nonlinear amplifier of ecohydrological damage
Meteorological drought can propagate to soil and ecological droughts, triggering cascading disruptions in ecosystem functioning. However, whether the ecohydrological damage—the sum of standardized vegetation greenness and soil moisture losses—is ...
Zhuoran Qu +7 more
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From meteorological to agricultural drought: Propagation time and probabilistic linkages
Study region: Yangtze River Basin, China Study focus: As agricultural drought originates from meteorological drought, exploring the propagation from meteorological to agricultural drought is an important step in providing early warning of agricultural ...
Zhengguang Xu +4 more
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Impacts of Global Climate Warming on Meteorological and Hydrological Droughts and Their Propagations
Meteorological to hydrological drought propagation has been widely studied to reflect the relationship between these drought categories and better understand drought mechanisms.
Guiyang Wu +5 more
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The characteristics of the drought propagation from meteorological drought (MD) to agricultural drought (AD) differ in various climatic and underlying surface conditions.
Chong Li +4 more
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Understanding meteorological, runoff, and agricultural drought propagation and their influencing factors in an ensemble of multiple datasets [PDF]
Understanding the propagation of diverse drought conditions is essential for effective drought preparedness. This study evaluated the propagation of meteorological, runoff, and agricultural droughts across global land areas from 1958 to 2024 using an ...
Y. Liu, T. Hu, J. Yang, L. Yu
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This study investigates drought propagation from meteorological to hydrological and streamflow required to recover from drought in four sub-basins: Genale, Tekeze, Awash, and Baro basins of Ethiopia.
Tegegn Kassa Beyene +3 more
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Drought propagation in space and time: the role of groundwater flows
Droughts cause large economic and social impacts all over the world. During drought, groundwater maintains streamflow and can help to mitigate impacts. It governs how drought propagates through the hydrological cycle.
J Hellwig, Y Liu, K Stahl, A Hartmann
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Droughts grow concurrently in space and time; however, their spatiotemporal propagation is still not fully studied. In this study, drought propagation and spatiotemporal characteristics were studied in northern, northeastern, and central Thailand (NNCT).
Baoxu Zhao +3 more
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A New Perspective on Drought Propagation: Causality
AbstractThe essence of propagation from meteorological to hydrological drought is the cause‐effect relationship between precipitation and runoff. This study challenged the reliability of applying linear or non‐linear correlation (i.e., closeness/similarity, a non‐directional scalar) to study drought propagation (i.e., causality, a directional vector ...
Haiyun Shi +4 more
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Automation of hydrological drought typology to study drought propagation in a tropical catchment [PDF]
Understanding how droughts propagate through the hydrological cycle from precipitation to streamflow and groundwater is important for improving water and risk management policies. At the catchment scale, the analysis of drought propagation and classification into drought types is usually done manually, which can be time consuming and difficult to ...
Beatriz Quesada-Montano +5 more
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