The second volume of this comprehensive global perspective on Integrated Drought Management is focused on drought modeling, meteorological prediction, and the use of remote sensing in assessing, analyzing, and monitoring drought. It discusses risk management, planning, policy, and societal impacts of drought such as water pricing, water transfer, water quality, and crop insurance. Through numerous case studies from India, Iran, Brazil, the US, Nepal, and other countries that cover a broad range of topics and geographical regions, this volume serves as a valuable resource for all professionals, researchers, and academics who want to advance their knowledge about droughts.
Features
- Provides a global perspective on drought prediction and management and a synthesis of the recent state of knowledge.
- Covers a wide range of topics from essential concepts and advanced techniques for forecasting and modeling drought to societal impacts, consequences, and planning
- Presents numerous case studies with different management approaches from different regions and countries.
- Addresses how climate change impacts drought, the increasing challenges associated with managing drought, decision-making, and policy implications.
- Includes contributions from hundreds of experts from around the world.
Professionals, researchers, academics, and postgraduate students with knowledge in environmental sciences, ecology, agriculture, forestry, hydrology, water resources engineering, and earth sciences, as well as those interested in how climate change impacts drought management, will gain new insights from the experts featured in this two-volume handbook.
The second volume of this comprehensive global perspective on Integrated Drought Management is focused on drought modeling, meteorological prediction, and the use of remote sensing in assessing, analyzing, and monitoring drought. It discusses risk management, planning, policy, and societal impacts of drought.
1. Spatial and temporal linkages between largescale atmospheric
oscillations and hydrologic drought indices in Turkey 2.Spatio-temporal
drought analysis 3.Analysis of spatial variability and patterns of drought: A
case study for Serbia
4. Spatial and temporal trend pattern of drought in
Bangladesh in the past four decades
5. Spatio-Temporal Analysis of
Meteorological Drought in Tripura, Northeast India 6.Drought assessments in
the non-stationary domain
7. Drought monitoring in Arid and Semiarid
environments using Aridity Indices (AI) and Artificial Neural Network (ANN)
8.Soil moisture drought estimation using hydrological modelling approach for
a river basin of Eastern India
9. Meteorological Drought Prediction Using
Hybrid Machine Learning Models: Ant Lion Optimizer Vs Multi-Verse Optimizer
10. Uncertainty Analysis of Bivariate Modeling of Hydrological Drought
Severity and Duration Using Copula
11. Copula based Bivariate Frequency
analysis of Drought Characteristics over India
12. Application of Fuzzy Rule
Base Model for Forecasting Drought
13. A copula-based joint deficit index for
the analysis of droughts in New Zealand
14. Comparative copulabased
multivariate meteorological drought analysis: a case study from Northeast
India
15. Multivariate Assessment of Drought Using Composite Drought Index
16. A multi-model ensemble based drought characterization over India for 21st
century
17. Drought Characteristics and Forecasting Under Climate Change
Conditions: a case study of Indonesia
18. Stochastic Modelling of Water
Deficit over Different Agro-climatic Zones of Karnataka
19. The
tree-ring-based drought and flood analyses from the Himalayan region:
Limitations, Challenges, and Future Perspectives
20. Remote sensing
capabilities for observational drought assessme
21. Four decades of satellite
data for agricultural drought monitoring throughout the growing season in
Central Chile
22. Application of multi-source data for drought monitoring and
assessment over the Yellow River Basin, China
23. Analysis of Agricultural
Drought in Southwest Iran using Remote Sensing indices
24. Soil
Moisture-Vegetation Stress-based Agricultural Drought Index Integrating
Remote Sensing Derived Soil Moisture and Vegetation Indices
25. Application
of drought monitoring tools for wildfire hazard assessment in forests of
India
26. Hydrological Drought Impacts on River Water Quality of Peninsular
River System, Tunga-Bhadra River, India
27. Integrated Drought Management:
Moving from Managing Disasters to Managing Risk
28. Is India Ready to Account
for Ecological Droughts?
29. Water Transfer
3. A Compact Policy to Combat
Water Scarcity
31. Water Pricing focusing Drought Conditions
32.
Incorporating ecosystem services into drought planning: Lessons from two
place-based applications from the US West 33.Drought tolerance agronomic
management strategies for rainfed and irrigated maize crop in Eastern India
34. Life despite drought in the Brazilian semiarid
35. Gender Responsive
Solutions for Managing Drought in the Hindu Kush Himalaya
36. Conventional
and Advanced Irrigation Scheduling Techniques to mitigate drought
37. Water
Resources, Uses and its Integrated Management in the United Arab Emirates
38.
Droughts, distress, impact, and mitigation: case study of Jammu and Kashmir
39. Different in-situ moisture conservation options in rainfed agro-ecologies
of Odisha
Vijay P. Singh, PhD, DSc, is a University Distinguished Professor, a Regents Professor, and Caroline and William N. Lehrer Distinguished Chair in Water Engineering at Texas A&M University, USA. He earned his BS, MS, PhD and DSc degrees in engineering. He is a registered professional engineer, a registered professional hydrologist, and an honorary diplomat of ASCE-AAWRE. He is a distinguished member of ASCE, an Honorary Member of IWRA, a Distinguished Fellow of AGGS, and an Honorary Member of AWRA, and a fellow of EWRI-ASCE, IAH, ISAE, IWRS, and IASWC. He has published extensively in the areas of hydrology, irrigation engineering, hydraulics, groundwater, water quality, and water resources with more than 1370 journal articles; 32 textbooks; 75 edited reference books, including Handbook of Applied Hydrology and Encyclopedia of Snow, Ice and Glaciers; 115 book chapters; and 315 conference papers. He has received more than 100 national and international awards, including three honorary doctorates. He is a member of 12 international science/engineering academies. He has served as President of the American Institute of Hydrology (AIH); President of American Academy of Water Resources Engineers; President of International Association for Water, Environment, Energy, and Society; and Chair of Watershed Council of American Society of Civil Engineers. He has served as editor-in-chief of five journals and two book series and serves on editorial boards of more than 25 journals and three book series. His Google Scholar citations are 72,000; h-index of 119; and I10-index of 1025.
Deepak Jhajharia, PhD, is currently working as Professor in Department of Soil & Water Conservation Engineering, College of Agricultural Engineering & Post Harvest Technology (Central Agricultural University), Ranipool, Gangtok, Sikkim, India. He is also acting as principal investigator of All India Coordinated Research Project on Plastic Engineering in Agriculture Structures and Environment Management (CAEPHT Centre) funded by Indian Council of Agricultural Research-Central Institute of Post Harvest Engineering and Technology, Ludhiana, Punjab, India. He studied Agricultural Engineering, graduating in 1998 from the College of Technology and Engineering (MPUAT), Udaipur, Rajasthan, India, and completed his postgrad studies in Water Resources Engineering from Department of Civil Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India. He earned his PhD from the Department of Hydrology, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India. Prof. Jhajharia is the recipient of the prestigious Science Without Borders scholarship - Young Talent of CNPq (Brazil) as Research Collaborator at the Department of Agronomy, Universidade Federal Rural De Pernambuco (UFRPE), Ministry of Education, Brazil. He has 22 years of academic experience and has published more than 85 papers in peer-reviewed journals, books, reports or extension bulletins. He has guided one PhD and 13 MTech theses in the field of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering along with many undergraduate theses in the field of Agricultural Engineering. He is co-editor of Agricultural Impacts of Climate Change and Applied Agricultural Practices for Mitigating Climate Change published by CRC Press/Taylor & Francis Group. He also conducted 21-day Summer School for scientists from ICAR and faculty members from different universities of India and one 90-day skill development training programme on Greenhouse Technology for school drop-outs and unemployed rural youth from six states of northeast India. He was awarded the CSIRO Land and Water Publication Award 2013, CSIRO Australia for global review paper published in Journal of Hydrology. He was also adjudged the best extension scientist (2017-18) of the AICRP on PET in recognition of outstanding contribution for extension and popularization of Plasticulture Technologies in Sikkim. He is recipient of Distinguished Alumni Award (in 2016) by College of Technology and Engineering Alumni Society, CTAE (MPUAT), Udaipur. Prof. Jhajharia was elected as the Fellow of Indian Association of Hydrologists, Roorkee (in 2015) and Indian Water Resources Society, Roorkee (2019). He is also a life member of 14 different professional societies from India and abroad. His Google Scholar citations are 3042 and h-index of 18.
Rasoul Mirabbasi, PhD, is an Associate Professor of Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering at Shahrekord University, Iran. He is also Head of the Water Resources Center of Shahrekord University. His research focuses mainly on Statistical and Environmental Hydrology and Climate Change. In particular, he is working on Modeling Natural Hazards including Flood, Drought, Wind, and Pollution toward a sustainable environment. Formerly, he was a Visiting Researcher at the University of Connecticut, USA. He has contributed to more than 150 publications in journals, books, or technical reports. Dr. Mirabbasi is the reviewer of about 30 Web of Science (ISI) Journals. His Google Scholar citations are 1916 and h-index of 22.
Rohitashw Kumar, PhD, is a Professor at the College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, She-e- Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir, Srinagar, India. He is also holding the additional charge of Associate Dean, College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology and SKUAST- Kashmir, Srinagar (India). He is also Professor Water Chair (Sheikkul Alam Shiekh Nuruddin Water Chair), Ministry of Water Resources, Government of India, at the National Institute of Technology, Srinagar (J&K). He earned his PhD in Water Resources Engineering from NIT, Hamirpur and Master's of Engineering in Irrigation Water Management Engineering from MPUAT, Udaipur. He received the Special Research Award in 2017 and Student Incentive Award-2015 (PhD Research) from Soil Conservation Society of India, New Delhi. He won first prize in India for best MTech thesis in Agricultural Engineering in 2001. He graduated from Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur, India, in Agricultural Engineering. He has published more than 80 papers in peer-reviewed journals, four practical manuals and 20 chapters in books. He has guided ten post-graduate students in soil and water engineering. He has handled more than ten research projects as a principal or co-principal investigator. Since 2011, he has been Principal Investigator of All India Coordinated Research Project on Plastic Engineering in Agriculture Structures and Environment Management (Srinagar Centre) funded by Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Central Institute of Post Harvest Engineering and Technology, Ludhiana, Punjab, India. His Google Scholar citations are 1148 and h-index of 18.
