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253. Process-based modelling to evaluate simulated groundwater levels and frequencies in a Chalk catchment in south-western England S. Brenner et al.
254. Participatory data collation and standardized hydrometeorological indicators improve understanding of the extent and drivers of flood and drought impacts at the catchment scale M. Ascott et al.
255. Evidence for changes in historic and future groundwater levels in the UK C. Jackson et al.
256. Multiparameter daily time-series analysis to groundwater recharge assessment in a caldera aquifer: Roccamonfina Volcano, Italy S. Viaroli et al.
257. Monitoring Hydrometeorological Droughts Using a Simplified Precipitation Index A. Alsumaiei
258. Disentangling the role of subsurface storage in the propagation of drought through the hydrological cycle G. Bruno et al.
259. Understanding groundwater droughts using detrended historical meteorological data and long-term groundwater modelling W. Schutten et al.
260. From the Mountain to the Valley: Drivers of Groundwater Prokaryotic Communities along an Alpine River Corridor A. Retter et al.
261. The application of a drought reconstruction in water resource management A. Lennard et al.
262. Discovering optimally representative dynamical locations (ORDL) in big multivariate spatiotemporal data: A case study of precipitation in Australia from space to ground sensors B. Hines et al.
263. Analysis of the Propagation Characteristics of Meteorological Drought to Hydrological Drought and Their Joint Effects on Low-Flow Drought Variability in the Oum Er Rbia Watershed, Morocco I. Houmma et al.
264. A review of widely used drought indices and the challenges of drought assessment under climate change J. Han & V. Singh
265. Potential Use of Treated Wastewater as Groundwater Recharge Using GIS Techniques and Modeling Tools in Dhuleil-Halabat Well-Field/Jordan M. Shawaqfah et al.
266. Characterization of groundwater storage dynamics and responses to meteorological stress and climate teleconnections across river basins and climate zones in Ethiopia M. Kifelew et al.
267. Early Warning Indicators of Groundwater Drought in Mountainous Regions A. Gullacher et al.
268. Prediction of Drought Severity Using Model-Based Clustering R. Niaz et al.
269. Evaluating integrated water management strategies to inform hydrological drought mitigation D. Wendt et al.
270. Review of In-Situ and Remote Sensing-Based Indices and Their Applicability for Integrated Drought Monitoring in South Africa M. Mukhawana et al.
271. Identification and Spatiotemporal Migration Analysis of Groundwater Drought Events in the North China Plain J. Huang et al.
272. A Global Gridded Dataset of GRACE Drought Severity Index for 2002–14: Comparison with PDSI and SPEI and a Case Study of the Australia Millennium Drought M. Zhao et al.
273. Identification of Spatiotemporal Variations and Influencing Factors of Groundwater Drought Based on GRACE Satellite W. Luo et al.
274. Characterizing the spatiotemporal variability of groundwater levels of alluvial aquifers in different settings using drought indices J. Haas & S. Birk
275. The analysis of groundwater table variations in Termez district of Surkhandarya region, Uzbekistan: A spatio-temporal approach A. Arifjanov et al.
276. Integrating standardized indices and performance indicators for better drought assessment in semi-arid coastal aquifers M. Neves
277. Characterisation of Groundwater Drought Using Distributed Modelling, Standardised Indices, and Principal Component Analysis V. Christelis et al.
278. Quantifying long-term drought in China’s exorheic basins using a novel daily GRACE reconstructed TWSA index S. Yang et al.
279. Understanding the potential of climate teleconnections to project future groundwater drought W. Rust et al.
280. Understanding the Propagation of Meteorological Drought to Groundwater Drought: A Case Study of the North China Plain Y. Chen et al.
281. Groundwater depletion in China’s Granary: The unintended consequences of cropping pattern shifts Y. Shang et al.
282. Three Decades of Groundwater Drought Research: Evolution and Trends I. El Bouazzaoui et al.
283. Remote sensing to quantify potential aquifer recharge as a complementary tool for groundwater monitoring L. Santarosa et al.
284. Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Standardized Groundwater Index (SGI): A Case Study of Bihar, India D. Kumar & S. Kumari
285. Spatial and temporal trend analysis of groundwater levels and regional groundwater drought assessment of Kabul, Afghanistan A. Noori & S. Singh
286. Spatiotemporal variability of extreme precipitation events and their impacts on soil moisture and water table depth in Argentina’s core crop region A. Bernal-Mujica et al.
287. Analysing the Relationship between Multiple-Timescale SPI and GRACE Terrestrial Water Storage in the Framework of Drought Monitoring C. Cammalleri et al.
288. Construction and application of copula-based trivariate standardized river disconnection index for seasonal rivers in arid and semi-arid areas Q. Qi et al.
289. Spatiotemporal analysis of meteorological drought over Kucuk Menderes River Basin in the Aegean Region of Turkey E. Eris et al.
290. Understanding the Role of Climate Characteristics in Drought Propagation T. Apurv et al.
291. Investigating ‘risk’ of groundwater drought occurrences by using reliability analysis S. Sadeghfam et al.
292. Connection between Meteorological and Groundwater Drought with Copula-Based Bivariate Frequency Analysis A. Pathak & B. Dodamani
293. Drought propagation in space and time: the role of groundwater flows J. Hellwig et al.
294. Hydrological drought forecasts using precipitation data depend on catchment properties and human activities S. Sutanto et al.
295. Assessing the Feasibility of Managed Aquifer Recharge in California N. Ulibarri et al.
296. Spatial assessment of groundwater variability and drought impacts on ATES system suitability in Spain A. Ramos-Escudero et al.
297. Fractured and porous aquifer recharge in semiarid regions and the relevance of soil covers: A review for Caetité area, Bahia, Brazil A. Walczuk et al.
298. Studying the impacts of land use types and soil textures on agricultural drought in Ziya river basin using SWDI Y. Zhang et al.
299. Vulnerability of Water Resources to Drought Risk in Southeastern Morocco: Case Study of Ziz Basin S. Ben Salem et al.
300. Drought propagation and its impact on groundwater hydrology of wetlands: a case study on the Doode Bemde nature reserve (Belgium) B. Wossenyeleh et al.
301. Regional scale evaluation of nitrate fluctuations in groundwater using cluster analysis and standardised hydrometeorological indices M. Ascott et al.
302. Hydrological drought evolution with a nonlinear joint index in regions with significant changes in underlying surface Y. Li et al.
303. A hundred years of Caposele spring discharge measurements: trends and statistics for understanding water resource availability under climate change G. Leone et al.
304. Using an integrated hydrological model to estimate the usefulness of meteorological drought indices in a changing climate D. von Gunten et al.
305. When climate variability partly compensates for groundwater depletion: An analysis of the GRACE signal in Morocco H. Ouatiki et al.
306. Comparison of Drought Indices in the Case of the Ceyhan Basin M. Dikici & M. Aksel
307. Spatial and Temporal Global Patterns of Drought Propagation I. Fuentes et al.
308. Synergistic Effects of Mine Dewatering and Climate Change on a Vulnerable Chalk Aquifer (Chełm Region, Poland) K. Sawicka et al.
309. Long-term drought effects on landscape water storage and recovery under contrasting landuses S. Luo et al.
310. Comprehensive evaluation of hydrological drought and its relationships with meteorological drought in the Yellow River basin, China F. Wang et al.
311. The use of predefined drought indices for the assessment of groundwater drought episodes in the Baltic States over the period 1989–2018 A. Babre et al.
312. Spatiotemporal evaluation of future groundwater recharge in arid and semi-arid regions under climate change scenarios S. Andaryani et al.
313. Simulation of national-scale groundwater dynamics in geologically complex aquifer systems: an example from Great Britain M. Bianchi et al.
314. Performance-based resilience assessment in integrated water systems: challenges and opportunities L. Liu & A. Mijic
315. Development of a New Drought Index for Groundwater and Its Application in Sustainable Groundwater Extraction M. Goodarzi et al.
316. Changes in groundwater drought associated with anthropogenic warming J. Bloomfield et al.
317. Trends in Austrian groundwater – Climate or human impact? J. Haas & S. Birk
318. Overexploitation and cumulative drought trend effect on Ras El Ain karstic spring discharge (Khabour Sub-basin, Syria) B. Abou Zakhem & B. Kattaa
319. Temporal interpolation of groundwater level hydrographs for regional drought analysis using mixed models B. Marchant et al.
320. Drought Analysis Methods: A Multidisciplinary Review with Insights on Key Decision-Making Factors in Method Selection A. Ahady et al.
321. Spatio-Temporal Groundwater Drought Monitoring Using Multi-Satellite Data Based on an Artificial Neural Network J. Seo & S. Lee
322. Spatiotemporal Variation of the Meteorological and Groundwater Droughts in Central Taiwan H. Yeh
323. A new copula-based standardized precipitation evapotranspiration streamflow index for drought monitoring F. Wang et al.
324. Investigation of the climate-driven periodicity of shallow groundwater level fluctuations in a Central-Eastern European agricultural region T. Garamhegyi et al.
325. Assessment of Catchment Behavior of the Wadi Louza in NW-Algeria Under Hydrological Drought Conditions M. Atallah et al.
326. Investigating the spatial propagation patterns of meteorological drought events and underlying mechanisms using complex network theory: A case study of the Yangtze River Basin, China L. Liu et al.
327. Beyond Conventional Methods: Predicting Novel Modified Groundwater Drought Indices with Advanced Computing Paradigms O. Katipoğlu et al.
328. WITHDRAWN: Mapping the groundwater memory across Ireland: a step towards a groundwater drought susceptibility assessment P. Schuler et al.
329. Predicted impacts of global warming and climate change on groundwater resources in a semi-arid region, southeastern Tunisia B. Abdelkarim et al.
330. Modeling groundwater dynamics in a low-lying sedimentary island driven by recharge variability, climate change, and water demand M. Mahmood et al.
331. Assessment of groundwater level trends and drought in coastal purba Medinipur, West Bengal using groundwater level index S. Chakraborty & S. Das
332. Heuristic data-inspired scheme to characterize meteorological and groundwater droughts in a semi-arid karstic region under a warming climate H. Başağaoğlu et al.
333. Drought propagation in high-latitude catchments: insights from a 60-year analysis using standardized indices C. Teutschbein et al.
334. Seasonal forecasting of groundwater levels in principal aquifers of the United Kingdom J. Mackay et al.
335. The application of Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) to monitor drought in surface and groundwaters J. Kubicz et al.
336. Estimation of Groundwater Drought Propagation in the Selected Districts of Palar River Basin, Southern Peninsular India B. Palanisamy et al.
337. How to improve attribution of changes in drought and flood impacts H. Kreibich et al.
338. A hydrological drought risk assessment method based on a four-dimensional Copula function model integrating development and recovery speed characteristics X. Zhang et al.
339. Characterization of the recent (2019–2022) La Plata Basin hydrological drought from a centennial-scale perspective J. Rivera
340. Drought Index as Indicator of Salinization of the Salento Aquifer (Southern Italy) M. Alfio et al.
341. A new framework to substantiate the prevalence of drought intensities R. Niaz et al.
342. Groundwater level responses to precipitation variability in Mediterranean insular aquifers J. Lorenzo-Lacruz et al.
343. Drought characterization using the Combined Terrestrial Evapotranspiration Index over the Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra river basins J. Dharpure et al.
344. Singular Spectrum Analysis for Noise Reduction and Feature Extraction in Hybrid Deep Learning Models: Integrating Meteorological Variables for Improved SGI Predictions E. Koç & O. Katipoğlu
345. Global patterns and dynamics of climate–groundwater interactions M. Cuthbert et al.
346. Defining geo-habitats for groundwater ecosystem assessments: an example from England and Wales (UK) D. Weitowitz et al.
347. Large-scale climate variability footprint in water levels of alluvial aquifers across Iran A. Rezaei
348. Drought in a human-modified world: reframing drought definitions, understanding, and analysis approaches A. Van Loon et al.
349. Logistic Regression Analysis for Spatial Patterns of Drought Persistence R. Niaz et al.
350. An integrated package for drought monitoring, prediction and analysis to aid drought modeling and assessment Z. Hao et al.
351. Long-term trends in karst spring discharge and relation to climate factors and changes F. Fiorillo et al.
352. Assessing the effects of climate trends and drought periods on the undeterred aquifer of Castelporziano Nature Reserve (Rome, Italy) C. Sbarbati et al.