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33. Spatial and temporal variations of spring drought in Southwest China and its possible teleconnection with the global climate events X. Song et al.
34. Selection of Optimal Palmer Predictors for Increasing the Predictability of the Danube Discharge: New Findings Based on Information Theory and Partial Wavelet Coherence Analysis I. Mares et al.
35. Temporally stable patterns but seasonal dependent controls of soil water content: Evidence from wavelet analyses W. Hu et al.
36. Roles of ecological and hydrological processes in the variability of carbon fluxes in a salt marsh of the Yangtze Estuary: Model simulations vs. measurements K. Zhu et al.
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38. Ocean-atmosphere circulation controls on integrated meteorological and agricultural drought over Iran A. Rezaei
39. Spatiotemporal Variation in Ground Level Ozone and Its Driving Factors: A Comparative Study of Coastal and Inland Cities in Eastern China M. Zhou et al.
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44. Solar Signature in Climate Indices C. Mares et al.
45. The Time–Frequency Relationship between Oil Price, Stock Returns and Exchange Rate S. Das
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47. Wavelet-based analysis of hydro-climatic and vegetation dynamics in heterogeneous agro-climatic zones of East Africa P. Batungwanayo et al.
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51. Statistical hypothesis testing in wavelet analysis: theoretical developments and applications to Indian rainfall J. Schulte
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53. Multiscale association between large‐scale climate variability modes and drought in India via wavelet analysis V. Sidhan & S. Singh
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56. Recent increase in soil moisture levels concerning climate variability in the karst region of southwest China using wavelet coherence and multi-linear regression A. Hussain et al.
57. Comparative study of the variability and trends of phytoplankton biomass between spring and winter upwelling systems in the South China Sea J. Zeng et al.
58. Multiscale teleconnection analysis of rainfall patterns over Calicut, India using wavelet coherence S. Adarsh et al.
59. Variations and controls on groundwater recharge estimated by combining the water-table fluctuation method and Darcy’s law in a loess tableland in China J. Sun et al.
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66. Comprehensive analyses linking PM2.5 to its precursors and meteorological conditions across regions and time scale in China Y. Chen et al.
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69. Multiple Wavelet Coherence to Evaluate Local Multivariate Relationships in a Groundwater System X. Gu et al.
70. Spatiotemporal variations of extreme weather events and climate drivers in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area and its surrounding regions from 1960 to 2020 Z. Ren et al.
71. Analysis of the meteorological factors and atmospheric circulation factors over SPEI drought index in Haihe River Basin, China B. Guan et al.
72. Reference evapotranspiration in Guangxi, China: Spatiotemporal patterns and multi-scale driving mechanisms R. Fang et al.
73. Deciphering the role of ENSO and IOD in hydro-climate dynamics using SWAT and multi-dimension wavelet analysis H. Yashas Kumar et al.
74. Long-term and regional variability of phytoplankton biomass and its physical oceanographic parameters in the Yellow Sea, China X. Lu et al.
75. Assessment of precipitation extremes and their association with NDVI, monsoon and oceanic indices over Pakistan A. Hussain et al.
76. Baseflow dynamics and multivariate analysis using bivariate and multiple wavelet coherence in an alpine endorheic river basin (Northwest China) Q. Cheng et al.
77. Spatiotemporal variations and connections of single and multiple meteorological factors on PM2.5 concentrations in Xi'an, China X. Zhang et al.
78. Time-Lag Effects of Winter Arctic Sea Ice on Subsequent Spring Precipitation Variability over China and Its Possible Mechanisms H. Wang et al.
79. Scale- and location-specific multivariate controls of topsoil organic carbon density depend on landform heterogeneity H. Zhu et al.
80. Identifying multivariate controls of water and nitrate in deep loess deposits under different land use types W. Ji et al.
81. Revealing the scale- and location-specific relationship between soil organic carbon and environmental factors in China's north-south transition zone H. Tian et al.
82. Copula-based comprehensive drought identification and evaluation over the Xijiang River Basin in South China Q. Tian et al.
83. Defining Homogeneous Drought Zones Based on Soil Moisture across Japan and Teleconnections with Large-Scale Climate Signals K. Shi et al.
84. Large-scale climate variability footprint in water levels of alluvial aquifers across Iran A. Rezaei
85. Comparative study of the variability of the phytoplankton biomass in two upwelling zones of the western Arabian Sea from 2003 to 2020 H. Xu et al.
86. Deep soil moisture contributes to flash droughts: evidence from the coastal area of China C. Yang et al.
87. Temporal stability and multi-scale influences of soil water content during non-growing season in a newly reclaimed red soil in Southern China K. Liang et al.
88. Propagation patterns of different degree meteorological droughts across the Yangtze River Basin: a three-dimensional drought feature identification approach with Copula modeling L. Xing et al.
89. Identifying localized and scale-specific multivariate controls of soil organic matter variations using multiple wavelet coherence R. Zhao et al.
90. Increasing monsoon precipitation extremes in relation to large-scale climatic patterns in Pakistan A. Hussain et al.
91. Coastal phytoplankton blooms and multivariate analysis with meteorological factors and climate oscillation signals in western North Pacific Z. Liu et al.
92. Synergistic effects of multiple driving factors on the runoff variations in the Yellow River Basin, China J. Wang et al.
93. Time-frequency insights: Uncovering the drivers of reference evapotranspiration across China S. Zhao et al.
94. Interannual Variability and Long-Term Trends in Intensity of the Yellow Sea Cold Water Mass during 1993–2019 J. Yang et al.
95. Spatiotemporal Characteristics of Dryness/Wetness in the Wine Regions of China from 1981 to 2015 X. Yang et al.
96. Does climate impact the relationship between the energy price and the stock market? The Colombian case C. Villa-Loaiza et al.
97. Effects of interaction of multiple large-scale atmospheric circulations on precipitation dynamics in China H. Dong et al.
98. Influencing factors of PM2.5 concentration in the typical urban agglomerations in China based on wavelet perspective S. Wu et al.
99. Unravelling the spatial diversity of Indian precipitation teleconnections via a non-linear multi-scale approach J. Kurths et al.
100. Assessment of multiscale variability and influencing factors of humidity environment in cave temples of Wudang Mountain, China C. Wang et al.
101. Spatiotemporal Variation of Water Cycle Intensity in the Pamir Plateau from 1980 to 2019 and Its Climatic Drivers J. Zhang et al.
102. Dynamic evolution of recent droughts in Central Asia based on microwave remote sensing satellite products P. Yang et al.
103. Response of gross primary productivity to compound dry and hot events in Inner Mongolia under large-scale circulation patterns Y. Kang et al.
104. Characterizing the local and global climatic factors associated with vegetation dynamics in the karst region of southwest China A. Hussain et al.
105. Understanding spatiotemporal drought evolution and its climate teleconnections in Northern China based on a three-dimensional copula-based composite index X. Dou et al.
106. Spatiotemporal variation and multivariate controls of short‐cycle drought–flood abrupt alteration: A case in the Qinling‐Daba Mountains of China X. Song et al.
107. Insight into teleconnection and meteorological factors affecting glacier mass balance in the time-frequency domain through Multiple Wavelet Coherence X. Jin et al.
108. Spillovers of good and bad volatility in Asian emerging markets: insights from global and regional perspectives B. Baba
109. Concurrent drought threatens wheat and maize production and will widen crop yield gaps in the future M. Hou et al.
110. Divergent hydrological responses of multi-depth soil moisture variability to multiple factors on the Loess Plateau, China J. Wang et al.
111. Nexus between renewable energy certificates and electricity prices in India: Evidence from wavelet coherence analysis A. Shrestha & M. Kakinaka
112. Temporal and Spatial Changes in Soil Drought and Identification of Remote Correlation Effects W. Luo et al.
113. Analysis of drought and flood alternation and its driving factors in the Yangtze River Basin under climate change P. Yang et al.
114. Identifying multivariate controls of pan evaporation variations in subregions of Yangtze River Basin using multiple wavelet coherence R. Yang et al.
115. Spatiotemporal assessment and climate teleconnections of drought in Northeast China (2001–2023) using a machine-learning-based meteorological composite index Y. Qin et al.
116. Multi-scale spectral characteristics of latent heat flux over flooded rice and winter wheat rotation system T. Zhang et al.
117. Anomaly detection in hydrological network time series via multiresolution analysis J. Filho et al.
118. Wavelet neural networks and gene expression programming models to predict short-term soil temperature at different depths S. Samadianfard et al.
119. Spatiotemporal variations and mechanism of PM2.5 pollution in urban area: The case of Guiyang, Guizhou, China S. Li et al.
120. Prediction of streamflow in Chalakudy River Basin, Kerala, by integrating teleconnection patterns of large-scale atmospheric circulations B. Chandran P. & R. Arunkumar
121. Bivariate and Partial Wavelet Coherence for Revealing the Remote Impacts of Large-Scale Ocean-Atmosphere Oscillations on Drought Variations in Xinjiang, China L. Jiang et al.
122. Improving the understanding of the influencing factors on sea level based on wavelet coherence and partial wavelet coherence C. Song et al.
123. Short communication: On the use of the Benjamini–Hochberg procedure in wavelet analysis and its inferior performance to the cumulative arc‐wise and area‐wise tests J. Schulte
124. Drought patterns and multiple teleconnection factors driving forces in China during 1960–2018 W. Wang et al.
125. The Impact of the Ukrainian War on Stock and Energy Markets: A Wavelet Coherence Analysis C. Basdekis et al.
126. Do climate risk matter for stock market returns: Evidence from weather conditions F. Mrad et al.
127. Runoff components’ changes and their driving mechanism in a typical cryosphere basin, northeast Tibetan Plateau Y. Luo et al.
128. Modelling of soil permeability using different data driven algorithms based on physical properties of soil V. Singh et al.
129. Precipitation dynamics and its interactions with possible drivers over global highlands H. Abbas et al.
130. Precipitation variations in the Tai Lake Basin from 1971 to 2018 based on innovative trend analysis S. Wu et al.
131. Uncovering scale- and location-dependent variations and drivers of soil nutrients along a southeast-northwest transect of the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau using wavelet analysis Z. Wang et al.
132. Multivariate and scale-dependent controls of deep soil carbon after afforestation in a typical loess-covered region R. Li et al.
133. GRACE-based groundwater drought in the Indochina Peninsula during 1979–2020: Changing properties and possible teleconnection mechanisms X. Song et al.
134. Change and teleconnections of climate on the Tibetan Plateau Y. Si et al.
135. Clarifying the relationship between annual maximum daily precipitation and climate variables by wavelet analysis T. Wang et al.
136. Scale-Location Dependence Relationship between Soil Organic Matter and Environmental Factors by Anisotropy Analysis and Multiple Wavelet Coherence Y. Gou et al.
137. Wavelet-based multiscale similarity measure for complex networks A. Agarwal et al.
138. Dominant Control of Macroporosity on Saturated Soil Hydraulic Conductivity at Multiple Scales and Locations Revealed by Wavelet Analyses L. Centeno et al.
139. Characterisation of compound dry and hot events in Inner Mongolia and their relationship with large-scale circulation patterns Y. Kang et al.
140. Identifying components and controls of streamflow in a cold and arid headwater catchment W. Yang et al.
141. Three-Dimensional Dynamic Variations of Ground/Air Surface Temperatures and Their Correlation with Large-Scale Circulation Indexes in Southwest China (1980–2019) H. Jin et al.
142. Unraveling the seasonal variability of meteorological droughts: multiscale insights into the coupling with atmospheric circulation factors J. Xue et al.
143. Characterizing multiscale effects of climatic factors on the temporal variation of vegetation in different climatic regions of China H. Zhu et al.
144. Dynamic variation of meteorological drought and its relationships with agricultural drought across China F. Wang et al.
145. Co-movement between stock markets, energy markets and geopolitical risk: evidence from the Russo–Ukrainian conflict period B. Hassene & B. Kais
146. Identification and Scaling Behavior Assessment of the Dominant Hydrological Factors of Nitrate Concentrations in Streamflow X. Gu et al.
147. On the co-movement of crude, gold prices and stock index in the Indian market A. Sen & K. Choudhury
148. High spatiotemporal asynchrony between water deficit and nitrate accumulation under apple orchards in deep loess deposits W. Ji et al.
149. Processes and driving mechanisms of drought propagation in Central Asia: A coupled perspective of meteorological, surface water, agricultural, and groundwater drought S. Feng et al.
150. Modelling local climate change using site-based data I. Morlini et al.
151. Potential linkages of precipitation extremes in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, China, with large-scale climate patterns using wavelet-based approaches X. Song et al.
152. Dynamic spatiotemporal variation and its causes of extreme precipitation in the Huaihe River Basin, China H. Jin et al.
153. Pre-whitened wavelet analysis to evaluate the relationship between environmental factors and groundwater responses at a delta plain in the downstream region of Nackdong river Basin, South Korea E. Lee & S. Kim
154. Wavelet Transform-based Scaling Response of PM2.5 with Meteorological Factors and Other Air Pollutants Y. Liu et al.
155. Multiscale coherence analysis of reference evapotranspiration of north-western Iran using wavelet transform V. Sreedevi et al.
156. Effects of climate change on major elements of the hydrological cycle in Aksu River basin, northwest China P. Yang et al.
157. Global uncertainties and stock returns under heterogeneous market conditions: Evidence from wavelet coherence analysis K. Blekor et al.
158. Identification of the Runoff Evolutions and Driving Forces during the Dry Season in the Xijiang River Basin F. Wang et al.
159. Characterization of global wildfire burned area spatiotemporal patterns and underlying climatic causes K. Shi & Y. Touge
160. Trivariate copula functions for constructing a comprehensive atmosphere-land surface-hydrology drought index: A case study in the Yellow River basin W. Wang et al.
161. Multi-scale event synchronization analysis for unravelling climate processes: a wavelet-based approach A. Agarwal et al.
162. Potential linkages of extreme climate events with vegetation and large-scale circulation indices in an endorheic river basin in northwest China Q. Cheng et al.
163. Analyzing the streamflow teleconnections of greater Pampa basin, Kerala, India using wavelet coherence M. Mohan et al.
164. Analyzing the climatic teleconnections of meteorological variables and drought of Kerala, India using coherence differencing approach K. Nazreen et al.
165. Revealing the 2D–scale, location–specific variations of soil properties in the coal mining area of Changhe watershed, China H. Zhu et al.
166. Exploring the interconnections between total cloud water content and water vapor mixing ratio with other cloud microphysical variables in northward-moving typhoon precipitation via information entropy: A hybrid causal analysis approach using wavelet coherence and Liang–Kleeman information flow X. Wu et al.
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168. Trend changes in tourism climate suitability in China and the impact of multiple atmospheric circulation patterns Z. Ren et al.
169. Evidence for increasing influence of atmospheric teleconnections on water levels in the Great Lakes A. Saber et al.
170. The Combined Effect of Atmospheric and Solar Activity Forcings on the Hydroclimate in Southeastern Europe I. Mares et al.
171. Identifying multivariate controls of soil moisture variations using multiple wavelet coherence in the U.S. Midwest X. Gu et al.
172. Enhancing reservoir landslide displacement prediction with crack width data integration: A case study of the Daping landslide N. Weng et al.
173. Temporal and Spatial variation characteristics of meteorological drought and agricultural drought on the Yunnan-Guizhou plateau across multiple time scales X. Zhang et al.
174. The (un)predictable magnetosphere: the role of the internal dynamics T. Alberti
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176. Quantifying the scale-dependent relationships of PM2.5 and O3 on meteorological factors and their influencing factors in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and surrounding areas S. Wu et al.
177. Impact of individual and combined influence of large-scale climatic oscillations on Indian summer monsoon rainfall extremes K. Athira et al.
178. Climate Change Impacts and Atmospheric Teleconnections on Runoff Dynamics in the Upper-Middle Amu Darya River of Central Asia L. Kong et al.
179. Spatial diversity of atmospheric moisture transport and climate teleconnections over Indian subcontinent at different timescales A. Raghuvanshi & A. Agarwal
180. Leaf turgor loss point is one of the best predictors of drought-induced tree mortality in tropical forest R. Su et al.
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