丽娜·托库, 门宝辉, 刘楠, et al. Identifying drought events in Beijing-Tianjin region using three-dimensional approach[J]. Journal of Hydroelectric Engineering, 2024, 43(11).
DOI:
丽娜·托库, 门宝辉, 刘楠, et al. Identifying drought events in Beijing-Tianjin region using three-dimensional approach[J]. Journal of Hydroelectric Engineering, 2024, 43(11).DOI: 10.11660/slfdxb.20241105.
Identifying drought events in Beijing-Tianjin region using three-dimensional approach
which poses a challenge to its socio-economic development and water security. This paper presents a method for identifying droughts using a three-dimensional approach that considers longitude
latitude
and time
and an application of the Standardized Vegetation Index (SVCI) to detection of the drought events in this region. We quantify the events based on duration
area share
and intensity
and examine their frequencies and return periods using the Copula function. The results show the drought events identified using SVCI align with those recorded in literature
indicating the results of this study are reliable. In the study region
totally 48 drought events occurred from 1982 to 2020
with 34 lasting three months or longer. Compared to its two-dimensional version
the three-dimensional Copula function is more effective in fitting the joint distributions of drought variables in the region
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