Scope of Submission
We welcome submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Hydrological extremes and their impacts
- Drought monitoring and assessment techniques
- Climate change and hydrological extremes
- Innovative technologies for drought management
- Community resilience to hydrological extremes
- Hydrological modeling for extreme events
- Water resource management during droughts
- Socio-economic impacts of droughts
- Public policy for drought preparedness
- Hydrological data needs for extreme events
- Impact of land use on drought severity
- Drought risk communication strategies
- Role of vegetation in drought resilience
- Collaborative research on hydrological extremes
- Future challenges in drought management
- Public awareness and education on droughts
- Hydrological responses to extreme weather events
- Water conservation during drought periods
- Innovative practices for drought mitigation
- Ecosystem impacts of hydrological extremes
All papers must be original and not previously published or submitted elsewhere.
