Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(12), P. 4938 - 4938
Published: June 8, 2024
A
systematic
understanding
of
the
spatial
distribution
meteorological
disasters
that
affect
cotton
growth,
such
as
rainstorms,
gales,
and
hail,
is
important
for
reducing
plant
losses
promoting
sustainable
development.
Our
study
aimed
to
evaluate
risk
during
growth
analyze
their
driving
factors.
assessment
model
major
cultivation
in
Xinjiang
was
established
by
integrating
entropy
weight
methods
an
analytic
hierarchy
process.
disaster
index
system,
including
vulnerability
disaster-bearing
bodies,
hazards
disaster-causing
factors,
exposure
constructed
using
Google
Earth
Engine.
We
determined
comprehensive
levels
various
regions
Xinjiang.
Research
shows
selection
indicators
very
important,
crop
with
a
clear
body
can
make
results
more
accurate.
It
necessary
consider
multiple
species
assessment.
The
revealed
differences
2020.
high
risks
accounted
42%
planting
area,
mainly
distributed
Karamay,
Tacheng,
Kashgar,
Changjizhou,
Kezhou,
Ilizhou.
Consequently,
this
provides
scientific
basis
Xinjiang,
China.
Agricultural Water Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
299, P. 108881 - 108881
Published: May 18, 2024
Predicting
the
risk
of
diminished
wheat
yields
caused
by
drought
under
future
climate
change
is
essential
for
long-term
sustainability
agriculture.
Although
studies
have
explored
relationship
between
and
crop
yield
loss,
precise
thresholds
triggering
losses
in
remain
unclear.
In
this
study,
we
established
a
conditional
probability
framework
trigger
at
various
loss
levels
China's
winter
regions
based
on
copula
functions.
The
primary
drivers
influencing
dynamics
were
evaluated
using
random
forest
model.
results
revealed
that
projected
baseline
period
(1981–2020),
near
(2021–2060),
far
(2061–2100)
ranged
from
–2.1
to
–1.2,
–0.8
–0.6,
–1.2
–1.0,
respectively,
implying
firstly
rises
then
declines.
This
trend
was
primarily
due
increased
contribution
precipitation
(Pre)
(from
24.0%
31.5%)
threshold
future,
coupled
with
decrease
temperature
(Tmean)
37.1%
30.4%).
shift
suggested
Pre
might
alleviate
adverse
effect
high
future.
average
higher
Southwest
(–1.0
–0.6)
Xinjiang
(–1.1
–0.7)
regions,
where
mild
occurrences
led
30%
(70th
percentile).
Tmean
driving
factor
dynamic
changes
thresholds.
research
findings
provide
scientific
guidance
agricultural
water
resource
allocation
management.
Weather and Climate Extremes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45, P. 100708 - 100708
Published: July 14, 2024
Drought
is
projected
to
intensify
under
warming
climate
and
will
continuously
threaten
global
food
security.
Assessing
the
risk
of
yield
loss
due
drought
key
developing
effective
agronomic
options
for
farmers
policymakers.
However,
little
has
been
known
about
determining
likelihood
reduced
crop
different
conditions
defining
thresholds
that
trigger
at
regional
scale
in
Australia.
Here,
we
estimated
dependence
variation
on
identified
12
Australia's
wheat
producing
regions
with
historical
data
by
bivariate
models
based
copula
functions.
These
were
used
investigate
statistics
change
an
ensemble
36
from
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project
Phase
6
(CMIP6).
We
found
drought-induced
was
region-specific.
The
leading
same
magnitude
reduction
smaller
southern
Queensland
larger
Western
Australia
mainly
soil
conditions.
be
more
frequent
affect
areas
future
climates.
Based
our
results,
advocate
management
options,
particularly
where
vulnerable
This
mitigate
potential
impacts
production
safeguard
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 954 - 954
Published: April 14, 2025
As
global
warming
progresses,
quantifying
drought
thresholds
for
crop
yield
losses
is
crucial
food
security
and
sustainable
agriculture.
Based
on
the
CNN-LSTM
model
Copula
function,
this
study
constructs
a
conditional
probability
framework
under
future
climate
change.
It
analyzes
relationship
between
Standardized
Precipitation–Evapotranspiration
Index
(SPEI)
winter
wheat
yield,
assesses
vulnerability
of
in
various
regions
to
stress,
quantifies
The
results
showed
that
(1)
SPEI
Zhoukou,
Sanmenxia,
Nanyang
was
significantly
correlated
with
yield;
(2)
southern
eastern
higher
than
center,
western,
northern
past
(2000–2023)
(2024–2047);
(3)
there
were
significant
differences
thresholds.
loss
below
30,
50,
70
percentiles
(past/future)
−1.86/−2.47,
−0.85/−1.39,
0.60/0.35
(Xinyang);
−1.45/−2.16,
−0.75/−1.34,
−0.17/−0.43
(Nanyang);
−1.47/−2.24,
−0.97/−1.61,
0.69/0.28
(Zhoukou);
−2.18/−2.86,
−1.80/−2.36,
−0.75/−1.08
(Kaifeng),
indicating
threshold
will
reduce
future.
This
mainly
due
different
soil
conditions
Henan
Province.
In
context
change,
droughts
be
more
frequent.
Hence,
research
provide
valuable
reference
efficient
utilization
agricultural
water
resources
prevention
control
risk
change
Journal of Agronomy and Crop Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
210(2)
Published: Feb. 5, 2024
Abstract
Increased
frequency
and
severity
of
chilling
damage
events
pose
potential
risks
to
crop
performance
productivity
due
climate
change.
Accurate
real‐time
access
is
important
for
growth
yield
stability
based
on
field's
actual
environment.
To
precisely
identify
regional
evaluate
the
impacts
crops,
this
study
presents
a
model
estimate
field
air
temperature
in
view
situations.
Land
surface
temperature,
enhanced
vegetation
index,
solar‐induced
chlorophyll
fluorescence
solar
declination
were
involved
model.
With
simultaneous
continuous
monitoring
multisource
fused
remote
sensing
data,
was
calibrated
validated
Jiefangzha
Irrigation
Area
(JIA)
Changchun
City
(CC)
North
China,
accompanied
by
determination
coefficient
≥0.756,
root
mean
square
error
≤0.782°C,
relative
≤0.041
consistency
index
≥0.902.
Meanwhile,
sensitivities
factors
determined
through
path
analysis,
where
performed
according
order
>solar
>land
>
index.
Using
model,
maize
further
detected
JIA
CC
from
2010
2020.
Results
showed
that
greater
than
JIA,
along
with
sterile‐type
occurring
three
seven
CC,
while
delayed‐type
only
twice
2012
2016,
but
five
times
2013,
2014,
2017
2019,
respectively,
being
consistent
local
statistics.
In
response
damage,
demonstrated
negative
effects
greenness
light
use
efficiency
fluorescence.
Serious
losses
caused,
yield‐reducing
5.00%
(Dehui,
2013),
19.00%
(Jiutai,
2014),
21.65%
(Suburban
district,
2016),
8.83%
(Shuangyang,
2017)
2.19%
2019)
CC.
The
linear
relationship
between
growing
degree
days
bit
weakened
varying
0.614
0.531.
increasing
rate
decreased
20.365
kg/(°C·d)
non‐chilling
years
9.670
years.
These
findings
indicate
presented
especially
adaptive
agricultural
environments,
enabling
rapid
precision
detection
crops
at
scales.
It
will
provide
references
gauging
impact
finding
efficient
solutions
stress
ensuring
sustainable
development
agriculture.
Abstract.
Climate
change
is
projected
to
lead
changes
in
rainfall
patterns,
which,
when
coupled
with
increasing
evapotranspiration,
has
the
potential
exacerbate
future
droughts.
This
study
investigates
impacts
of
climate
on
meteorological
droughts
Australia
using
downscaled
high-resolution
CMIP6
models
under
three
Shared
Socioeconomic
Pathway
(SSP)
scenarios.
The
Standardised
Precipitation
Index
(SPI)
and
Evapotranspiration
(SPEI)
were
used
assess
frequency,
duration,
percent
time,
spatial
extent
There
consistent
increases
for
south-west
Western
Australia,
southern
Victoria,
South
western
Tasmania
SPI
SPEI.
significantly
larger
SPEI
derived
droughts,
most
country.
largest
occurred
at
end
century
high
emissions
scenario
(SSP370),
demonstrating
influence
extreme
For
instance,
if
reached
levels
by
century,
area
subject
drought
prone
Southern
would
be
2.8
greater
than
they
kept
low
SPI,
4
times
assessed
insights
generated
from
these
results
supplementary
tailored
datasets
Australian
Local
Government
Areas
River
Basins
are
essential
better
inform
decision
making
adaptation
strategies
national,
regional,
local
scales.
Water,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(14), P. 2048 - 2048
Published: July 19, 2024
To
effectively
reveal
the
disaster-causing
mechanism
between
water
stress
and
yield
loss
under
different
drought
combinations
during
multiple
growth
periods
of
winter
wheat,
based
on
biennial
wheat
experiments,
a
crop
analysis
method
was
used
to
quantitatively
identify
assess
sensitivity.
The
results
showed
that
there
significant
negative
correlation
total
dry
matter
relative
rate
(RGR)
daily
average
degree
stress.
determination
coefficients
logarithmic
fitting
for
2017
2018
were
0.7935
0.7683,
respectively.
Wheat
accumulation
differed
combination
scenarios.
sensitivity
response
relationship
decrease
in
RGR
(relative
no
stress)
could
be
identified
by
an
S-shaped
curve,
R2
0.859
0.849,
Mild
at
tillering
stage
stimulates
adaptability
has
little
effect
yield.
soil
content
(SWC)
can
controlled
65–75%
field
holding
capacity;
SWC
jointing
booting
higher
than
capacity
55%.
maintained
level
75%
heading
flowering
stages
grain-filling
milky
achieve
harmonization
yields
savings.
In
addition,
production
process,
continuous
severe
should
avoided.
This
study
elucidates
intensity
drought-induced
losses
from
perspective
physical
genesis,
provides
effective
irrigation
guidance
regional
planting,
lays
foundation
construction
quantitative
agricultural
risk
curves,
technical
support
predicting
trend
stresses.