Water conservation function is a critical terrestrial ecosystem service in providing water
supply and achieving water security, which has raised concerns under the pressure of …

This review presents a comprehensive examination of recent advancements in utilizing multi-
date satellite data to analyze spatial and temporal variations in seasonal and inter-annual …

Abstract Lake Tanganyika in East Africa contains 17% of the free freshwater on the Earth's
surface and provides important ecosystem services to∼ 13 million people in the region. It is …

Hydrological drought, a regular phenomenon that could heavily impact natural systems and
human life, is aggravated by a water storage deficit. While Gravity Recovery and Climate …

Climate change led an increase in the frequency of severe droughts, the effects of which are
exacerbated by a lack of water storage. Despite increasing research on global-scale total …

Abstract Terrestrial Water Storage (TWS) is a critical hydrological parameter, the spatio-
temporal variations of which have provided unprecedented opportunities for studies on …

The Earth's climate is changing rapidly and unexpectedly, causing more frequent, longer
and more severe droughts, with lasting impacts on plants, ecosystems, communities and …

Projecting future climate variables is essential for comprehending the potential impacts on
hydroclimatic hazards like floods and droughts. Evaluating these impacts is challenging due …

East African lakes support the food and water security of millions of people. Yet, a lack of
continuous long-term water quality data for these waterbodies impedes their sustainable …

Abstract Study region Bosten Lake (**njiang, China). Study focus This paper mainly focuses
on quantifying changes in water storage of Bosten Lake using multi-mission satellite data …