Drought frequency and spatial variability in the Kelantan River Basin: comparative evaluation of SPI and EDI
Authors:
- Muhamad Hazim SolahudinMSMuhamad Hazim Solahudin
- Jing Lin NgJNJing Lin Ng
- Yuk Feng HuangYHYuk Feng Huang
- Swee Pin YeapSYSwee Pin Yeap
- Ali Najah AhmedAAAli Najah Ahmed
- Majid MirzaeiMMMajid Mirzaei
- Fatemehsadat MortazavizadehFMFatemehsadat Mortazavizadeh
- Zi Qing LeeZLZi Qing Lee
- 20 June 2026
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Theoretical and Applied Climatology
- Vol. 157 (7)
Abstract
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