P. Thanabalan, R. Vidhya, R. S. Kankara, R. Manonmani
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In this study, an attempt has been made using rainfall, LST, and NDVI combination of LSNR model which is used to infer drought condition in different monsoon period and to predict the seasonal changes of drought condition. The Indian monsoon pattern with different seasonal changes has been studied for the year 2009 to 2013 using optical and passive remote sensing data, and cross correlation with different time lag is carried out. The cross correlation between LST and NDVI time-lag deviation responses describe that May month LST having influence with September NDVI (90 days before onset) in other words 2–3 months. The correlation performed with a combination of rainfall and NDVI are not at significant level. The passive Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer (AMSR-E) derived soil moisture data also clearly examined the drought and normal years, as the soil moisture is highly sensitive to rainfall and temperature to assess drought condition. The relationship between Tropical Rainfall Meteorological Mission (TRMM) rainfall records is compared with observed Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) datasets for the same time period to confirm the drought severity. This will help in being prepared for the drought condition well before it actually sets in and is useful for planner in agricultural operations.
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