Increasingly in the recent past, the focus on climate change is moving towards the understanding of the occurrence, both in magnitude and frequency, of extreme climatic events like droughts and floods. In this work, an effort has been made towards identification of spatial co-occurrence of droughts across various subdivisions of India, based on the historical climatological data of the past cen...

Land surface temperature and fractional vegetation coverage (LST/FVC) space is a classical model for estimating evapotranspiration, soil moisture, and drought monitoring based on remote sensing. One of the key issues in its utilization is to determine its boundaries, i.e., the dry and wet edges. In this study, we revisited and compared three methods that were presented by Moran et al. (1994), L...

The study uses different statistical methods to examine the change in territorial distribution and concentration of tertiary-educated population unemployed between 2001 2019. Among known regional inequality indicators measuring disparities, Dual index Hoover were used. With help location quotient (LQ), representation those with higher education relation average was explored represented at settl...

Evidence for synchronous fluctuations of spatially separated populations is ubiquitous in the literature, including accounts within and across taxa. Among the few mechanisms explaining this phenomenon is the Moran effect, whereby independent populations are synchronized by spatially correlated environmental disturbances. The body of research on the Moran effect predominantly assumes that enviro...

W ith the recent death of E J M (Moran) Campbell, respiratory medicine lost one of its most notable figures of the last 50 years. Moran Campbell graduated in medicine from the Middlesex Hospital London in 1949 following a career defining intercalated BSc in physiology. He then worked as a researcher and clinician at the Middlesex and later at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School and Hammersmit...