Broad landscape monitored from above
Disaster RiskComing soon

Drought Monitoring

Review rainfall, vegetation, soil-water proxies, and historical baselines across time.

What it covers

Drought Monitoring capabilities

Baseline comparison

Compare current conditions with an appropriate historical window.

Multi-signal review

Use precipitation and vegetation signals together.

Area summaries

Screen administrative areas, watersheds, or agricultural zones.

Workflow

How it fits into operations

  1. 01

    Monitor

    Track relevant earth-observation, weather, and authoritative hazard inputs.

  2. 02

    Screen

    Compare the signal with mapped people, parcels, infrastructure, or ecosystems.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Confirm significance with current local and authoritative information.

  4. 04

    Coordinate

    Share a time-stamped situation view and document response actions.

Outputs

What teams can take forward

  • Condition map

    Spatial variation in relevant drought indicators.

  • Trend report

    A time series with assumptions and data limitations.

Interpretation and limitations

This planned capability is decision support, not an official public-warning service or a replacement for emergency authorities.

  • Hazard does not equal impact; exposure and vulnerability must be assessed separately.
  • Satellite detections can be delayed, obscured, or misclassified.
  • Emergency action must follow local authority guidance and verified ground information.

Follow this capability

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