1Department of Geology, Govt. Model College, ShahpuraDindori, Madhya Pradesh- 481990, India
2Department of Geography, Govt. Thakur Ranmat Singh College Rewa, Madhya Pradesh- 486001, India
3School of Studies in Geology and Research Centre, Maharaja Chhatrasal Bundelkhand University, ChhatarpurMadhya Pradesh- 471001, India
4Department of Geology, G.B. Tatha Tatyasaheb Khare Commerce, Parvatibai Gurupad Dhere Arts and Shri. Mahesh Janardan Bhosale Science College, Guhagar District Ratnagiri, Maharashtra- 415703, India
*Corresponding Author: Rushikesh Baburao Golekar, Rushikesh Baburao Golekar, Department of Geology, Khare Dhere Bhosale College, Guhagar, District Ratnagiri, Maharashtra- 415703, India E-mail: rbgolekar@gmail.com
Online published on 6 July, 2022.
Climate change is worldwide but its impacts are feeling local. Dindori district is uniquely known for rich forest wealth and tribal communities in Madhya Pradesh India. People derive their livelihood and nutrition security from forest resources. Climate change is likely to impact the distribution of these natural resources by altering their phenology and production. In the present study, long-term rainfall (1901–2018) time series has been applied for rainfall analysis using parametric (Regression) and non-parametric (Mann-Kendal and Sen's slope estimator) tests. The negative trends have been found in Dindori district, Madhya Pradesh, India. A detailed study has been carried out for rainfall behavior identification of the district. The present study is used for forest, agricultural, water resources development, planning, and mitigation.
Climate change, Dindori district, Rainfall, Regression, And Mann-Kendall test
