Aims and Scope

The Journal of Water and Soil Management and Modeling (Water Soil Manage Model), established in 2021, is a double-blind peer-reviewed quarterly journal, owned, managed & published by Water Management Research Center, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili. The journal publishes research, review, case study, methodologies, applied, viewpoint, and technical papers containing significant results relevant to the water and soil management. Publication of scientific achievements in the field of water and soil management as the main pillars of natural resources and human welfare to produce science and create indigenous management models, eliminate or reduce the destructive effects of ecosystem development, protection, restoration, and management are objectives of the scientific journal. This journal welcomes all research related to the topics of natural resource management, watershed management, rangeland management, and water and soil engineering. The journal scope includes but are not restricted to, the following areas:

• Water and Soil Modeling
• Water and Soil Projects
• Water Conservation
• Soil Conservation
• Hydrodynamic and Hydraulic Modeling
• Socio-Economic Studies of Water and Soil
• Effects of Climate Change on Water and Soil Resources
• Water and Soil Resource Management in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions
• Analysis of Different Dimensions of Land Ecology With Emphasis on Water and Soil Resources
• Analysis, Development, and Presentation of Executive Solutions in Soil and Water Management
• Application of Irrigation and Drainage Systems in Water and Soil Management
• Assessing the Health, Sustainability, and Governance of the Watershed
• Climatic and Geomorphological Processes Related to Water and Soil
• Conservation, Rehabilitation, and Exploitation Commensurate With the Capacity of Ecosystems
• Ecological Studies and the Relationship Between Water, Soil, Plants, and Humans
• Environmental Effects of Water and Soil Resources Pollution
• Impact of Flood and Drought Extreme Events on Water and Soil Resources
• Land-Use Change and Its Effects on Hydrological Processes
• Modeling and Predicting Environmental and Socio-Economic Effects of Floods
• Explain the Role and Participation of Water and Soil Resources Stakeholders in the Comprehensive Management Framework
• New Approaches and Methods in Assessment, Modeling, integration, Decision-Making, and Comprehensive Water and Management