The submitted article must be prepared exactly according to the format and instructions in the "Authors' Guide" section. Also, for the convenience of preparing articles in the journal format, the "Authors' Guide" Word file has been uploaded to the same section of the site.

For information on the research areas of the Journal of Modeling and Managing Water and Soil, refer to the "About Journal" section of the Journal's website.

For information on the ethical duties and obligations of authors, refer to the "Publication Ethics" section of the journal's website.

To submit an article, you must first register in the system through the "Submit Manuscript" section; Of course, if you have already registered in the system, there is no need to re-register and it is enough to enter the system by typing "username" and "password" in the relevant fields and send a new article. If you have forgotten your "password", Click on the link "I forgot my password to the system!" on the same page, then the "New Password" will be sent to the email address you entered in the system.

When creating or editing an account, it is recommended to enter an email address that you check regularly and at short time intervals in the "Your Email Address" field.

Authors who are faculty members of universities, members of research centers, or higher education institutions; are invited to collaborate with the Journal of Modeling and Managing Water and Soil in reviewing the manuscripts of other researchers. Therefore, when creating or editing your account, please select "Yes" in the "Available as Reviewer" section.

After creating an account, follow the steps specified on the site to submit the article step by step. If the article is successfully submitted, an email stating that the article has been received will be sent to the email address you registered on the site.

No, an author can submit multiple articles with just one account, and there is no need to create separate accounts.

Publishing an article is free of charge.

A review article is an article that reviews previous articles in a subject area and helps the researcher stay informed of the latest changes and achievements in their subject area.

Research articles are one of the most common types of articles that are published in journals. These articles are derived from the research done by the author himself. In this type of articles, the researcher expresses his experimental findings about a new topic. A research paper is actually the result of new research that has not been done before. This type of articles is very common among researchers and researchers, and due to the novelty of their content, they have more opportunities to be published.

This type of articles includes a summarized report of a research paper. These types of articles are very limited in terms of the number of words. Therefore, sometimes this short report article will not be published before the author writes and publishes his original research. The structure of short articles and reports is similar to research articles and it is not possible to produce such a report before a research article is completed. In fact, after an original and research work is written and the new achievements of a research are in the form of an article, it is possible to produce reports or short letters based on the contents of that research article. In reporting articles, tables and graphs should be used to express the meaning.

Theoretical articles are articles whose author examines and analyzes a specific research. In this article, he can point out the strengths and weaknesses of the presented theory or even criticize that particular issue. Theoretical essays are very short and are usually limited to 2,000 words. Therefore, in this short article, the author should be able to reject or support something with reasons and evidence and propose a new theory.

In case study articles, specific cases of an interesting and new phenomenon are mentioned. The main purpose of these studies is to inform other researchers about the possibilities that a certain phenomenon can create. Case studies observe and research specific situations and situations. For this reason, they are very deep and contribute a lot to the scientific and specialized advancement of subjects. Case studies fall under the category of qualitative research and bring many advantages.