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Management of Lakes and Reservoirs


Stemming from the IWA Lake and Reservoir Management Conference 2024, this Special Issue focuses on cutting-edge research, practical approaches, and interdisciplinary perspectives to address the multifaceted challenges associated with maintaining and improving the quality of these water bodies.

Available in: Water Quality Research Journal and Hydrology Research

Deadline for submission: 30 April 2025

Call for Papers: Management of Lakes and Reservoirs

 

Insights and Challenges into Decision Analytics for Sustainable Water Reuse


With the growing need for efficient water management solutions, this Special Issue seeks to highlight innovative methodologies, technologies, and case studies that leverage decision analytics to optimize the sustainability of water reuse systems.

Available in: Water Reuse

Deadline for submission: 21 May 2025

Call for Papers: Insights and Challenges into Decision Analytics for Sustainable Water Reuse

 

Smart Water Supply Systems


Ever-increasing pressures have meant that new approaches and techniques have become crucial to provide additional features for water supply networks. This Special Issue looks to discuss the role of instrumentation, metering, controls, sensors and computational intelligence for design of smart water supply.

Available in: Water Supply and AQUA - Water Infrastructure, Ecosystems and Society

Deadline for submission: 30 May 2025

Call for Papers: Smart Water Supply Systems

 

Digital Water


Adopting digital innovations is essential to manage challenges in water system performance, intensified by climate change and urbanisation. This Special Issue explores cutting-edge research emphasising machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) in modelling complex water systems.

Available in: Blue-Green Systems, Water Science & Technology, Journal of Hydroinformatics and Water Practice & Technology

Deadline for submission: 01 June 2025

Call for Papers: Digital Water

 

Sailing Through Change: AI and ML Approaches for Climate-Resilient Hydrology


Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are transforming hydrological modelling in the face of climate change. This Special Issue showcases how these innovative methods can advance our understanding, prediction and management of water resources under shifting climatic conditions.

Available in: Hydrology Research

Deadline for submission: 27 June 2025

Call for Papers: Sailing Through Change: AI and ML Approaches for Climate-Resilient Hydrology

 

Building Water Resilience: Who, Why, and How


Water security and sustainability have long been used to address water-related challenges and building resilience is crucial to achieve this and to ensure systems function in the face of shocks and stresses. This Special Issue explores the progress of water resilience, emerging scientific thinking, tools, and practices

Available in: H2Open Journal

Deadline for submission: 30 June 2025

Call for Papers: Building Water Resilience: Who, Why, and How

 

Shaping Tomorrow’s Cities in Times of Water and Climatic Extremes


With water representing a unifying challenge and the top global risk in cities worldwide, this Special Issue takes a critical look at the mainstreaming of water in climate change action and takes lessons from leading cities that have already been embracing a water focus in their planning for many years.

Available in: Journal of Water & Climate Change

Deadline for submission: 30 June 2025

Call for Papers: Shaping Tomorrow’s Cities in Times of Water and Climatic Extremes

 

Nuclear Waste Disposal in the Vicinity of Watersheds: Perception vs. Fact


Nuclear energy is considered a viable solution for climate change mitigation but it cannot be labeled “green” due to its radioactive waste products. This Special Issue seeks to clarify the status and solutions for nuclear waste management in the context of water quality.

Available in: Water Quality Research Journal

Deadline for submission: 01 August 2025

Call for Papers: Nuclear Waste Disposal in the Vicinity of Watersheds: Perception vs. Fact

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