Call for Papers: Blue-Green-Grey Solutions for Sustainable Urban Water Systems



CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF

Dr. Glen Daigger

Professor, University of Michigan, USA

Member, USA National Academy of Engineering


Dr. Nan-Qi Ren

Head, State Key Laboratory of Urban Water

Resource and Environment, China

Member, Chinese Academy of Engineering


Executive Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Yu Tian 

Professor, Harbin Institute of Technology, China

Distinguished Professor of Yangtze River Scholar

Deputy Director, State Key Laboratory of Urban Water 

Resource and Environment, China


GUEST EDITORIAL BOARD

Dr. Helmut Krosis

Distinguished Fellow and Former President, IWA

Professor, Vienna University of Technology


Dr. Teng Chye Khoo

Professor, National University of Singapore

Former CEO, PUB, Singapore


Dr. Dragan Savic

Professor, University of Exeter, UK

CEO, KWR Water Research Institute, The Netherlands


Dr. Ai-Jie Wang

Distinguished Fellow, IWA

Professor, Harbin Institute of Technology, China


Dr. Peter Vanrolleghem

IWA Fellow

Professor, Université Laval, Canada


Dr. Zeynep Erdal

Business and Technical Leader, Black & Veatch, USA


Dr. Heng Liang

Professor, Harbin Institute of Technology, China

Deputy Director, National Engineering Research

Center of Urban Water Resources, China


Dr. Tao Li

Director, Water Intelligence, IWA

Adjunct Professor, Tongji University, China


Editorial Secretary

Dr. Troy Y. Tao 

Associate Professor, Harbin Institute of Technology, China

Managing Editor, Environmental Science and Ecotechnology


SCOPES

The SI welcomes original research, reviews, perspectives, and opinions on, but not limited to, the following topics:

  • Modelling, monitoring, and risk assessment of urban water supply and drainage systems
  • Urban drinking water and wastewater treatment technologies for low-carbon targets
  • Sustainable planning and management of water sources area and groundwater resources
  • Urban stormwater management based on "blue-green-grey" infrastructures
  • Water cycle technologies and policies for water sustainability
  • Digitalization and intelligent management of urban water systems


SUBMISSION GUIDE


Submission Deadline: June 30, 2023


Portal 1 Engineering

When submitting your manuscript at

https://www.editorialmanager.com/eng/default1.aspx,

please select ‘SI: Urban water systems’ as article type


Portal 2   Environmental Science and Ecotechnology

When submitting your manuscript at

https://www.editorialmanager.com/ese/default1.aspx,

please select ‘VSI: Urban water systems’ as article type



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