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Water Harvesting Research

Water Harvesting Research (WHR) is an international scientific journal, fully open access, peer-reviewed, electronic and print, the biannual publication concerned with water harvesting and water resources engineering. The WHR publishes novel and original research papers, research notes, and reviews of basic sciences as applied to water harvesting issues and analyses of the current papers providing that they are not published in or issued for other journals. The journal is available free of charge as an Open Access journal.

The WHR is published by University of Birjand and supported by the Iranian Rainwater Catchment Systems Association (Grade A).

We would like to inform you that the Ministry of culture I.R. Iran has issued a permission to publish through the approval letter No. ۷۵۴۹۷.

Topics of interest to WHR readers include:

  • Rainwater and floodwater harvesting: Issues and challenges
  • Optimum use of water harvested resources
  • Socio- economic impacts of water harvesting system
  • New reducing evaporation losses methods from water bodies
  • Water harvesting and soil moisture conservation

مقالات مهم ژورنال از کلیه شماره ها (بیشترین دریافت)

1. Assessment of impacts of future climate change on water resources of the Hulu Langat basin using the swat model FullText
2. Bandsar agriculture: indigenous runoff-harvesting &climate change resilience in Iranian dry lands FullText
3. Assessment of climate change using SDSM downscaling Model (A case study: West of Iran) FullText
4. Assessment, Management and investigation of the effects of climate change on drought in western cities of Iran FullText
5. Investigation on Climate Change in Meteorological Stations of Guilan Province and its Impacts on Water Balance FullText
6. Field experiments on coarse-sediment displacement upstream of flood mitigation dams FullText
7. Evaluation and Simulation of Groundwater Flow in Aquifers Enclosed With Desert Saline Areas (Case Study: Isfahan Province-Ardestan Aquifer) FullText
8. Management of groundwater resources of Mahvelat-Faizabad aquifer and evaluation of extent of saline water zone using numerical simulation FullText
9. Socio-economic considerations of rooftop catchment systems (Case study: Golestan Province, Iran) FullText
10. Mapping the flood-prone areas for developing a flood risk management system in the northeast of Iran FullText
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