期刊名称：TECNOLOGIA Y CIENCIAS DEL AGUA
 期刊简介(About the journal)
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编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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About us |
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Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua (Water Technology and Sciences), formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), is a highly specialized journal with an
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interdisciplinary approach and
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an international scope of authors, editors, reviewers, and readers.
It is a descendant of the journal Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), published in its second series since 1985 by the Mexican Institute of Water Technology (IMTA), which in turn was the continuation of the journal Irrigación en México (Irrigation in Mexico) (1930-1947), Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (1972-1978), and Recursos hidráulicos (Water Resources (1972-1978).
The journal is geared towards researchers, academicians, specialists, and professionals interested in the analysis of, research in, and search for knowledge and solutions to water-related problems in the Spanish-speaking world.
Its contents are interdisciplinary in nature, with unpublished water-related articles and technical notes derived from research, that offer original scientific and technological contributions or innovations, within the fields of several disciplines, such as:
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Water and energy.
-
Water quality.
-
Physical, biological, and chemical sciences.
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Hydroagricultural sciences
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Political and social science.
-
Scientific and technological development and innovation.
-
Water management.
-
Hydrology.
-
Hydraulics.
Its strict peer-review process establishes that each contribution be analyzed separately by at least three reviewers. Participating in this process are high-level experts, of renowned national and international prestige in their professional field, with the ability to evaluate both the quality and originality of contributions, as well as the degree of scientific and technological innovation of the material submitted for possible publication.
An average of almost 50% of its authors belong to foreign institutions, from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, France, Greece, Italy, Peru, Portugal, Spain, The United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
It is included in several national and international indexes and abstracts, such as the Index of Mexican Scientific and Technological Research Journals of the National Council for Science and Technology, as well as the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index® (ISI) and Expanded Thomson Reuters Research Alert® (ISI).
The journal's Editorial Board is comprised by an editor in chief, several thematic editors, and a technical secretary; all of them from both national and international institutions. The Board's job is to make sure the journal maintains its standards of quality and excellence as a publication dedicated to the dissemination of water knowledge.
The Editorial Committee is comprised of prominent personalities of the world of science and technology in diverse fields of knowledge, both in Mexico and abroad. The committee is currently 67-member strong: 7 from IMTA, 16 from other Mexican institutions, 41 from institutions from 14 countries, and three independent consultants.
It is a quarterly journal sent
to different subscribers, universities, research institutions, and international organizations. |
|
Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua (Water Technology and Sciences), formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), is a highly specialized journal with an
-
interdisciplinary approach and
-
an international scope of authors, editors, reviewers, and readers.
It is a descendant of the journal Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), published in its second series since 1985 by the Mexican Institute of Water Technology (IMTA), which in turn was the continuation of the journal Irrigación en México (Irrigation in Mexico) (1930-1947), Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (1972-1978), and Recursos hidráulicos (Water Resources (1972-1978).
The journal is geared towards researchers, academicians, specialists, and professionals interested in the analysis of, research in, and search for knowledge and solutions to water-related problems in the Spanish-speaking world.
Its contents are interdisciplinary in nature, with unpublished water-related articles and technical notes derived from research, that offer original scientific and technological contributions or innovations, within the fields of several disciplines, such as:
-
Water and energy.
-
Water quality.
-
Physical, biological, and chemical sciences.
-
Hydroagricultural sciences
-
Political and social science.
-
Scientific and technological development and innovation.
-
Water management.
-
Hydrology.
-
Hydraulics.
Its strict peer-review process establishes that each contribution be analyzed separately by at least three reviewers. Participating in this process are high-level experts, of renowned national and international prestige in their professional field, with the ability to evaluate both the quality and originality of contributions, as well as the degree of scientific and technological innovation of the material submitted for possible publication.
An average of almost 50% of its authors belong to foreign institutions, from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, France, Greece, Italy, Peru, Portugal, Spain, The United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
It is included in several national and international indexes and abstracts, such as the Index of Mexican Scientific and Technological Research Journals of the National Council for Science and Technology, as well as the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index® (ISI) and Expanded Thomson Reuters Research Alert® (ISI).
The journal's Editorial Board is comprised by an editor in chief, several thematic editors, and a technical secretary; all of them from both national and international institutions. The Board's job is to make sure the journal maintains its standards of quality and excellence as a publication dedicated to the dissemination of water knowledge.
The Editorial Committee is comprised of prominent personalities of the world of science and technology in diverse fields of knowledge, both in Mexico and abroad. The committee is currently 67-member strong: 7 from IMTA, 16 from other Mexican institutions, 41 from institutions from 14 countries, and three independent consultants.
It is a quarterly journal sent
to different subscribers, universities, research institutions, and international organizations. |
|
Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua (Water Technology and Sciences), formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), is a highly specialized journal with an
-
interdisciplinary approach and
-
an international scope of authors, editors, reviewers, and readers.
It is a descendant of the journal Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), published in its second series since 1985 by the Mexican Institute of Water Technology (IMTA), which in turn was the continuation of the journal Irrigación en México (Irrigation in Mexico) (1930-1947), Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (1972-1978), and Recursos hidráulicos (Water Resources (1972-1978).
The journal is geared towards researchers, academicians, specialists, and professionals interested in the analysis of, research in, and search for knowledge and solutions to water-related problems in the Spanish-speaking world.
Its contents are interdisciplinary in nature, with unpublished water-related articles and technical notes derived from research, that offer original scientific and technological contributions or innovations, within the fields of several disciplines, such as:
-
Water and energy.
-
Water quality.
-
Physical, biological, and chemical sciences.
-
Hydroagricultural sciences
-
Political and social science.
-
Scientific and technological development and innovation.
-
Water management.
-
Hydrology.
-
Hydraulics.
Its strict peer-review process establishes that each contribution be analyzed separately by at least three reviewers. Participating in this process are high-level experts, of renowned national and international prestige in their professional field, with the ability to evaluate both the quality and originality of contributions, as well as the degree of scientific and technological innovation of the material submitted for possible publication.
An average of almost 50% of its authors belong to foreign institutions, from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, France, Greece, Italy, Peru, Portugal, Spain, The United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
It is included in several national and international indexes and abstracts, such as the Index of Mexican Scientific and Technological Research Journals of the National Council for Science and Technology, as well as the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index® (ISI) and Expanded Thomson Reuters Research Alert® (ISI).
The journal's Editorial Board is comprised by an editor in chief, several thematic editors, and a technical secretary; all of them from both national and international institutions. The Board's job is to make sure the journal maintains its standards of quality and excellence as a publication dedicated to the dissemination of water knowledge.
The Editorial Committee is comprised of prominent personalities of the world of science and technology in diverse fields of knowledge, both in Mexico and abroad. The committee is currently 67-member strong: 7 from IMTA, 16 from other Mexican institutions, 41 from institutions from 14 countries, and three independent consultants.
It is a quarterly journal sent
to different subscribers, universities, research institutions, and international organizations |
|
Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua (Water Technology and Sciences), formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), is a highly specialized journal with an
-
interdisciplinary approach and
-
an international scope of authors, editors, reviewers, and readers.
It is a descendant of the journal Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), published in its second series since 1985 by the Mexican Institute of Water Technology (IMTA), which in turn was the continuation of the journal Irrigación en México (Irrigation in Mexico) (1930-1947), Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (1972-1978), and Recursos hidráulicos (Water Resources (1972-1978).
The journal is geared towards researchers, academicians, specialists, and professionals interested in the analysis of, research in, and search for knowledge and solutions to water-related problems in the Spanish-speaking world.
Its contents are interdisciplinary in nature, with unpublished water-related articles and technical notes derived from research, that offer original scientific and technological contributions or innovations, within the fields of several disciplines, such as:
-
Water and energy.
-
Water quality.
-
Physical, biological, and chemical sciences.
-
Hydroagricultural sciences
-
Political and social science.
-
Scientific and technological development and innovation.
-
Water management.
-
Hydrology.
-
Hydraulics.
Its strict peer-review process establishes that each contribution be analyzed separately by at least three reviewers. Participating in this process are high-level experts, of renowned national and international prestige in their professional field, with the ability to evaluate both the quality and originality of contributions, as well as the degree of scientific and technological innovation of the material submitted for possible publication.
An average of almost 50% of its authors belong to foreign institutions, from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, France, Greece, Italy, Peru, Portugal, Spain, The United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
It is included in several national and international indexes and abstracts, such as the Index of Mexican Scientific and Technological Research Journals of the National Council for Science and Technology, as well as the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index® (ISI) and Expanded Thomson Reuters Research Alert® (ISI).
The journal's Editorial Board is comprised by an editor in chief, several thematic editors, and a technical secretary; all of them from both national and international institutions. The Board's job is to make sure the journal maintains its standards of quality and excellence as a publication dedicated to the dissemination of water knowledge.
The Editorial Committee is comprised of prominent personalities of the world of science and technology in diverse fields of knowledge, both in Mexico and abroad. The committee is currently 67-member strong: 7 from IMTA, 16 from other Mexican institutions, 41 from institutions from 14 countries, and three independent consultants.
It is a quarterly journal sent
to different subscribers, universities, research institutions, and international organizations. |
About us
Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua (Water Technology and Sciences), formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), is a highly specialized journal with an
-
interdisciplinary approach and
-
an international scope of authors, editors, reviewers, and readers.
It is a descendant of the journal Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico), published in its second series since 1985 by the Mexican Institute of Water Technology (IMTA), which in turn was the continuation of the journal Irrigación en México (Irrigation in Mexico) (1930-1947), Ingeniería Hidráulica en México (1972-1978), and Recursos hidráulicos (Water Resources (1972-1978).
The journal is geared towards researchers, academicians, specialists, and professionals interested in the analysis of, research in, and search for knowledge and solutions to water-related problems in the Spanish-speaking world.
Its contents are interdisciplinary in nature, with unpublished water-related articles and technical notes derived from research, that offer original scientific and technological contributions or innovations, within the fields of several disciplines, such as:
-
Water and energy.
-
Water quality.
-
Physical, biological, and chemical sciences.
-
Hydroagricultural sciences
-
Political and social science.
-
Scientific and technological development and innovation.
-
Water management.
-
Hydrology.
-
Hydraulics.
Its strict peer-review process establishes that each contribution be analyzed separately by at least three reviewers. Participating in this process are high-level experts, of renowned national and international prestige in their professional field, with the ability to evaluate both the quality and originality of contributions, as well as the degree of scientific and technological innovation of the material submitted for possible publication.
An average of almost 50% of its authors belong to foreign institutions, from countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, France, Greece, Italy, Peru, Portugal, Spain, The United States, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
It is included in several national and international indexes and abstracts, such as the Index of Mexican Scientific and Technological Research Journals of the National Council for Science and Technology, as well as the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index® (ISI) and Expanded Thomson Reuters Research Alert® (ISI).
The journal's Editorial Board is comprised by an editor in chief, several thematic editors, and a technical secretary; all of them from both national and international institutions. The Board's job is to make sure the journal maintains its standards of quality and excellence as a publication dedicated to the dissemination of water knowledge.
The Editorial Committee is comprised of prominent personalities of the world of science and technology in diverse fields of knowledge, both in Mexico and abroad. The committee is currently 67-member strong: 7 from IMTA, 16 from other Mexican institutions, 41 from institutions from 14 countries, and three independent consultants.
It is a quarterly journal sent
to different subscribers, universities, research institutions, and international organizations.
|
Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua, formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México, is included in several national and international indexes and abstracts, such as the Index of Mexican Scientific and Technological Research Journals of the National Council for Science and Technology, as well as the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index® (ISI) and Expanded Thomson Reuters Research Alert® (ISI).
Below is the complete list of indexes and abstracts that include our journal (currently in transition):
- Actualidad Iberoamericana, CIT-III, Instituto Iberoamericano de Información en Ciencia y Tecnología.
- Applied Mechanics Reviews, The American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
- CAB Abstracts, CAB International.
- Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, CSA.
- Expanded Thomson Reuters Research Alert® (ISI)
- Fluid Abstracts: Civil Engineering, Fluid Abstracts.
- Fluid Abstracts: Process Engineering, Fluid Abstracts.
- Fuente Académica, EBSCO
- GeoArchive, Geosystems.
- GeoSEARCH, Geosystems.
- Geotitles, Geosystems.
- Hela, Hemeroteca Latinoamericana, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
- Hydro ROM, Geosystems.
- Hydrotitles, Geosystems.
- Índice de revistas mexicanas de investigación científica y tecnológica, Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología.
- International Civil Engineering Abstracts, CITIS.
- Latindex, Sistema Regional de Información en Línea para Revistas Científicas de América Latina, el Caribe, España y Portugal, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
- Marine, Oceanographic and Freshwater Resources, Geosystems.
- NISC Export Services, National Inquiry Services Centre.
- Periódica, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
- SciELO México, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
- Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index® (ISI)
- Water Resources Worldwide, Geosystems.
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Mission Statement
To disseminate water-related knowledge and scientific and technological advancements through the publication of original and unpublished articles and technical notes.
Our principles
- Impartiality.
- Objectivity.
- Honesty.
Our values
- Knowledge.
- Experience.
- Thematic authority.
Content
The journal's content is interdisciplinary in nature, with unpublished water-related articles and technical notes derived from research, that offer original scientific and technological contributions or innovations, within the fields of several disciplines.
Thematic Scope
Interdisciplinary, water-related, giving priority to the following knowledge fields:
- Water and energy.
- Water quality.
- Physical, biological, and chemical sciences.
- Hydro-agricultural sciences.
- Political and social science.
- Scientific and technological development and innovation.
- Water management.
- Hydrology.
- Hydraulics.
Types of Contributions
Technical article: A scientific document describing for the first time the results of research or a successful innovation contributing to or increasing current knowledge on water-related topics.
Technical note: A text dealing with advances in hydraulic engineering and the professional practice in other water-related fields, which, while not necessarily an original contribution, must be previously unpublished material.
Some articles submitted to the peer-review process may end up being published as notes or vice-versa. This is done by proposal and with the mutual agreement of the author(s) and the appropriate thematic editor. Both have virtually the same structure (abstract, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, conclusions, references).
Peer-review process
The journal carries out a rigorous peer-review process which demands that every paper be analyzed separately by at least three reviewers, who recommend its acceptance, its acceptance with minor changes, its acceptance with major changes, its rejection or its acceptance as a technical note with the appropriate changes.
It will be sought that at least one of every three reviewers belong to a foreign institution.
The reviewers cannot belong to the same institution as the authors submitting the article for publication.
In case of opposing or inconsistent judgements, the intervention of other reviewers or members of the Editorial Board can be solicited.
In exceptional cases, the approval or non-approval of an article will be decided on with the report of two reviewers, plus the opinion of the corresponding thematic editor or that of the editor in chief.
An article that has been rejected will not be admitted for a new peer-review process.
The peer-review process will be carried out in such a way that the authors and reviewers are blind to each other.
Participating in this process are high-level experts, of renowned national and international prestige in their professional field, with the ability to evaluate both the quality and originality of contributions, as well as the degree of scientific and technological innovation of the material submitted for possible publication.
This participation is considered a professional contribution, and is thus honorary.
Reviewers have a "Reviewers' guide" provided by the journal's Publishing Coordination.
Final judgement
The final judgement resulting from the peer-review process is indisputable.
Authors
Authors of any nationality may submit papers as long as they are in Spanish; however, we also accept papers submitted in Spanish and English.
Responsibility of the authors
Submitting a paper to our journal entails the commitment of its author not to submit it simultaneously to another publication. If the case should arise that a paper has been submitted to another medium for publication, the author commits to notifying the Publishing Coordination, which will put the peer-review process on hold and will inform the Editorial Board about the decision taken by the author.
Collaborators whose papers have been accepted will formally cede copyrights of the articles over to Water Technology and Sciences.
The content of the articles is the sole responsibility of their authors.
The author is responsible for the quality of the Spanish used. If the writing is poor, the contribution will be rejected. Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México, will only proofread for style and minor spelling and punctuation mistakes.
The author agrees to make the adjustments indicated by the Editorial Board within the specified time; otherwise, the article in question will be withdrawn from the peer-review process and will be classified as rejected.
The author should be attentive to solve the doubts and proposals presented by the editors and the publishing coordinator.
Every author should validate the final printing proofs or his or her text.
See the “Author Guidelines”.
Readership
Academicians, researchers, specialists, and professionals interested in the analysis of, research on, and quest for water-related knowledge and problem solutions.
Reception of Submissions
The reception of articles and notes is permanently open
Periodicity
Quarterly edition.
Subscription and distribution
The journal is distributed via paid and honorary subscriptions.
Open Access
Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México, allows open access to almost all the material published since 1985, except for that of the current year and the immediately previous year, which is only available to subscribers.
Special editions and extraordinary issues
Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México, may publish special issues, either alone or in collaboration with other renowned water-related journals, professional associations or publishing houses.
Likewise, it may publish articles by invitation, in recognition of the professional career of outstanding researchers.
In both cases, the quality of the technical content and scientific contribution will be controlled. |
EDITORIAL POLICY
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Mission Statement
To disseminate water-related knowledge and scientific and technological advancements through the publication of original and unpublished articles and technical notes.
Our principles
· Impartiality.
· Objectivity.
· Honesty.
Our values
· Knowledge.
· Experience.
· Thematic authority.
Content
The journal's content is interdisciplinary in nature, with unpublished water-related articles and technical notes derived from research, that offer original scientific and technological contributions or innovations, within the fields of several disciplines.
Thematic Scope
Interdisciplinary, water-related, giving priority to the following knowledge fields:
· Water and energy.
· Water quality.
· Physical, biological, and chemical sciences.
· Hydro-agricultural sciences.
· Political and social science.
· Scientific and technological development and innovation.
· Water management.
· Hydrology.
· Hydraulics.
Types of Contributions
Technical article: A scientific document describing for the first time the results of research or a successful innovation contributing to or increasing current knowledge on water-related topics.
Technical note: A text dealing with advances in hydraulic engineering and the professional practice in other water-related fields, which, while not necessarily an original contribution, must be previously unpublished material.
Some articles submitted to the peer-review process may end up being published as notes or vice-versa. This is done by proposal and with the mutual agreement of the author(s) and the appropriate thematic editor. Both have virtually the same structure (abstract, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, conclusions, references).
Peer-review process
The journal carries out a rigorous peer-review process which demands that every paper be analyzed separately by at least three reviewers, who recommend its acceptance, its acceptance with minor changes, its acceptance with major changes, its rejection or its acceptance as a technical note with the appropriate changes.
It will be sought that at least one of every three reviewers belong to a foreign institution.
The reviewers cannot belong to the same institution as the authors submitting the article for publication.
In case of opposing or inconsistent judgements, the intervention of other reviewers or members of the Editorial Board can be solicited.
In exceptional cases, the approval or non-approval of an article will be decided on with the report of two reviewers, plus the opinion of the corresponding thematic editor or that of the editor in chief.
An article that has been rejected will not be admitted for a new peer-review process.
The peer-review process will be carried out in such a way that the authors and reviewers are blind to each other.
Participating in this process are high-level experts, of renowned national and international prestige in their professional field, with the ability to evaluate both the quality and originality of contributions, as well as the degree of scientific and technological innovation of the material submitted for possible publication.
This participation is considered a professional contribution, and is thus honorary.
Reviewers have a "Reviewers' guide" provided by the journal's Publishing Coordination.
Final judgement
The final judgement resulting from the peer-review process is indisputable.
Authors
Authors of any nationality may submit papers as long as they are in Spanish; however, we also accept papers submitted in Spanish and English.
Responsibility of the authors
Submitting a paper to our journal entails the commitment of its author not to submit it simultaneously to another publication. If the case should arise that a paper has been submitted to another medium for publication, the author commits to notifying the Publishing Coordination, which will put the peer-review process on hold and will inform the Editorial Board about the decision taken by the author.
Collaborators whose papers have been accepted will formally cede copyrights of the articles over to Water Technology and Sciences.
The content of the articles is the sole responsibility of their authors.
The author is responsible for the quality of the Spanish used. If the writing is poor, the contribution will be rejected. Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México, will only proofread for style and minor spelling and punctuation mistakes.
The author agrees to make the adjustments indicated by the Editorial Board within the specified time; otherwise, the article in question will be withdrawn from the peer-review process and will be classified as rejected.
The author should be attentive to solve the doubts and proposals presented by the editors and the publishing coordinator.
Every author should validate the final printing proofs or his or her text.
See the “Author Guidelines”.
Readership
Academicians, researchers, specialists, and professionals interested in the analysis of, research on, and quest for water-related knowledge and problem solutions.
Reception of Submissions
The reception of articles and notes is permanently open
Periodicity
Quarterly edition.
Subscription and distribution
The journal is distributed via paid and honorary subscriptions.
Open Access
Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México, allows open access to almost all the material published since 1985, except for that of the current year and the immediately previous year, which is only available to subscribers.
Special editions and extraordinary issues
Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Ingeniería Hidráulica en México, may publish special issues, either alone or in collaboration with other renowned water-related journals, professional associations or publishing houses.
Likewise, it may publish articles by invitation, in recognition of the professional career of outstanding researchers.
In both cases, the quality of the technical content and scientific contribution will be controlled. |
Instructions to Authors
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Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico, calls on specialists to collaborate with unpublished articles and technical notes related to water, derived from research and offering original contributions within the fields of water and energy; water quality; physical, biological, and chemical sciences; hydro-agricultural sciences; political and social science; scientific and technological development and innovation; water management; hydrology, and hydraulics, among other disciplines, according to the following guidelines:
Texts will be preferably accepted in Spanish, but they can also be sent in Spanish and English.
ARTICLE FORMATTING
FONT TYPE: Palatino en todo el documento (cuerpo del texto, cuadros e ilustraciones).
FONT SIZE: Eight, nine, ten, and twenty point size according to the following table:
| 8 POINT PALATINO |
9 POINT PALATINO |
10 POINT PALATINO |
20 POINT ALL CAPS PALATINO |
Tables.
Figures.
Acknowledgements.
References. |
Author name(s).
Author organization.
Abstract in Spanish.
Abstract in English.
Author's organization address. |
Text body.
Title in English. |
Title in Spanish. |
LINE SPACING: double space.
PAGE NUMBERING: all pages must be numbered.
LENGTH
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Technical article: thirty pages (numbered), including figures and tables.
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Technical note: ten pages (numbered), including figures and tables.
CONTENT
The article should offer significant contributions to scientific and technological knowledge within the field.
It should be based on research that has been concluded or has reached a certain stage in its development.
It will show results from a series of experiences lasting one year or more, and will be backed by an adequate bibliographic review.
The basic structure of the text should consist of an introduction, the development, and conclusions.
Preferably, the classical outline should be followed: abstract, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, conclusions, and references.
Title
The title, written in both Spanish and English, should be informative and no longer than 12 words.
Abstract
The abstract, written in both Spanish and English, should be concise and offer a wide overview of the research (objective, methodology, results, and conclusions), and should not be longer than 250 words.
Keywords
A list of up to eight keywords in English and Spanish should be given in order to help retrieve the information.
Footnotes
Not admitted. Any notes should be incorporated in the text.
Acknowledgements
To be included after the text and before the references.
Tables
Only one table per page.
A list of all tables should be given after the references.
Figures
Only one figure per page.
All figures must include a caption.
Figures should have high resolution.
Note: If the article is approved for publication, the author should send each figure as high-resolution JPG files.
References
All bibliography should be referenced within the main body of the document.
If addressing topics that are of common domain in the scientific and technological world, references of papers showing the knowledge of the authors of the state of the art should be given.
Avoid self-references as much as possible.
You should include at least one reference to an article published inTecnología y Ciencias del Agua or Ingeniería Hidráulica en México.
The international ISO-690-2 standard will be used. References to the literature used for preparing the document will be made by giving the last name of the author and the date, enclosed in parenthesis. For example, (Black, 1989), and should be ordered alphabetically, making sure they are complete.
Examples of references:
Books
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Book title in uppercase/lowercase and italic letters. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition. Edition. Publication (city, publishing house, and year of publication).
Example:
LEVI, E. Tratado elemental de hidráulica. Segunda edición. Jiutepec, Mexico: Instituto Mexicano de Tecnología del Agua, 1996, 303 pp.
If there are two or more authors:
GARCÍA, E., GONZÁLEZ, R., MARTÍNEZ, P., ATHALA, J. and PAZ-SOLDÁN, G.A. Guía de aplicación de los métodos de cálculo de caudales de reserva ecológicos en México. Colección Manuales. Mexico: Convenio SGP-IMTA, 1999, 190 pp.
Book or article titles should not be translated. If there is a Spanish version, it will be indicated at the end of the original reference preceded by a period.
Journals
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Article title in normal type, upper- and lowercase letters. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition. Publication in upper- and lowercase, italic letters. Edition (volume, number, year, pages).
Example:
DÖLING, O.R. y VARAS, E. Operación de sistemas de recursos de agua multipropósito usando un modelo de simulación de procesos. Ingeniería hidráulica en México. Vol. XV, núm. 2, mayo-agosto de 2000, pp. 5-18.
Electronic documents
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Publication in upper- and lowercase, italic letters. Media type in brackets. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition). Edition. Place of publication. Publishing house. Date. Date of publication. Search date in brackets. Series (optional). Notes (optional). Availability and access. Electronic address.
Example:
CARROLL, L. Alice's adventures in Wonderland [en línea]. Textinfo ed. 2.1. Dortmund, Alemania. WindSpiel, noviembre de 1994 [citado el 10 de febrero de 1995]. Disponible para World Wide Web: http://www.germany.eu.net/books/carroll/alice.html. También disponible en versiones PostScript y ASCII para Internet:: ftp://ftp.Germany.EU.net/pub/books/carroll/IDIOMAEn
LANGUAGE
Spanish, although manuscripts in Spanish along with an English translation are also accepted.
DIGIT GROUPING AND USE OF DECIMAL POINT
Digit grouping will be indicated with a space, while fractions will be separated with a decimal point.
En Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua, antes Ingeniería hidráulica en México, se marcará la división entre millares con un espacio en blanco; mientras que para separar los números enteros de sus fracciones, cuando las haya, se usará el punto.
Al respecto, se retoma lo que indica el Diccionario panhispánico de dudas, editado por la Real Academia Española y la Asociación de Academias de la Lengua Española, en 2005, sobre las expresiones numéricas: “se acepta el uso anglosajón del punto, normal en algunos países hispanoamericanos…: π = 3.1416.”. |
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Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico, calls on specialists to collaborate with unpublished articles and technical notes related to water, derived from research and offering original contributions within the fields of water and energy; water quality; physical, biological, and chemical sciences; hydro-agricultural sciences; political and social science; scientific and technological development and innovation; water management; hydrology, and hydraulics, among other disciplines, according to the following guidelines:
Texts will be preferably accepted in Spanish, but they can also be sent in Spanish and English.
ARTICLE FORMATTING
FONT TYPE: Palatino en todo el documento (cuerpo del texto, cuadros e ilustraciones).
FONT SIZE: Eight, nine, ten, and twenty point size according to the following table:
| 8 POINT PALATINO |
9 POINT PALATINO |
10 POINT PALATINO |
20 POINT ALL CAPS PALATINO |
Tables.
Figures.
Acknowledgements.
References. |
Author name(s).
Author organization.
Abstract in Spanish.
Abstract in English.
Author's organization address. |
Text body.
Title in English. |
Title in Spanish. |
LINE SPACING: double space.
PAGE NUMBERING: all pages must be numbered.
LENGTH
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Technical article: thirty pages (numbered), including figures and tables.
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Technical note: ten pages (numbered), including figures and tables.
CONTENT
The article should offer significant contributions to scientific and technological knowledge within the field.
It should be based on research that has been concluded or has reached a certain stage in its development.
It will show results from a series of experiences lasting one year or more, and will be backed by an adequate bibliographic review.
The basic structure of the text should consist of an introduction, the development, and conclusions.
Preferably, the classical outline should be followed: abstract, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, conclusions, and references.
Title
The title, written in both Spanish and English, should be informative and no longer than 12 words.
Abstract
The abstract, written in both Spanish and English, should be concise and offer a wide overview of the research (objective, methodology, results, and conclusions), and should not be longer than 250 words.
Keywords
A list of up to eight keywords in English and Spanish should be given in order to help retrieve the information.
Footnotes
Not admitted. Any notes should be incorporated in the text.
Acknowledgements
To be included after the text and before the references.
Tables
Only one table per page.
A list of all tables should be given after the references.
Figures
Only one figure per page.
All figures must include a caption.
Figures should have high resolution.
Note: If the article is approved for publication, the author should send each figure as high-resolution JPG files.
References
All bibliography should be referenced within the main body of the document.
If addressing topics that are of common domain in the scientific and technological world, references of papers showing the knowledge of the authors of the state of the art should be given.
Avoid self-references as much as possible.
You should include at least one reference to an article published inTecnología y Ciencias del Agua or Ingeniería Hidráulica en México.
The international ISO-690-2 standard will be used. References to the literature used for preparing the document will be made by giving the last name of the author and the date, enclosed in parenthesis. For example, (Black, 1989), and should be ordered alphabetically, making sure they are complete.
Examples of references:
Books
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Book title in uppercase/lowercase and italic letters. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition. Edition. Publication (city, publishing house, and year of publication).
Example:
LEVI, E. Tratado elemental de hidráulica. Segunda edición. Jiutepec, Mexico: Instituto Mexicano de Tecnología del Agua, 1996, 303 pp.
If there are two or more authors:
GARCÍA, E., GONZÁLEZ, R., MARTÍNEZ, P., ATHALA, J. and PAZ-SOLDÁN, G.A. Guía de aplicación de los métodos de cálculo de caudales de reserva ecológicos en México. Colección Manuales. Mexico: Convenio SGP-IMTA, 1999, 190 pp.
Book or article titles should not be translated. If there is a Spanish version, it will be indicated at the end of the original reference preceded by a period.
Journals
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Article title in normal type, upper- and lowercase letters. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition. Publication in upper- and lowercase, italic letters. Edition (volume, number, year, pages).
Example:
DÖLING, O.R. y VARAS, E. Operación de sistemas de recursos de agua multipropósito usando un modelo de simulación de procesos. Ingeniería hidráulica en México. Vol. XV, núm. 2, mayo-agosto de 2000, pp. 5-18.
Electronic documents
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Publication in upper- and lowercase, italic letters. Media type in brackets. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition). Edition. Place of publication. Publishing house. Date. Date of publication. Search date in brackets. Series (optional). Notes (optional). Availability and access. Electronic address.
Example:
CARROLL, L. Alice's adventures in Wonderland [en línea]. Textinfo ed. 2.1. Dortmund, Alemania. WindSpiel, noviembre de 1994 [citado el 10 de febrero de 1995]. Disponible para World Wide Web: http://www.germany.eu.net/books/carroll/alice.html. También disponible en versiones PostScript y ASCII para Internet:: ftp://ftp.Germany.EU.net/pub/books/carroll/IDIOMAEn
LANGUAGE
Spanish, although manuscripts in Spanish along with an English translation are also accepted.
DIGIT GROUPING AND USE OF DECIMAL POINT
Digit grouping will be indicated with a space, while fractions will be separated with a decimal point.
En Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua, antes Ingeniería hidráulica en México, se marcará la división entre millares con un espacio en blanco; mientras que para separar los números enteros de sus fracciones, cuando las haya, se usará el punto.
Al respecto, se retoma lo que indica el Diccionario panhispánico de dudas, editado por la Real Academia Española y la Asociación de Academias de la Lengua Española, en 2005, sobre las expresiones numéricas: “se acepta el uso anglosajón del punto, normal en algunos países hispanoamericanos…: π = 3.1416.”.
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AUTHOR GUIDELINES
Water Technology and Sciences, formerly Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico, calls on specialists to collaborate with unpublished articles and technical notes related to water, derived from research and offering original contributions within the fields of water and energy; water quality; physical, biological, and chemical sciences; hydro-agricultural sciences; political and social science; scientific and technological development and innovation; water management; hydrology, and hydraulics, among other disciplines, according to the following guidelines:
Texts will be preferably accepted in Spanish, but they can also be sent in Spanish and English.
ARTICLE FORMATTING
FONT TYPE: Palatino en todo el documento (cuerpo del texto, cuadros e ilustraciones).
FONT SIZE: Eight, nine, ten, and twenty point size according to the following table:
|
8 POINT PALATINO |
9 POINT PALATINO |
10 POINT PALATINO |
20 POINT ALL CAPS PALATINO |
|
Tables.
Figures.
Acknowledgements.
References. |
Author name(s).
Author organization.
Abstract in Spanish.
Abstract in English.
Author's organization address. |
Text body.
Title in English. |
Title in Spanish. |
LINE SPACING: double space.
PAGE NUMBERING: all pages must be numbered.
LENGTH
· Technical article: thirty pages (numbered), including figures and tables.
· Technical note: ten pages (numbered), including figures and tables.
CONTENT
The article should offer significant contributions to scientific and technological knowledge within the field.
It should be based on research that has been concluded or has reached a certain stage in its development.
It will show results from a series of experiences lasting one year or more, and will be backed by an adequate bibliographic review.
The basic structure of the text should consist of an introduction, the development, and conclusions.
Preferably, the classical outline should be followed: abstract, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, conclusions, and references.
Title
The title, written in both Spanish and English, should be informative and no longer than 12 words.
Abstract
The abstract, written in both Spanish and English, should be concise and offer a wide overview of the research (objective, methodology, results, and conclusions), and should not be longer than 250 words.
Keywords
A list of up to eight keywords in English and Spanish should be given in order to help retrieve the information.
Footnotes
Not admitted. Any notes should be incorporated in the text.
Acknowledgements
To be included after the text and before the references.
Tables
Only one table per page.
A list of all tables should be given after the references.
Figures
Only one figure per page.
All figures must include a caption.
Figures should have high resolution.
Note: If the article is approved for publication, the author should send each figure as high-resolution JPG files.
References
All bibliography should be referenced within the main body of the document.
If addressing topics that are of common domain in the scientific and technological world, references of papers showing the knowledge of the authors of the state of the art should be given.
Avoid self-references as much as possible.
You should include at least one reference to an article published inTecnología y Ciencias del Agua or Ingeniería Hidráulica en México.
The international ISO-690-2 standard will be used. References to the literature used for preparing the document will be made by giving the last name of the author and the date, enclosed in parenthesis. For example, (Black, 1989), and should be ordered alphabetically, making sure they are complete.
Examples of references:
Books
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Book title in uppercase/lowercase and italic letters. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition. Edition. Publication (city, publishing house, and year of publication).
Example:
LEVI, E. Tratado elemental de hidráulica. Segunda edición. Jiutepec, Mexico: Instituto Mexicano de Tecnología del Agua, 1996, 303 pp.
If there are two or more authors:
GARCÍA, E., GONZÁLEZ, R., MARTÍNEZ, P., ATHALA, J. and PAZ-SOLDÁN, G.A. Guía de aplicación de los métodos de cálculo de caudales de reserva ecológicos en México. Colección Manuales. Mexico: Convenio SGP-IMTA, 1999, 190 pp.
Book or article titles should not be translated. If there is a Spanish version, it will be indicated at the end of the original reference preceded by a period.
Journals
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Article title in normal type, upper- and lowercase letters. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition. Publication in upper- and lowercase, italic letters. Edition (volume, number, year, pages).
Example:
DÖLING, O.R. y VARAS, E. Operación de sistemas de recursos de agua multipropósito usando un modelo de simulación de procesos. Ingeniería hidráulica en México. Vol. XV, núm. 2, mayo-agosto de 2000, pp. 5-18.
Electronic documents
Author's last name and initials in uppercase letters. Publication in upper- and lowercase, italic letters. Media type in brackets. Editorial responsibilities, such as translation and edition). Edition. Place of publication. Publishing house. Date. Date of publication. Search date in brackets. Series (optional). Notes (optional). Availability and access. Electronic address.
Example:
CARROLL, L. Alice's adventures in Wonderland [en línea]. Textinfo ed. 2.1. Dortmund, Alemania. WindSpiel, noviembre de 1994 [citado el 10 de febrero de 1995]. Disponible para World Wide Web: http://www.germany.eu.net/books/carroll/alice.html. También disponible en versiones PostScript y ASCII para Internet:: ftp://ftp.Germany.EU.net/pub/books/carroll/IDIOMAEn
LANGUAGE
Spanish, although manuscripts in Spanish along with an English translation are also accepted.
DIGIT GROUPING AND USE OF DECIMAL POINT
Digit grouping will be indicated with a space, while fractions will be separated with a decimal point.
En Tecnología y Ciencias del Agua, antes Ingeniería hidráulica en México, se marcará la división entre millares con un espacio en blanco; mientras que para separar los números enteros de sus fracciones, cuando las haya, se usará el punto.
Al respecto, se retoma lo que indica el Diccionario panhispánico de dudas, editado por la Real Academia Española y la Asociación de Academias de la Lengua Española, en 2005, sobre las expresiones numéricas: “se acepta el uso anglosajón del punto, normal en algunos países hispanoamericanos…: π = 3.1416.”.
Editorial Board
Comprised by the editor in chief, the thematic editors, and the technical secretary. The Board's job is to make sure the journal maintains its standards of quality and excellence as a publication dedicated to the dissemination of water knowledge.
Editor in Chief
Dr. Nahún Hamed García Villanueva
Mexican Institute of Water Technology
Editor in Water and energy
Dr. Humberto Marengo Mogollón
Federal Electricity Commission, Mexico
Editor in Water Quality
Dra. Blanca Elena Jiménez Cisneros
National Autonomous University of Mexico
Editor in Hydro-agricultural Sciences
Dr. Enrique Palacios Vélez
Mexico
Editor in Political and Social Sciences
Dra. Jacinta Palerm Viqueira
Colegio de Postgraduados, Mexico
Editor in Water Management
Dr. Carlos Fernández Jáuregui
Water Assessment and Advisory-Global Network, Spain
Editor in Hydraulics
Dr. Felipe I. Arreguín Cortés
National Water Commission, Mexico
Editor in Hydrology
Dr. Fco. Javier Aparicio Mijares
Mexican Institute of Water Technology
Editor in Scientific and Technological Innovation
Dr. Polioptro F. Martínez Austria
Mexican Institute of Water Technology
Technical Secretary
M.A. Fernando C. Reyna Guzmán
Mexican Institute of Water Technology
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