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The updated publication policy now is extended by the journal's open access statement, its archiving and indexing scheme, and explicit policies on corrections and retractions. 
The general obligations for editors, referees, and authors have been revised to give advice for the appropriate handling of literature suggestions.
From 6 June onwards, all newly submitted articles, if accepted for publication, will be distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
To make it as easy as possible for users without technical knowledge to cut and paste or click to share DOIs, CrossRef has changed the display and citation guidelines for DOIs from "doi:10.5194/abcd" to "https://doi.org/10.5194/abcd".
Copernicus Publications has extended the article level metrics (ALMs) by showing the geographical distribution of views. This information is available for articles published after 3 August 2016.
English copy-editing is now included in DWES's article processing charges as a standard service for all final revised articles.
We have summarized the upcoming changes to DWES by the end of the year.
In cooperation with the TIB|AV-Portal DWES authors can now add short, citable video abstracts and video supplements to their articles.
From January 2016 onwards, DWES will see changes to the way papers are archived and paid for.
We have updated our data policy: it now also refers to the Data Citation Principles and stresses the necessity of data availability.
Drinking Water Engineering and Science (DWES) has received the new DOAJ Seal which recognizes journals with an exceptionally high level of publishing standards and best practice.
After more than seven years five founding editors of DWES are stepping down and we welcome six new members to the editorial board.
Drinking Water Engineering and Science (DWES) has become a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and thereby subscribes to the principles of COPE.
The DWES website has been given a new look, and the navigation has been adjusted.
Further details:
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Drinking Water Engineering and Science (DWES) has started an XML-first workflow and will provide all new articles in full-text XML from now on.
Article level metrics (ALMs) comprise a set of easy-to-understand real-time impact indicators that track how an article is read, discussed, or cited.
DWES has implemented publication ethics in order to guarantee high scientific and ethical standards.
DWES has just published its new data policy.
We are proud to announce that after a successful cooperation in 2009 and 2011, DWES will publish the best papers of CCWI 2013 "Crossing the currents, water and social media" conference in a special issue.
We are pleased to announce that Luuk Rietveld has taken over the position as Editor-in-Chief, formerly held by Gertjan Medema.
DWES will publish the best papers of the Baltic Water Research Platform conference.
We are pleased to announce Gertjan Medema has taken over the Chief-Editor position of Gary Amy.
DWES will publish the best papers of the Filtech 2011 conference.
Announcement archive
- DWES provides full-text XML for all new articles
(24 Nov 2014) - Article-level metrics available
(29 Oct 2013) - Publication Ethics
- New Data Policy
- DWES publishes the best papers of the "Crossing the currents, water and social media" conference in a special issue. More information.
- After a successful cooperation in 2009 and 2011, we are proud to publish the best papers of "CCWI 2013" in a special issue.
- New Editor-in-Chief: Luuk Rietveld
(10 Jul 2013) - DWES will publish the best papers of the Baltic Water Research Platform conference.
(10 May 2011) - We are pleased to announce Gertjan Medema had taken over the chief-editor position of Gary Amy.
(13 Apr 2011)
- Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities (20–22 Oct 2003)
- Budapest Open Access Initiative (14 Feb 2002)
