Journal metrics
CiteScore
2.2
2.2
SNIP0.828
SJR0.391
Scimago H
index16
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Editorial board
Editors of this journal work on a purely voluntary basis without remuneration. This secures the freedom of taking editorial decisions purely based on scientific quality assurance without any interference with the economic interests an open-access publisher might have.
Editors-in-chief
Luuk Rietveld
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences
Department Water Management,
Department Water Management,
Netherlands
Subject areas
Subject areas
Tools: modeling and simulation
Jan Peter van der Hoek
TU Delft
Delft University of Technology
Water Management
Delft University of Technology
Water Management
Netherlands
Executive editors
Monique Bekkenutte
Koninklijk Nederlands Waternetwerk (KNW)
Water
Water
Netherlands
Bhekie Mamba
University of South Africa
South Africa
Atul Mittal
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering
India
Subject areas
Subject areas
Applications: potable vs. non-potable
Sources: pollution
Substances: emerging chemical contaminants (endocrine disrupting compounds)
Treatment: adsorption
Treatment: natural treatment
Sources: pollution
Substances: emerging chemical contaminants (endocrine disrupting compounds)
Treatment: adsorption
Treatment: natural treatment
Ran Shang
TU Delft
Water Management
Water Management
Netherlands
Chang-Ping Yu
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Institute of Urban Environment
Institute of Urban Environment
China
Topical editors
Mirjam Blokker
KWR Watercycle Research Institute
Netherlands
Talis Juhna
Riga Technical University
Department of Water Engineering and Technology
Department of Water Engineering and Technology
Latvia
Subject areas
Subject areas
Distribution: treatment - distribution interaction
Substances: nom
Treatment: adsorption
Treatment: biological treatment
Treatment: coagulation, sedimentation, flotation, flocculation
Treatment: granular filtration
Substances: nom
Treatment: adsorption
Treatment: biological treatment
Treatment: coagulation, sedimentation, flotation, flocculation
Treatment: granular filtration
Pierre Le-Clech
University of New South Wales
UNESCO Centre for Membrane Science & Technology
Faculty of Applied Sciences
UNESCO Centre for Membrane Science & Technology
Faculty of Applied Sciences
Australia
Subject areas
Subject areas
Substances: nom
Treatment: advanced oxidation
Treatment: biological treatment
Treatment: microfiltration, ultrafiltration
Treatment: advanced oxidation
Treatment: biological treatment
Treatment: microfiltration, ultrafiltration
Long Nghiem
University of Wollongong
School of Civil Mining and Environmental
Engineering Faculty of Engineering
School of Civil Mining and Environmental
Engineering Faculty of Engineering
Australia
Irena Petrinic
University of Maribor
Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Slovenia
Subject areas
Subject areas
Applications: industry
Applications: potable vs. non-potable
Applications: water reuse and recycling
Sources: pollution
Substances: nom
Treatment: microfiltration, ultrafiltration
Treatment: nanofiltration, reverse osmosis
Applications: potable vs. non-potable
Applications: water reuse and recycling
Sources: pollution
Substances: nom
Treatment: microfiltration, ultrafiltration
Treatment: nanofiltration, reverse osmosis
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