Solicitation letter for the special issue of "Climate Change, Extreme Weather, and Complex Disaster Response"
1.Special issue optional themes
1.1 Extreme weather and flood disasters
1.1.1 Sponge City Construction and Regional Water Resource Management
1.1.2 Resilient City Construction and Extreme Weather Disaster Risk Assessment and Emergency Management
1.1.3 Super conventional rainstorm flood disaster and lifeline system construction
1.1.4 Modernization of Agriculture and Rural Areas and Flood Control and Disaster Relief
1.1.5 Experience and lessons learned from typical Chinese cities (such as Chongqing, Zhengzhou, Xi'an, Lanzhou, etc.) in dealing with floods and waterlogging
1.1.6 Response to flash floods
1.1.7 Geological disasters such as landslides and mudslides caused by rainfall and floods
1.2 Climate change and drought disasters
1.2.1 Climate anomalies and drought
1.2.2 Extreme high temperature and drought in the context of climate change
1.2.3 The mechanism and impact of combined drought disasters under global warming
1.2.4 Comprehensive response to drought and risk assessment and management
1.2.5 Unconventional severe drought and social ecological system response
1.3 The formation and response of regional composite disasters
1.3.1 The impact of major regional droughts on industrial and agricultural production and ecological environment
1.3.2 Formation mechanism of flood and drought disasters in river basins or regions
1.3.3 Comprehensive Response to Major Drought and Flood Disasters under the Construction of the Great Security and Emergency Framework
1.3.4 The formation mechanism and response of sudden changes in drought and flood disasters
1.3.5 Emergency response and management of composite extreme disasters
1.3.6 The relationship between human activities and regional flood and drought disasters
2. Submission requirements
The following basic requirements should be meet:
2.1 The submission deadline for the special issue is March 15, 2024.
2.2 There is no limit to the genre of the article. Both review and research papers are acceptable. Submission of review papers is encouraged. When submitting, "(Comprehensive Disaster Response Special Issue)" should be indicated at the end of the title .
2.3 This magazine is positioned as an innovation in water conservancy science research and application technology. From the title, introduction, methods, results discussion to conclusion of the manuscripts, it is necessary to clearly reflect the innovative points of the article.
2.4 The manuscripts should be concise and concise with a clear intention.
2.5 The abstract should be independent and self explanatory, and should explain the purpose, methods, results, and conclusions of the article, with a focus on innovation and discovery. The word count of the abstract is generally over 300 words.
2.6 The introduction must introduce the work of peers and the innovative points of the article. The introduction should have a summary and commentary, progressing layer by layer.
2.7 Other people's data and achievements cited must be listed in the reference list. There should be at least 25 references, with more than half of them being academic literature in the past 5 years.
Please refer to the Chinese and English manuscript templates for the specific manuscript format of "Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering". The template file is available in the download center at the bottom left of the official website（ https://sjwj.cbpt.cnki.net/ ）.
3.Contact for special issue
If you have any questions about the submission of the special issue "Climate Change, Extreme Weather, and Complex Disaster Response", or if you need to consult about publication matters in the journal, please contact:
Contact person: Wang Haifeng
Phone: 010-63205981
Email: 13941816@qq.com
Fax: 010-63205987
Address: Building C, No. 3 Yuyuantan South Road, Haidian District, Beijing, 100038