Journal of Ecohydrology

Journal of Ecohydrology

Welcome to the "Journal of Ecohydrology"

 

Today, ecohydrology is considered a foundation for sustainable development in watersheds. Authors in this field focus on understanding the interaction between hydrological cycles and ecosystem behavior, while also addressing issues caused by human activities that disrupt the delicate balance between water resources and environmental sustainability. These interactions are crucial for food security, soil protection, and the aesthetic value of the environment.

The Journal of Ecohydrology is a scientific journal published by the the University of Tehran in collaboration with the Iranian Association of Watershed Management. It has been awarded a "A" ranking in the latest evaluation by the Ministry of Science of Iran. The journal aims to introduce professors, specialists, experts, and students in ecohydrology, natural resources, environmental sciences, water engineering, and management to new research in various fields related to engineering, managing, and planning water resources in natural and human-made ecosystems.

This journal, published in collaboration with the Iranian Association of Watershed Management, focuses on ecohydrological topics (please refer to the objectives and perspectives section in the journal's information section) and publishes scientific-research articles. Authors are required to submit their manuscripts electronically through the "Submit Manuscript" page and follow the review process. Submitted manuscripts will undergo comprehensive peer review, and, if approved, will be published after necessary revisions. The journal prioritizes selecting high-quality articles and expediting the review process to ensure timely feedback to authors. Please prepare your manuscript in the requested format after carefully reading the author guidelines.

Journal of Ecohydrology

  • Publication Frequency: Quarterly
  • Language of Publication: Persian with extended abstract in English
  • Review Type: Specialized peer review in a closed review process with at least two reviewers
  • Publisher: University of Tehran Press

  • Concessionaire: Iranian Association of Watershed Management

Timelines:

  • Initial review: Maximum 5 days
  • Final review process: Maximum 2 months
  • Average time to final decision: 8 weeks
  • Acceptance RateAbout 0.36 (36%)

Journal Email: IJE@ut.ac.ir

Fees:

  • Article publication fee: 6,000,000 IRR (2,000,000 IRR for the initial review and 4,000,000 IRR for publication fee). Payment should be made to account number 4001070103006825 (IBAN: IR830100004001070103006825) under the name "University of Tehran's Exclusive Income Concentration Account at the Central Bank" with deposit ID 372070174140107000000005102202. A receipt of the transaction must be uploaded to the journal's website.

Plagiarism Check:
Authors must check their manuscript for plagiarism through the Irandoc platform before submission. The plagiarism report should be attached during submission. Submissions without a complete report will be returned.

Manuscript Guidelines:
Adhering to scientific standards, each article should not exceed 5,500 words and a maximum of 12 pages.

Note to Authors:
To maintain the quality of submissions and diversity of contributions, each author may submit only two articles to the journal per year. This policy applies to all authors, including editorial board members, regardless of their position in the authorship order.

Open Access: Yes, free access to articles    

Type of LicenseCC BY-NC - Creative Commons   

Intellectual property rights: Authors whose articles are published by Ecohydrology are the copyright owners.   
DOI Assignment: Accepted articles will be assigned DOI numbers.
ORCID Requirement: Authors must obtain an ORCID ID from https://orcid.org and include it during registration.

The Ecohydrology Journal, affiliated with the Iranian Association of Watershed Management, has achieved a Q2 ranking in the latest evaluation by the Islamic World Science Citation Database.

Reviewer Membership on Publons:
Reviewers must register on https://publons.com/about/home, obtain their profile link, and send it to the journal's email at IJE@ut.ac.ir.

This journal adheres to the ethical publishing policies of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

Print ISSN: 2423-6098
Online ISSN: 2423-6101              
 
Current Issue: Volume 13, Issue 2, Spring 2026, Pages 1241-1267 

Keywords Cloud

  • climate change
  • Groundwater
  • remote sensing
  • Drought
  • Flood
  • Water quality
  • Runoff
  • Artificial Neural Network
  • zoning
  • GIS
  • simulation
  • Precipitation
  • LARS-WG
  • Uncertainty
  • Optimization
  • Evapotranspiration
  • Random forest
  • water footprint
  • water resources
  • SWAT Model
  • Support vector machine
  • Heavy metals
  • SDSM
  • Machine learning
  • Aquifer
  • Sustainable Development
  • Downscaling
  • SPI
  • Habitat Suitability
  • time series
  • MODFLOW
  • Flood Management
  • Urmia Lake
  • water resources management
  • IHACRES
  • Groundwater quality
  • Prioritization
  • Rainfall
  • HEC-RAS
  • groundwater
  • Land use
  • trend
  • Groundwater level
  • Greenhouse Gases
  • Genetic Algorithm
  • Trend Analysis
  • RCP scenarios
  • AHP
  • Flow regime
  • Clustering
  • GIS
  • SPI Index
  • Flood routing
  • Artificial recharge
  • modeling
  • Environmental flow
  • Multi-Criteria Decision Making
  • Nitrate
  • Fuzzy
  • Groundwater vulnerability
  • calibration
  • Environmental Water Requirement
  • Lake Urmia
  • Rainfall-runoff
  • Bank erosion
  • Sediment
  • HEC-HMS model
  • Flooding
  • Talar watershed
  • vulnerability
  • Mann-Kendall Test
  • HEC-HMS
  • Google Earth Engine
  • Water quality
  • Virtual water
  • ANFIS
  • Fuzzy logic
  • validation
  • water pollution
  • Soil moisture
  • Deep learning
  • subsidence
  • SEBAL
  • Gene Expression Programming
  • Optimization
  • interpolation
  • factor analysis
  • Copula Functions
  • Hydrograph
  • uncertainty
  • Rangeland
  • Hydraulic Simulation
  • simulation
  • drinking water
  • Water shortage
  • Hydrogeochemistry
  • Geostatistics
  • temperature
  • Spring
  • Land Subsidence
  • Land degradation
  • flood zoning
  • Hydrological drought
  • Reference Evapotranspiration
  • Residence Time
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Emission scenarios
  • Iran
  • Urmia Lake Basin
  • Fars province
  • Sediment Rating Curve
  • Soil loss
  • SDSM model
  • TOPSIS
  • Meteorological drought
  • Zonation
  • Soil erosion
  • Groundwater Potential
  • NDWI
  • Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)
  • Artificial Neural Networks
  • Classification
  • WaPOR
  • Vulnerability
  • Dissolved Oxygen
  • modeling
  • DRASTIC model
  • Dust
  • Snow water equivalent
  • ecosystem
  • NDVI
  • Landsat
  • Erodibility
  • Water body
  • GMS
  • SPEI
  • Watershed management
  • Drought Index
  • Water
  • ungauged basins
  • Water balance
  • Climate Variables
  • temperature
  • Copula function
  • Water requirement
  • Scenario
  • downscaling
  • arsenic
  • DRASTIC
  • vegetation
  • Irrigation networks
  • Persian Gulf
  • Electrical conductivity
  • irrigation water price
  • Water quality index
  • interception
  • Evaporation
  • Maroon Basin
  • operation
  • Bojnourd Plain
  • wetland
  • surface water
  • Calibration
  • Landsat 8
  • Game theory
  • Standard Precipitation Index
  • Dam Reservoir
  • remote sensing
  • RVA
  • Beshar River
  • Saltwater intrusion
  • Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm
  • LARS_WG
  • Soil Salinity
  • Prediction
  • Governance
  • Data Mining
  • Geostatistical
  • Crisis Management
  • Strategic Management
  • soil conservation
  • Khuzestan
  • agricultural water management
  • VENSIM
  • Satellite data
  • vegetation
  • rainwater harvesting
  • Geostatistic
  • Water Accounting
  • Telvar River
  • Greenhouse
  • Soil and Water Conservation
  • Akaike Criterion
  • Regression
  • climate models
  • Heavy metals
  • Tourism
  • Ziarat
  • Climate variability
  • hydrogeology

Related Journals