Aquamundi: a new sientific journal

AQUAmundi is an interdisciplinary journal of water sciences engaged to explain observable phenomena in the field. Research in hydrogeology will be integrated with other disciplines such as engineering geology, hydrogeochemistry, hydrogeobiology, mathematics and numerical modeling, water protection and risks.

AQUAmundi deals with:

• social and political science, including economics, sociology and water law integrated water resource uses and misuses innovative instruments and technology monitoring, GIS and modelling human impact natural water resources, enviromental protection and climate change.

The broadness of the journal is illustrated by the diversity in subjects of the articls of the first issues, wich can be downloaded for free from the website:

• A. Aureli - The UNESCO IHP's Shared Aquifer Resources Management Global Project
• D. Pennequin - Toward a water cycle approach for flood risk assessment
• J. Grima-Olmedo, Juan Antonio Luque Espinar - Guidelines for statistical analysis of hydrological
• P. Quevauviller - A snapshot of policy and research considerations about water and climate change
• I. S. Zektser - Modern state of fresh groundwater regional researches
• S. Sorek et. al - Risk-Dependent Integrated Water Resources Management: A conceptual model
• C. R. Rodríguez and Aarón Schroeder Aguirre - Structural control of the subsidence faults alignment in Irapuato Mexico
• J. M. Sharp, Jr. - The impacts of urbanization on groundwater systems and recharge
• M. H. Hamza et. al - Validity of the vulnerability methods DRASTIC and SI applied by GIS technique to the study of diffuse agricultural pollution in two phreatic aquifers of a semi-arid region (Northeast of Tunisia)
• Z. Nakic et. al - Model-based objective methods for the estimation of groundwater geochemical background
• Y. Zarhloule, et. al - Water as parameter of cooperation between Morocco and Algeria: the case of transboundary stressed aquifers of Bounaïm-Tafna basin
• R. Efthimi - Hydrogeological Characteristics of Albania
• R. Rocco and Elisa Santelli - Water resource management in Valle d'Aosta (Northwest of Italy)

Become an author submit your article following the procedures you can find in "Submit article" site area at www.aquamundi.scribo.it/en