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Welcome to the website by and for the ecohydraulics community!

The purpose of this website is to disseminate information about Ecohydraulics. Current and upcoming events are presented in the items below and in the website blog posts. The other areas of the website offer static content that educate about the ideas and methods used in ecohydraulics, as we as our community is organized and operated. If you have content you would like to see added to the website, let us know.


Ecohydraulics News

September 2024

The IAHR Ecohydraulics Technical Committee leadership team is seeking enthusiastic applicants from around the globe to serve as the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) for the 2028 International Symposium on Ecohydraulics (ISE). Are you part of an interested LOC? Read more about how to submit your letter of intent here.

August 2024

A new blog post on “Ship-friendly fish” is online – enjoy reading & watching!

July 2024

The Journal of Ecohydraulics has achieved its first Clarivate Impact Factor, with a value of 4.6, which places it directly in the Q1 of the Water Resources Category. Its Citescore has increased substantially, reaching 7.1, up from 5.4 in 2022. In the field of water science and technology, the journal’s rank is now 84th percentile (vs. 74th percentile in 2022), with a score of 40/261. In civil and structural engineering, the journal’s rank is now 81st percentile (vs. 75th percentile in 2022), with a score of 69/379. Read more about what this means in our blog.

June 2024

ECoENet has relaunched its website: Explore the new website of the Early Careers on Ecohydraulics Network (ECoENet) at www.ecoenet.org.

May 2024

ISE2024 is over (see our blog), ISE2026 is announced: See you at EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland. More details can be found on our new page dedicated to Conferences on Ecohydraulics.

April 2024

The term Ecohydraulics now has a definition in the English Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecohydraulics

January 2024

The 2023 Annual Report by the Committee on Ecohydraulics is now available for download.

 

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