The 2023 CiteScore results for IAHR Journals are out!

We are pleased to announce that most IAHR journals have risen to a higher quartile in the latest CiteScore rankings. This outstanding performance is very much a product of the continuous development and quality of our journals, a trend that is not necessarily seen across other journals in our field.

Journal of Ecohydraulics | Q1 (vs. Q2 in 2022)

Citescore of 7.1, increased from 5.4 in 2022.

Rank: 40/261 in Water Science and Tech (vs. 63/248) = 84th percentile (vs. 74th percentile in 2022)

69/379 in Civil and Structural Engineering (vs. 88/350) = 81st percentile (vs. 75th percentile in 2022)

Journal of River Basin Management | Q1 (vs. Q2 in 2022)

Citescore of 6.0, increased from 5.3 in 2022.

Rank: 60/261 in Water Sci and Tech (vs. 64/248 in 2022) = 77th percentile (rise from 74th percentile since 2022)

Journal of Hydro-Environment Research | Q1 (vs. Q2 in 2022)

Citescore of 5.8, increased from 4.7 in 2022.

Rank: 87/379 in Civil and Structural Engineering = 77th percentile

Journal of Hydraulic Research | Q2 (same as Q2 in 2022)

Citescore of 4.9, Increased from 4.7 in 2022.

Rank: 84/261 in Water Science and Technology (vs. 80/248 in 2022) = 71st percentile

107/379 in Civil and Structural Engineering (vs. 99/350 in 2022) = 68th percentile

Journal of Applied Water Engineering and Research | Q3 (same as Q3 in 2022)

Citescore of 2.9, increased from 2.1 in 2022.

Rank: 138/261 in Water Science and Tech (vs. 150/248 in 2022) = 47th percentile

We extend our thanks to the Editors, Associate Editors, Reviewers, and, of course, to our authors and readers for placing their trust in our journals. Discover more benefits of publishing with IAHR beyond traditional metrics.