Aim
The main objective of the Nile Water science & Engineering Journal is to offer a platform for members of the Nile Basin Capacity Building NBCBN network to disseminate their research output in field of river engineering to the scientific and public and private professionals and communities active in the Nile basin at local, regional and international level. It aims at raising awareness of the Nile Basin countries on the scientific and technical issues related to the development and management of water resources within the Nile basin. A special focus is on young researchers from the basin to enhance their research skills through publications.
Objectives
The specific objectives of publishing this Journal are:
- Dissemination of network research output at local, regional and international levels
- Assisting network members to disseminate their scientific work related to network research activities and topics
- Provide a forum for debate and create a dialogue among water researchers and professionals to exchange knowledge and experience in the area of specialization of the NBCBN
- Enhance conducting research in River and Hydraulics Engineering field
- Raising awareness of the Nile Basin countries on the scientific and technical resources available in the basin in the field of river engineering
- Focusing on young researchers from the basin to enhance their research skills through publications
- Contribute to the advancement of scientific research in River and Hydraulic Engineering within the context of sustainable development
Scope
The main topics covered by the Journal are directly related to the NBCBN research fields, being:
- GIS and modeling applications in river engineering
- River morphology
- Flood management
- Environmental aspects of river engineering
- River structures
- Hydropower development
In addition to these topics the output of the multi-disciplinary research modalities running under the NBCBN network will also be covered:
- (i) Impact of climate change on water systems, and
- (ii) Management of water scarcity
The Journal is open for publications presenting the outputs of the research activities related to the water resources development in the Nile basin elaborated by the network members
