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Call for Full-Length, Refereed Journal Papers
The Transport in Porous Media Journal agreed to issue, in conjunction with the conference, a Special Issue on Saltwater Intrusion and Coastal Aquifers that will include journal quality papers submitted to the conference. The Special Issue will be a part of the conference proceedings. Hardbound copies will be available at the conference. Authors with accepted abstract and intended to attend the conference have the privilege to submit full length journal papers.
Due to the limitation in size, only a relatively small part of conference papers will be published in a double-length journal issue. All papers submitted to the special issue will go through a rigorous review process same as papers submitted to a regular issue. Only high quality and original contributions will be accepted. The topic of the paper must be relevant to the theme of the special issue. Both theoretical and experimental (field and laboratory) types of papers will be accepted.
Special Conditions
Due to size limitation, the following conditions will be imposed:
1. This call for papers is open only to SWICA conference attendees. The submission of a manuscript is equivalent to a commitment to attend the SWICA conference once the paper is accepted.
2. Papers are restricted to 16 printed journal pages (or equivalently 7,000 words) in length, inclusive of text, references, appendices, and figures. Authors will be required to trim down the paper if the length limit is exceeded.
3. All paper submitted that meet the quality requirements will be reviewed. However, if the number of accepted papers exceeds the size of the special issue, they will be published on first-come first-serve basis. Accepted papers that cannot be published in the special issue will be referred to the chief editor of the journal for consideration of publication in regular journal issues.
Submission Instruction
Send a one-page abstract as soon as possible to
Prof. Alexander Cheng
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
University of Delaware
Newark, Delaware 19716, USA
Tel: 1-302-831-6787 Fax: 1-302-831-3640 Email: cheng@ce.udel.edu
For instruction for manuscript preparation, free sample copy of TiPM, and other information: Go to TiPM Homepage
Target Dates
One-page abstract (for scheduling purpose only): As soon as possible
Manuscript due: May 15, 2000
Final, corrected version due: October 21, 2000
Journal Issue Published: April, 2001
Current Status:
The journal paper solicitation has been closed. Ten papers will appear in the April issue of Transport in Porous Media.
Table of Contents:
Transport in Porous Media: Special issue on Saltwater Intrusion into Coastal Aquifers
Guest Editors: A.H-D. Cheng, L.F. Konikow, D. Ouazar
Modeling and analysis of seawater intrusion in the coastal aquifer of eastern Cap-Bon, Tunisia Claudio Paniconi, Ihsen Khlaifi, Giuditta Lecca, Andrea Giacomelli, and Jamila Tarhouni
Mitigation of Seawater Intrusion by Pumping Brackish Water Mohsen Sherif & Khaled I. Hamza
Effects of Clay Dispersion on Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Coastal Aquifers L. F. Konikow, L. L. August, and C. I. Voss
On the reliability of numerical solutions of brine transport in groundwater: Analysis of infiltration from a salt lake A. Mazzia, L. Bergamaschi and M. Putti
A two-dimensional areal model for density dependent flow regime S. Sorek, V.S. Borisov and A. Yakirevich
Uncertainty analysis of radionuclide transport in a fractured aquifer with geothermal effects Ahmed Hassan, Karl Pohlmann, and Jenny Chapman
Salt Water Intrusion in a Three-dimensional Groundwater System in The Netherlands: a Numerical Study Gualbert H.P. Oude Essink
Tidal Effects on Groundwater Motions J. Wang and T.-K. Tsay
Integrating hydrogeochemical and geophysical data for validating a finite volume based numerical model for saltwater intrusion B. Bouzouf, D. Ouazar, M. Himi, A. Casas, I. Elmahi, F. Benkhaldoun
Numerical simulation of the movement of saltwater under skimming and scavenger pumping in the Pleistocene aquifer of Gaza and Jericho areas, Palestine Amjad S. Aliewi, Rae Mackay, Anan Jayyousi, Khalid Nasereddin, Ashraf Mushtaha & Ahmed Yaqubi
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