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Hydrology

Hydrology-Basel

ISSN 2306-5338
ESCI Q2 新锐3区 开放获取 环境科学与生态学
影响因子 2026
3.1
↓ 0.1
5年均分
3.4
5-Year IF
H 指数
59
H-Index
年发文量
349
Articles / Year
出刊频率
Continuously Published
Pub. Frequency
创刊年份
2014
Founded Year
出版商
Mdpi
Publisher
出版国家
Switzerland
Country
投稿参考 & 用户评分
🏆 期刊声誉
★★★★★
暂无
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⚡ 审稿速度
★★★★★
系统
暂无
约 1.4 个月
💰 版面费用
★★★★★
系统
暂无
官方APC $1,782 USD 约¥12,920
中科院分区
2026新锐分区 新体系
大类3区
环境科学与生态学Environmental Sciences
小类3区
水资源Water Resources
中科院2025年分区 传统体系
大类3区
环境科学与生态学Environmental Sciences
小类3区
水资源Water Resources
Scopus 指标
CiteScore
—
综合引用得分
SJR
0.773 Q1
SCImago Journal Rank
SNIP
1.129
Source Normalized Impact
JCI
0.82
Journal Citation Indicator
数据来源:Scopus (CiteScore · SJR · SNIP) · Clarivate (JCI)。指标年份:2026年6月最新版。
期刊简介

Hydrology (ISSN 2306-5338), abbreviated as *Hydrology-Basel*, is a peer-reviewed, open access journal published by MDPI that serves as a dedicated platform for advancing the scientific understanding of water in the environment. The journal’s scope encompasses the full spectrum of hydrological sciences, including but not limited to surface water and groundwater hydrology, water quality and biogeochemistry, hydrological modeling and forecasting, ecohydrology, and the interactions between climate variability and water resources. It also addresses pressing applied topics such as flood and drought risk assessment, water resource management, and the impacts of land use change on hydrological processes. The journal welcomes a variety of article types, including original research articles, comprehensive reviews, technical notes, and case studies, all of which undergo rigorous single-blind peer review to ensure scientific integrity. The primary target audience comprises hydrologists, environmental scientists, civil and water resource engineers, geographers, and policymakers engaged in water-related research and management. As an open access journal, all published content is freely available online, maximizing global dissemination and citation potential. With a 2026 Impact Factor of 3.100, *Hydrology* holds a Q2 ranking in its JCR quartile and is classified in the 3区 (Zone 3) within the environmental science and ecology subject area in the Chinese Academy of Sciences classification. This standing reflects its solid reputation as a reputable and steadily growing venue for hydrological scholarship, offering a valuable outlet for researchers seeking to contribute to the field with broad visibility and credible indexing.

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