Editorial Team

Editorial Board

JCHS is headed by a diverse community-based Editorial Board representing a range of geographic regions and, academic and professional disciplines who contribute significantly to the journal. The Editorial Board consists of 10 to 15 editors and includes one Editor-in-Chief (EIC) and one Vice Editor-in-Chief (Vice EIC).  Each editor makes final decisions about the papers that are handled by them, who enforces conformity of quality and formatting, and assign reviewers.

The EIC performs the first screening of submitted manuscripts for scope and minimum quality requirements and subsequently allocates it to an Editor to further handle the paper. Moreover, the EIC resolves disputes for the journal, and guards the uniform quality standard among the editors. The EIC can temporarily delegate these tasks to another Editor. The Vice EIC is assigned as a permanent backup in case the EIC is not available. The first screening of (part of) the papers can also be delegated by the EIC to the Vice EIC.

All Editors (including the EIC and Vice EIC) are chosen by the Editorial Board by majority vote, for a maximum duration of four years, with one single possible extension.

Editors-in-Chief:

Bas Hofland

Delft University of Technology

The Netherlands

Carsten Thorenz            (vice-editor-in-chief)

Federal Waterways Engineering and Research Institute (BAW)

Germany

 

Editors:

Alessandro Antonini TU Delft Netherlands
Bas Hofland (editor-in-chief) TU Delft Netherlands
Brian M. Crookston Utah State University USA
Carsten Thorenz  BAW Germany
Daniel Valero Huerta Imperial College United Kingdom
Eva Loukogeorgaki  Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Greece
Hans Bihs Norwegian University of Science and Technology Norway
Jeremy D.  Bricker University of Michigan USA
Lydia Schultze BAW Germany
Miguel Esteban  Waseda University Japan
Olivier   Bertrand Artelia France
Sebastien Erpicum Liege University Belgium
Thao Nguyen  HCMC University of Technology Vietnam

 

Scientific Council:

The members of the Scientific Council are independent experts in their fields and serve as ambassadors for the journal. They provide unbiased input on review quality when needed. Their role is limited to advice and does not interfere with the independent, external peer review process.

Bas Jonkman  TU Delft Netherlands
Corrado Altomare Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Spain
Benoit Blancher Electricité de France - Hydro Engineering Center France
Giuseppe R. Bung Aachen University of Applied Sciences Germany
Daniel Cox  Oregon State University USA
Dimitris Fazeres Ferradosa Universidade do Porto Portugal
Celso Ferreira George Mason University in Virginia USA
Nils Goseberg TU Braunschweig Germany
Massimo Guerrero University of Bologna Italy
Wim Hu Sun Yat-sen University China
Arun Kamath Norwegian University of Science and Technology Norway
Koji Kawasaki Hydrosoken Technology Research Institute  Japan
Wim Kortlever Rijkswaterstaat Netherlands
Jentsje Kramer UNSW Australia
Miroslav Marence UNESCO-IHE Netherlands
Gregor Melling BAW Germany
Takahito Mikami Tokyo City University Japan
Jun Mitsui  Fudo Tetra  Japan
Ryota Nakamura Niigata University Japan
Ioan Nistor Ottawa University Canada
Thomas Nuber BAW Germany
Yong Sung  Park Seoul National University South Korea
Davide Pasquali University of L'Aquila Italy
Dirk Jan Peters Royal HaskoningDHV / TU Delft Netherlands
Elena Pummer NTNU Trondheim Norway
Alison Raby University of Plymouth UK
Nils  Reniers TU Delft Netherlands
Nils  Rüther Norwegian University of Science and Technology Norway
Isabella Schalko MIT USA
Alexander Schendel Leibniz University Hannover Germany
Corrado Schleiss EPFL Switzerland
Jane Smith USACE USA
Dimitris Stagonas University of Cyprus Cyprus
Raphaël Steenbergen TNO Netherlands
Oliver Stelzer BAW Germany
Jacob Stolle INRS Canada
Anawat Suppasri  Tohoku University Japan
Tomoyuki Takabatake  Waseda University Japan
Hiroshi Takagi Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan
Giuseppe R. Tomasicchio University of Salento Italy
Vana Tsimopoulou  HZ University of Applied Sciences Netherlands
Ryota Tsubaki Nagoya University Japan
Jentsje Van der Meer IHE Delft / Van der Meer Netherlands
Colin Whittaker The University of Auckland  New Zeland
Davide Wüthrich  University of Queensland Australia
Jisheng Zhang Hohai University China