Academic Section
Natural Hazards
Research in natural hazards within the journal’s broader disciplinary scope.
Section scope
This section covers high-quality research where natural hazards is a central part of the manuscript’s scholarly contribution. Work may be theoretical, methodological, empirical, computational, experimental or applied when it demonstrates clear novelty and disciplinary relevance.
Example topics include
- Methods, systems and applications in natural hazards
- Novel theory, modelling or analytical approaches for natural hazards
- Reproducible interdisciplinary research connected to natural hazards
Normally not suitable
Routine or purely descriptive work without a clear scholarly, methodological or technical contribution.
Section editorial role
Section Editors oversee manuscripts within their subject area, select appropriate independent reviewers, assess revisions and make recommendations within the journal’s editorial workflow.
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