Scientific Review Engineering and Environmental Sciences

Aims & Scope

Scientific Review Engineering and Environmental Sciences [Przegląd Naukowy Inżynieria i Kształtowanie Środowiska] covers broad area of knowledge and practice on fields such as: sustainable development, landscaping of non-urbanized lands, environmental engineering, construction projects engineering land management, protection and land reclamation, environmental impact of investments, ecology, hydrology and water management, ground-water monitoring and restoration, geotechnical engineering, meteorology and connecting subjects. Authors are welcome to submit theoretical and practice-oriented papers containing detailed case studies within above mentioned disciplines. However, theoretical papers should contain part with practical application of the theory presented. Papers in English languages are accepted for publication after obtaining positive opinions of two reviewers. Papers published, accepted, submitted or under review with any other journal elsewhere are not accepted. The journal addresses an international audience of researchers, academics, engineers and practitioners working in civil and environmental engineering, hydrology and water management, geotechnics, environmental protection, and related applied sciences. It is also intended for postgraduate students and early-career scientists seeking peer-reviewed, practice-oriented research in these interdisciplinary fields.

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