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Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences
Executive editors▪ HeidiKreibich▪ BruceD.Malamud▪ PaoloTarolli▪ [email protected]
eISSN1684-9981|ISSN1561-8633www.natural-hazards-and-earth-system-sciences.net
An interactive open-access journal of the European Geosciences Union
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▪ manuscriptpostedintheNHESSdiscussionforum▪ publicdiscussionbythescientificcommunity▪ openaccesstorefereereports▪ post-discussioneditordecision▪ authors’revisionandpeer-reviewcompletion▪ finaljournalpublication–fullypeer-reviewed
Aims and scopeNaturalHazardsandEarthSystemSciences(NHESS)isisanot-for-profitinterdisciplinaryandinternationaljour-naldedicatedtothepublicdiscussionandopen-accesspublicationofhigh-qualitystudiesandoriginalresearchonnaturalhazardsandtheirconsequences.EmbracingaholisticEarthsystemscienceapproach,NHESSservesawideanddiversecommunityofresearchscientists,prac-titioners,anddecisionmakersconcernedwithdetectionofnaturalhazards,monitoringandmodelling,vulnerabilityandriskassessment,andthedesignandimplementationofmitigationandadaptationstrategies,includingecono-mical, societal, and educational aspects. For peer-reviewedpublicationNHESSconsidersresearcharticles,review articles, brief communications, comments &replies,andcorrigenda.NHESSalsopublishessolicitedbookreviews.PaperssubmittedtoNHESScanaddressdifferent techniques and approaches including theory,modelling,experiments,casestudies,andinstrumenta-tions.
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The journal covers the following broad subject areas,whichareusedtocategorizethepaperforreview:▪ atmospheric,meteorological,andclimatological hazards;▪ sea,ocean,andcoastalhazards;▪ hydrologicalhazards;▪ landslidesanddebrisflowhazards;▪ earthquakehazards;▪ volcanichazards;▪ otherhazards(e.g.glacialandsnowhazards, karst,wildfireshazards,andmedicalgeohazards);▪ databases,GIS,remotesensing,earlywarning systems,andmonitoringtechnologies;▪ riskassessment,mitigation,andadaptation strategies,socio-economicandmanagementaspects;▪ dissemination,education,outreach,andteaching.
1. Submission2. Access review3. Technical corrections4. MS posted in NHESSD forum5. Public discussion6. Final response7. Post-discussion editor decision8. Revision9. Peer-review completion10. Final revised publication