IAHR Water Monographs's Website

 Overview 

On 23 April we join UNESCO on celebrating World Book Day. That is why, in alignment with the movement Open Science supported by worldwide organizations, IAHR launched the Water Monographs Series. Peer-reviewed, high-impact works freely available for anyone to read and download worldwide, ensuring maximum visibility and accessibility.
This series presents information on physical processes, measurement techniques, theoretical material, numerical modeling techniques, engineering applications, and historical and cultural matters in an appealing readable and well-illustrated manner.

Explore our latest titles

To date, the series features six essential works covering the spectrum of hydraulic theory and practical application:

1. Contribution to the Theory of Undular Bores: A journey around the Korteweg-de Vries equation.

2. Vortex-Flow Intakes

3. Variational Approach to Water Waves Modelling

4. Practical Flooding Risk Assessment for Development Projects

5. Guidance for Water Engineering in a Changing Climate

6. Application of the Lattice-Boltzmann Method in Hydraulics

 What is next? 

We have exciting upcoming titles on the horizon, including works on Artificial Intelligence in Hydroinformatics, Gravel Bedload Measurement, and Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) monitoring.
Are you ready to contribute to the IAHR publishing legacy? We invite experts to submit proposals for new monographs. Help us shape the future of water science by sharing your expertise in a format that is open, accessible, and influential.

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