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The IAHS community is more than 12,000 strong with members in over 150 countries contributing to the extensive programme of conferences and workshops, online discussions and IAHS publications
IAHS is one of the eight constituent associations of IUGG
IAHS has proudly and successfully coordinated two Scientific Decades, which, amongst other things, set the research agenda worldwide through collaborative forces. After two successful decades, IAHS want to once more boost the community through launching a third topic for collaborative efforts in hydrological sciences: HELPING, created through a participatory community process and by applying strategic planning. The overall aim with a scientific decade is to accumulate knowledge and streamline the efforts so that coherent engagement, sharing and focus accelerate scientific knowledge and understanding of a specific hydrological problem or phenomena. The HELPING Theme and Working Groups, along with their related proposal documents and sign up forms, are now available for you to view and join. If you're curious about the IAHS Scientific Decades and want to learn more, don't hesitate to get in touch with us. Our team is passionate about what we do, and we'd love to share the details with you. Just drop us an email at [email protected], and let's embark on this scientific journey together. Your quest for knowledge starts here!
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The winner of the 2025 IAHS Falkenmark Award for best PhD thesis has been announced as Dr Vinícius Bogo Portal Chagas from Brazil for his PhD thesis entitled "Hydrological extremes in Brazil: Large-scale patterns, mechanisms, and change". He has provided significant contributions to the under....
IAHS and HSJ to join Bluesky for Hydrological Science Communication The evolving landscape of social media presents IAHS with an important opportunity to reflect on how we engage with our global community. As part of our commitment to adapt our digital presence in line with IAHS values, strategic....
We are pleased to reaffirm that the Hydrological Sciences Journal (HSJ) is the official journal of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS). Published since 1956, the Hydrological Sciences Journal (HSJ) is a globally recognised, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the ad....
As part of our shared commitment to strengthening collaboration across the hydrological sciences, we are writing to encourage your engagement with the IAHS Digital Water Globe (DWG), if you have not done so already. The Digital Water Globe is an innovative tool specially designed for, and by, IAHS ....
The International Conference "Sediment and Pollutants Transport in River Catchments: Radionuclides and Fingerprinting Techniques Applications for Assessment, Monitoring, and Risk Prevention" will be held in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, at the Kazakhstan Branch of Lomonosov Moscow State Univers....
The early-bird period, now open until 15 May 2025, offers discounted registration fees for students, delegates, and participants from financially disadvantaged countries (FDC), making it easier for a diverse and vibrant community to take part. Registration includes access to all scientific sessions,....
As we gear up for EGU2025, we are thrilled to unveil our focus on HELPING, the Digital Water Globe (DWG) and the Association. Here's a sneak peek at what we have in store... ....
The early bird registration for the XIIth IAHS Scientific Assembly in Roorkee this October, is set to close on 30 April 2025. So get your registration in now to avoid any disappointment! ....
The International Hydrology Prize is awarded annually by IAHS, with UNESCO and WMO, to two people who have made an outstanding contribution to hydrological science. IAHS is pleased to announce the recipients of the International Hydrology Prize (Dooge medal and Volker medal) for 2025. This year's pr....
We are delighted to share the publication of a major milestone in our scientific community: ?Panta Rhei: a decade of progress in research on change in hydrology and society? is now an Open Access paper published in the Hydrological Sciences Journal. This paper marks the culmination of....
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IAHS publishes Hydrological Sciences Journal and three book series:
Hydrological Sciences Journal (HSJ) is the official Journal of the IAHS and provides a forum for original papers and for the exchange of information and views on significant developments in hydrology worldwide
Benchmark Papers in Hydrology series that collects together, by theme, the seminal scientific papers that provided the foundation for modern hydrology
"Red Books" or Proceedings and Reports series and from volume 369 (2015) the new online open-access proceedings journal, Proceedings of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences, PIAHS
"Blue Books" or Special Publications series.
Details of all books can be found here.
The Hydrological Sciences Journal Digest is our bi-monthly synopsis of the latest news from Hydrological Sciences Journal. Find links to all the articles published in the latest issues of the Journal, together with the Editors? choice of featured articles and various other news and noteworthy items.
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The International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS) support hydrology and related sciences as a non-profit, non-governmental charity registered in the UK with more than 12,000 members in over 150 countries. It runs under the global umbrella of the International Science Council (ISC) and The International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG). IAHS embody more than 100 years of collaborative work, contributions to an extensive programme of conferences and workshops and IAHS publications.
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