Focus and Scope
Journal of Soil Science and Environment publishes scientific articles addressing current issues and developments in soil, water, and environmental sciences.
The journal welcomes original research articles and scholarly reviews that provide significant scientific contributions to the understanding, assessment, management, and conservation of soil, water, land, and environmental resources.
The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:
- Soil Science
- Soil genesis and classification
- Soil morphology
- Soil physics
- Soil chemistry
- Soil mineralogy
- Soil biology and microbiology
- Soil fertility and plant nutrition
- Soil organic matter
- Soil carbon and greenhouse gas dynamics
- Soil quality and soil health
- Soil conservation
- Soil management
- Soil and Land Resources
- Soil survey and mapping
- Land evaluation
- Land suitability assessment
- Land capability assessment
- Digital soil mapping
- Land degradation and rehabilitation
- Land-use planning
- Land-use and land-cover change
- Remote sensing and GIS applications in soil and land resources
- Water and Hydrological Resources
- Soil-water relationships
- Soil hydrology
- Water quality
- Irrigation and drainage
- Watershed management
- Water conservation
- Water-related environmental processes
- Environmental Science
- Soil and water pollution
- Environmental contamination
- Remediation of contaminated land
- Peatland and wetland ecosystems
- Environmental assessment
- Ecosystem services
- Climate change and environmental responses
- Carbon dynamics
- Sustainable Land and Environmental Management
- Sustainable agriculture
- Conservation agriculture
- Agroecosystem management
- Climate-smart agriculture
- Sustainable land-use management
- Environmental management
- Ecosystem-based management
- Nature-based solutions
The journal particularly encourages interdisciplinary research that combines field observations, laboratory investigations, experimental approaches, statistical analysis, geospatial technologies, remote sensing, modeling, and other advanced analytical methods.
Manuscripts must demonstrate originality, methodological rigor, scientific relevance, and a clear contribution to the advancement of soil, water, land, or environmental sciences.
