The Italian Journal of Agrometeorology (Rivista Italiana di Agrometeorologia) publishes English written original papers about agrometeorology, that is the science which studies the interactions between meteorological, hydrological factors and the agro-forest ecosystem and with agriculture, including all the related themes: herbaceous and arboreal species ecophysiology, crop phenology, phytopathology, entomology, soil physics and hydrology, micrometeorology, crop modelling, remote-sensing, landscape planning, geo-graphical in-formation system and spatialization techniques, instru-mentation for physical and biological measurements, data validation techni-ques, agroclimatology, animal biometeorology, diffusion of information and support services for farmers.
Dear readers,
with pleasure I announce the next publication of issue 1 2020 of the Italian Journal of Agrometeorology. The Journal is very rich in interesting articles that deal with many current issues of agrometeorology, in its scientific and application fields.
I am also pleased to announce another important innovation in IJAm management.
Read more about New Options for IJAm
11-13 JUNE 2019 | More info available here.
The Italian Journal of Agrometeorology (IJAm - Rivista Italiana di Agrometeorologia) is the official periodical of the Italian Association of Agrometeorology (AIAM) and aims to publish original scientific contributions, rather in English, but also in Italian, on agrometerology, as a science that studies the interactions of hydrological and meteorological factors with the agricultural and forest ecosystems, and with agriculture in its broadest sense (including livestock and fisheries).
Among the areas of specific interest of the journal there are:
Each paper is subjected to critical evaluation and review by Field Editors with specific expertise in the different areas of interest and by the members of the international Editorial Board.
IJAm is Scopus indexed and obtained the recognition in ISI Web of Science.
The EMS is the association of Meteorological Societies in Europe. The network consists of 37 Member Societies and 30 Associate Members. The EMS is a non-profit-making organisation. The EMS Annual Meetings attract some 600 people each year from all sectors of the field. With a number of Awards outstanding contributions to the science, its applications and communication are honoured; young scientists are supported through travel grants.
