| The International Editorial
Board is a prestigious group of Professors and Doctors in Meteorology or
other related subjects. The Board guide the Editor by reviewing
scientific research papers, assessing their suitability for publication
in the Journal. Each and every member of the Board have specific
academic interests to which they volunteer their knowledge to retain the
Journals renowned scientific credibility.
Members of the
International Editorial Board:
Dr. Nicholas L. Betts -
Department of Geography, The Queen's University of Belfast, Belfast, BT7
1NN, UK
Prof. Graeme D. Buchan -
Soil & Physical Sciences Group, PO Box 84, Lincoln University Canterbury,
New Zealand
Prof. Timothy P. Burt -
School of Geography, Science Labs., University of Durham, Durham, DH1
3LE, UK
Dr. Robert A. Crowder -
Lincoln College, University College of Agriculture, Canterbury, New Zealand
Dr. Robert K. Doe - The University of Portsmouth [Formerly],
former Editor
Prof. Jean Dessens -
Centre de Recherches Atmospheriques, Universite Paul Sabatier, Campistrous,
65300 Lannemezan, France
Prof. Derek Elsom -
TORRO, Geography Department, Oxford Brookes University, Headington, Oxford,
OX3 0BP, UK
Prof. Gregory Forbes -
Professor of Meteorology, Pennsylvania State University, University Park,
Pennsylvania 16802, USA
Prof. H.M. Hasanean -
Professor of Meteorology, Cairo University, Egypt
Dr. Kieran
Hickey - Department of Geography, National University of
Ireland, Galway, Ireland
Dr. Leszek
Kolendowicz - Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Institute of
Physical Geography and Environmental Planning Department of Climatology,
Poland
Paul
Knightley - Meteorologist, Meteogroup, UK
Prof. Terence Meaden -
Formerly Professor of Physics, Dalhousie
University, Halifax, N.S., Canada. Current address: QED House, 25A
Whitehill, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1SQ, U.K., former
Editor
Dr Paul
Messenger - Senior Lecturer Applied Mathematics, Faculty of Advanced
Technology, University of Glamorgan, UK
Dr. Temi Ologunorisa -
Department of Geography, Nasarawa State University, Nigeria
Dr. Allen H. Perry -
Department of Geography, University College of Swansea, Singleton Park,
Swansea, SA2 8PP, UK
Prof. Richard E. Peterson -
Professor of Atmospheric Science, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas
74909, USA
Prof. John T. Snow -
University of Oklahoma, Sarkey Energy Center, 100 East Boyd Street, Norman,
Oklahoma, 73019-0828, USA
Dr. Greg Spellman -
University College Northampton, Park Campus, Boughton Green Road, Northampton,
NN2 7AL, UK
Dr John Tyrrell -
Department of Geography, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland
Dr. Dennis A. Wheeler -
Geography Department, Sunderland University, Chester Road, Sunderland,
SR1 3SD, UK
We are
immensely proud to have so many grand scientists on our International
Editorial Board. Since 1975 the Board have helped publish pioneering
work and lead the Journal to the forefront of meteorology research in
the UK and worldwide.
As the Board
expands, the International Journal of Meteorology continues to be
nurtured and enveloped with an astounding meteorological grounding
spanning the entire world. For this and for the time, care and attention
each member of the Board gives, voluntarily, the Journal's Editor is
extremely honoured and proud to have such a prestigious backing.
If you
would like to be considered as a member of our expanding and prestigious
Editorial Board, there are a few conditions to be met. These are:
1. Review article/paper
submissions pertaining to your field of interest/expertise in
meteorology. There’s no saying how many will be sent to you for review,
sometimes there could be none, then you may get one or two a year, it
depends on our paper intake annually – if you did not have the time to
review the paper at that particular moment, or the paper did not
interest you enough to review it, I would then pass it to another board
member;
2. We like to encourage
you all to contribute with an article/photo/letter to the editor
(anything really, pertaining to severe weather) at least once annually –
I’m not asking for a 10,000 word scientific paper each year – it can be
anything and as long or short as you wish, but must it must be at
least once annually. Of course we would like you to perhaps write a
short review on your country’s severe weather from the previous year of
publication (which most currently on the board do). Also, you can submit
as many contributions as you wish - the more the better, but our
requirement is at least once annually;
3. Promote the Journal at
functions/conferences wherever you can and get the chance to. Please
request leaflets/business cards if you want them;
4. An annual financial
contribution is gratefully received, but is not essential;
5. Just general
encouragement to people/libraries/universities etc subscribing and
simply general enthusiasm and active role play in the Journal and its
future.
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