This journal covers all aspects of electromagnetic wave theory and its various applications. The journal publishes original papers and review articles on new theories, methodology and computational techniques, and interpretations of both theoretical and experimental results. The aim is to report advancement and progress in the modern development of electromagnetic wave theory and to report new and exciting applications.
The journal's scope is broad and includes the following topics:
Wave propagation theory; Remote sensing; Inverse scattering; Geophysical subsurface probing, inversion techniques; Propagation in random media; Oceanography-radar reflection; Meteorology; Ionospheric effects on wave propagation; Ionospheric modifications and heating; Atmospherics; Antenna theory and applications; Transients; Radar measurements and applications; Active experiments using space vehicles; Extra-terrestrial remote sensing; Electromagnetic interferometry; Ground-based remote sensing; Agricultural remote sensing; Microelectronic, integrated circuits; EM wave transmission in VLSI; Electromagnetic pulse transmission and coupling; Electromagnetic compatibility; Optical and millimeter wave techniques; Integrated optics; Fiber optics; Communication systems; Solid state devices and circuits; Medical applications, biological effects; Ferrite devices; Field and network theory; High power devices and systems; Submicron structures; Waves in composite and amorphous materials; Expert systems in remote sensing; Numerical methods.
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Thomson Scientific’s Journal Citations Report for 2010 ranks the Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications with an Impact Factor of 1.376.
Participants of the Progress in Electromagnetics Research Symposium (PIERS) can subscribe to the 2011 Volume of the Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications at the special individual e-only member subscription rate of EUR 135 / US$ 184.
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This title is included in the HINARI programme.
The journal's scope is broad and includes the following topics:
Wave propagation theory; Remote sensing; Inverse scattering; Geophysical subsurface probing, inversion techniques; Propagation in random media; Oceanography-radar reflection; Meteorology; Ionospheric effects on wave propagation; Ionospheric modifications and heating; Atmospherics; Antenna theory and applications; Transients; Radar measurements and applications; Active experiments using space vehicles; Extra-terrestrial remote sensing; Electromagnetic interferometry; Ground-based remote sensing; Agricultural remote sensing; Microelectronic, integrated circuits; EM wave transmission in VLSI; Electromagnetic pulse transmission and coupling; Electromagnetic compatibility; Optical and millimeter wave techniques; Integrated optics; Fiber optics; Communication systems; Solid state devices and circuits; Medical applications, biological effects; Ferrite devices; Field and network theory; High power devices and systems; Submicron structures; Waves in composite and amorphous materials; Expert systems in remote sensing; Numerical methods.
For Instructions to Authors click here
Thomson Scientific’s Journal Citations Report for 2010 ranks the Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications with an Impact Factor of 1.376.
Participants of the Progress in Electromagnetics Research Symposium (PIERS) can subscribe to the 2011 Volume of the Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications at the special individual e-only member subscription rate of EUR 135 / US$ 184.
For details click here
This title is included in the HINARI programme.