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New reproducibility guidance documents for JWRP&M

Posted by Jim Stagge on January 05, 2025

Throughout this year, the Associate Editors for Reproducibility at the Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management (JRWP&M) have been working hard to document the successes of the Reproducibility Review Program and outline a more streamlined process for authors and reviewers. This effort has produced two new documents:

Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management’s Reproducibility Review Program: Accomplishments, Lessons, and Next Steps

and

Update to the Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management’s Reproducible Results Policy

Reproducibility Review Program

The goal of the JWRPM Reproducibility Review Program is to promote a cultural shift toward making research more accessible and reproducible, thereby accelerating science and increasing impact.

The program has five objectives:

  1. Encourage authors to make their results more reproducible.
  2. Allow scientists and practitioners to more easily find and use reproducible work.
  3. Encourage further sharing and interaction between authors and readers.
  4. Recognize and reward authors who make their work more reproducible.
  5. Increase the impact of work published in the journal.

Number of manuscripts handled by the JWRPM Reproducibility Review Program.

Submit to the program

Find more information about the Reproducibility Review program at ASCE’s Reproducibility Hub.

A step-by-step checklist for submitting to the program is provided in: Link.

Papers accepted into the program will continue to be:

  • Published Open Access free of author publication charges (a $2,500 value) if the manuscript satisfies the silver badge criteria.
  • Included in the [Special Collection on Articles with Reproducible Results](https://ascelibrary.org/jwrmd5/reproducibility_papers).
  • Given a silver or bronze badge to appear next to the title of the paper. Silver or bronze badges correspond to replicable results and available artifacts, respectively.
  • Eligible to receive the Journal’s Article Award for Outstanding Efforts to Make Results More Reproducible.

Access the Publications

The full publications are available here: Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management’s Reproducibility Review Program: Accomplishments, Lessons, and Next Steps

and

Update to the Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management’s Reproducible Results Policy

Number of articles handled by the JWRPM Reproducibility Review Program.