Which Aerodynamics Journal is Best?

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on selecting the appropriate journal for submitting an article on flow separation over dimpled surfaces in Aeronautical Engineering. The primary journals considered are Physics of Fluids, Journal of Fluid Mechanics, and AIAA Journal. Participants suggest evaluating the impact factor, audience, and specific focus of each journal. Additionally, ASME's interdisciplinary journals are recommended as potential alternatives for submission.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Aeronautical Engineering concepts
  • Familiarity with academic journal submission processes
  • Knowledge of impact factors and journal rankings
  • Awareness of specific research topics in fluid mechanics
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the impact factors of Physics of Fluids, Journal of Fluid Mechanics, and AIAA Journal
  • Explore ASME interdisciplinary journals for relevant submission opportunities
  • Investigate recent articles published in the selected journals to assess alignment with your research
  • Learn about the submission guidelines and review processes for each journal
USEFUL FOR

Aeronautical engineers, researchers in fluid mechanics, and anyone preparing to submit academic articles for publication.

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I am working on research in the field of Aeronautical Engineering. My article deals with flow separation over dimpled surfaces. I am looking to submit my article to a journal, but I don't know how to decide who to send it to. At the moment, I am trying to decide between the following journals: Physics of Fluids, Journal of Fluid Mechanics and AIAA Journal.

How should I decide who to submit the article to? Are there any other journals that I should look in to? Do any of these journals provide better benefits than others? (I am not yet associated with a university, so I can't ask them who to submit it to.) (If I would have to predict, I will probably be going to the Imperial College of London. Most of their articles go to AIAA. Does that matter?)

Thanks
 
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No offense, but don't you think that that topic has been pretty well covered? What are you coming up with that is any different than what has been done over the past 30+ years?

ASME has quite a few interdisciplinary journals. I would suggest any of them.
 

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