CIGRE Science & Engineering (CSE) - The technical magazine of choice
Now a digital paper with special “Best of” edition in December
By Rob Stephen, Editor in Chief of CSE
CIGRE provides a premier digital magazine called CIGRE Science and Engineering (CSE), and authors are increasingly interested in publication in this Scopus registered magazine. CSE provides the following benefits:
- Free publication – no financial obligation to authors;
- Free download – maximum exposure for authors’ work;
- Rigorous review – reviewers are selected from the most knowledgeable experts globally by the Study Committee chairpersons;
- Rapid publication – the time from submission to publication can be from 4-9 months depending on the revisions required and availability in the CSE edition;
- Open access to all interested parties. Free download to all (you do not have to be a CIGRE member).
In line with the progress made in digitalizing Electra, I am very pleased to announce that the latest October edition of CSE is now in digital format. It can be viewed on any platform and downloads of papers into .pdf make it possible for readers to save the papers on their devices for full mobility.
CSE edition 22 published in October contains interesting and valuable papers on transmission line design including erection methods and fittings for high temperature conductors. These topics are not common in literature and should prove very valuable to utilities, design engineers and manufacturers. As usual the authors are from all areas of expertise including utilities, academia, and manufacturers.
There is a special edition to be published in December covering the 16 “best of” papers from the recent Paris session. These papers are recommended by the respective study committees and selected by the Editorial Board. As such the papers have been thoroughly reviewed in the paper submission process for the Session, as well as being hand-picked by experts in the field.
The topics covered by the “best of” papers are of interest to all in the industry. These include:
- Reliability surveys of equipment and HVDC systems
- Operation of the network with high inverter-based resource penetration
- System strength, inertia, and network loss factors
- Energy management for microgrids.
- Dynamic current rating for cables,
- Energy systems study (Glasgow)
- Digitalization for substation design, planning, construction, and operation.
- Evolution of maintenance practices
If you would like to publish in this prestigious, Scopus registered, magazine please email rob.stephen(@)cigre.org.
All information on how to go about publishing can be found at cse.cigre.org
CSE 23 available mid-december on cse.cigre.org
CSE Archives available on e-cigre
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