About the Journal

Overview

Forecasting Engineering is a peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to advancing engineering practices through cutting-edge forecasting methodologies and predictive modeling. By integrating statistical techniques, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, the journal provides a platform for researchers, academics, and industry professionals to contribute to the development of robust, data-driven engineering solutions.

In an era where technological advancements drive rapid changes in engineering systems, accurate forecasting has become essential for decision-making, risk assessment, and performance optimization. Forecasting Engineering aims to bridge the gap between forecasting techniques and practical engineering applications, promoting innovative research that enhances the reliability, sustainability, and efficiency of engineering processes.

 

Scope and Focus

The journal covers a broad spectrum of forecasting methodologies and their applications in engineering, including but not limited to:

Time Series Analysis and Predictive Modeling

  • Statistical models and computational approaches for trend analysis
  • Forecasting techniques applied to complex engineering systems
  • Hybrid models integrating traditional statistical methods with AI

Machine Learning and AI-Driven Forecasting

  • Deep learning architectures for predictive analytics in engineering
  • AI-enhanced models for anomaly detection and failure prediction
  • Application of reinforcement learning for engineering optimization

Reliability and Risk Prediction in Engineering Projects

  • Probabilistic risk assessment and uncertainty modeling
  • Predictive maintenance and failure forecasting in industrial systems
  • Quantitative risk models for infrastructure and energy systems

Optimization and Decision-Making Under Uncertainty

  • Stochastic modeling for engineering design and operation
  • Multi-objective optimization techniques in complex systems
  • Forecasting-driven decision support tools for resource allocation

Applications of Forecasting in Key Engineering Domains

  • Energy Systems: Demand forecasting, renewable energy integration, and power grid optimization
  • Manufacturing: Process optimization, quality control, and predictive maintenance
  • Construction and Civil Engineering: Structural health monitoring, project risk forecasting, and smart infrastructure
  • Transportation: Traffic flow prediction, logistics optimization, and intelligent transport systems

Climate Impact Prediction on Infrastructure and Systems

  • Climate risk forecasting for infrastructure resilience
  • Environmental forecasting for sustainable engineering solutions
  • Long-term climate impact assessment on energy and transportation systems

This interdisciplinary approach ensures that Forecasting Engineering remains at the forefront of scientific inquiry, providing novel insights into predictive modeling, risk management, and system optimization across multiple engineering disciplines.

 

Types of Submissions

The journal welcomes high-quality, original contributions in the following categories:

  • Original Research Articles – Novel studies presenting new forecasting models, methodologies, or applications.
  • Comprehensive Review Papers – Critical evaluations of existing forecasting methods and their engineering relevance.
  • Case Studies and Applied Research – Real-world implementations of forecasting techniques in engineering.
  • Technical Notes and Short Communications – Emerging trends, new methodologies, and brief but impactful research findings.

All submissions undergo a rigorous peer-review process to ensure scientific accuracy, methodological soundness, and practical relevance.

 

Editorial and Peer-Review Policy

Forecasting Engineering adheres to high ethical standards in publishing and follows a double-blind peer-review process. Each submission is reviewed by at least two independent experts in the field to ensure:

  • Scientific validity – Research methods and findings are accurate and reproducible.
  • Novelty and originality – The study contributes new insights to the engineering forecasting domain.
  • Practical relevance – The research has a clear impact on engineering practices and applications.

The journal complies with COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidelines and enforces strict policies against plagiarism, redundant publication, and unethical research practices.

 

Publication Frequency

Forecasting Engineering is published quarterly (four issues per year), ensuring a steady stream of high-quality research contributions to the scientific community.

 

Indexing and Impact

The journal aims for maximum visibility and accessibility, with indexing in leading academic databases, including:
Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, Google Scholar, and IEEE Xplore (under evaluation).

 

Open Access and Licensing

To promote widespread knowledge dissemination, the journal follows an open-access model, allowing free access to published articles without subscription barriers.

  • License: Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0)
  • Authors retain copyright while ensuring their work can be shared, reused, and cited globally.