Aims & Scope
Journal of Geographic Information System (JGIS) is an international refereed journal dedicated to the latest advancements in geographic information system. The goal of this journal is to keep a record of the state-of-the-art research and promote the research work in these fast moving areas. The journal publishes the highest quality, original papers included but not limited to the fields:
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Cartography and Geodesy
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Computational Geometry
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Computer Vision Applications in GIS
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Distributed, Parallel, and GPU Algorithms for GIS
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Earth Observation
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Environmental Geomatics — GIS, RS and Other Spatial Information Technologies
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Geographic Information Retrieval
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Geographical Analysis for Urban and Regional Development
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GIS and Cloud Computing
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GIS and High Performance Computing
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Human Computer Interaction and Visualization
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Image and Video Understanding
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Location Privacy, Data Sharing and Security
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Location-Based Services
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Performance Evaluation
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Photogrammetry
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Similarity Searching
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Social Networks and Volunteer Geographic
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Spatial Analysis and Integration
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Spatial and Spatio-Temporal Information Acquisition
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Spatial Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery
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Spatial Data Quality and Uncertainty
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Spatial Data Structures and Algorithms
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Spatial Data Warehousing, OLAP, and Decision Support
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Spatial Information and Society
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Spatial Modeling and Reasoning
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Spatial Query Processing and Optimization
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Spatial Semantic Web
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Spatio-Temporal Data Handling
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Spatio-Temporal Sensor Networks
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Spatio-Temporal Stream Processing
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Spatio-Textual Searching
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Standardization and Interoperability for GIS
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Storage and Indexing
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Systems, Architectures and Middleware for GIS
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Traffic Telematics
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Transportation
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Visual Languages and Querying
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Wireless, Web, and Real-Time Applications
We are also interested in short papers, as in the form of a letter, that clearly address a specific narrow problem and in papers that survey problems and new results pertaining to a certain topic. Authors may be invited to write short papers on the same topic in more than one successive issue of JGIS.