Journal History

2012 The inaugural issue was released.
2015 IJGI was indexed in Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)—Web of Science (Clarivate Analytics), starting with Volume 1 (Issue 1).
2016 IJGI adopted a monthly publication schedule.
IJGI received its first Impact Factor (0.651), ranked 26/28 in “Remote Sensing”.
IJGI was indexed in Scopus (Elsevier), starting with Volume 1 (Issue 1).
2017 IJGI received its 2016 Impact Factor (1.502).
IJGI received its first CiteScore (2016) of 1.8, ranked 19/32 in “Computers in Earth Sciences”.
2018 IJGI received its 2017 Impact Factor (1.723), ranked 18/30 in "Remote Sensing".
IJGI received its 2017 CiteScore (2.10).
2019 IJGI received its 2018 Impact Factor (1.840), ranked 19/30 in "Remote Sensing".
IJGI received its 2018 CiteScore (3.0).
2020 IJGI announced the first Jack Dangermond Award between 2017–2019.
The Impact Factor increased to 2.239, ranked 18/30 in "Remote Sensing".
The CiteScore increased to 3.80.
2021 IJGI received its 2020 Impact Factor (2.899), ranked 19/32 in "Remote Sensing".
IJGI received its 2020 CiteScore (4.6).
2022 The year 2022 marked the 10th Anniversary of IJGI.
IJGI received its 2021 Impact Factor (3.099), ranked 24/50 (Q2) in "Geography, Physical".
The CiteScore increased to 5.0, ranked 97/747 (Q1) in "Geography, Planning and Development".
IJGI announced the 2nd Jack Dangermond Award 2020–2021.
2023 The Impact Factor increased to 3.4, ranked 18/49 (Q2) in "Geography, Physical".
The CiteScore increased to 6.2, ranked 15/72 (Q1) in "Computers in Earth Sciences".
2024 IJGI received its 2023 Impact Factor (2.8), ranked 29/63 (Q2) in "Remote Sensing".
IJGI received its 2023 CiteScore (6.9), ranked 92/821 (Q1) in “Geography, Planning and Development”.
2025 IJGI received its 2024 CiteScore (7.2), ranked 18/179 (Q1) in "Earth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)".
IJGI received its 2024 Impact Factor (2.8), ranked 25/67 (Q2) in "Geography, Physical".

Editors-in-Chief

2011–present Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kainz
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