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Geoinformatics Evaluations of Environmental Dynamism and Future Sustainability
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Dear Colleagues,
Environmental monitoring and modelling have accumulated advances in terms of methodologies, analytical tools, and utilisable datasets. However, continuously increasing anthropogenic and natural stressors have led to a lack of integrated sustainability worldwide. Environmental dynamism is influencing a range of human–nature interactions. The current Special Issue aims to present and discuss advances in modelling and monitoring techniques to further understand human–environmental processes at the landscape scale, including eco-geomorphic, hydro-metrologic, cultural, socio-economic, and socio-sustainability for human sustainable development that can, at the same time, conserve ecosystems for the safe prosperity of the future generations.
Subject areas include: (relating to Sustainability and the Environment)
- Environmental science (miscellaneous);
- Management, monitoring, policy and law;
- Social sciences;
- Geography, planning and development;
- Agricultural and biological sciences;
- Ecology, evolution, behaviour and systematics.
Preferred Subjects will be focusing on two main areas, including (but not limited to):
- Environmental sustainability:
- Manuscripts that analyse pure environmental dynamism, anthropogenic
- natural interactions, environmental applications (e.g., applied
- climate, severe weathers in coastal communities, or even agricultural
- environmental interactions) as well as specific topics are invited, relating to eco-geomorphology, riverine systems, catchment, estuaries, coastal wetlands, saltmarsh, mangroves, deltaic system, fluvial, lacustrine, coastal clastic sedimentology, water demand, saltwater intrusion, and hydrometeorological changes.
- New utilisable monitoring and modelling techniques and datasets:applied-Geoinformatics (RS, GIS, and GEE) and Earth observation system techniques for environmental issues during global climate change and anthropogenic stressors. Topics including: the environmentally applied remote sensing, GIS applications, modelling applied to hydrology, time series analysis, etc.
Prof. Dr. Brian G Jones
Dr. Ali K. M. Al-Nasrawi
Dr. Ignacio Fuentes
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Keywords
- environmental dynamism modelling
- geoinformatics–environmental analytic tools
- remote sensing (RS)
- geographic information systems (GIS)
- google earth engine (GEE)
- coastal ecosystem conservation
- hydro meteorological modelling
- wetlands and marshlands
- riverine and estuarine systems
- fluvial, lacustrine, and coastal clastic sedimentology
- land use/land cover
Participating Journals
Journal Name | Impact Factor | CiteScore | Launched Year | First Decision (median) | APC |
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Environments
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3.7 | 5.7 | 2014 | 19.2 Days | CHF 1800 |
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Sustainability
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3.3 | 7.7 | 2009 | 19.3 Days | CHF 2400 |
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Forests
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2.5 | 4.6 | 2010 | 17.1 Days | CHF 2600 |
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