Revista Geografica de Chile Terra Australis

Aims & Scope

The journal covers topics related to the following areas: a) Modeling and simulation of complex environmental systems b) Water resources engineering and sustainable water management c) Renewable energy and energy efficiency d) Circular economy and sustainable waste management e) Restoration and rehabilitation of degraded ecosystems f) Emerging technologies for environmental monitoring and protection g) Development of materials for the implementation of new sustainable technologies. The contributions published in the journal stem from diverse analytical perspectives, both national and international, and align with an editorial line focused on Earth sciences. This thematic orientation constitutes the structuring axis of the publication, which, by its very nature, maintains a close relationship with spatial-territorial studies. These may encompass analyses from different disciplinary approaches, provided they contribute to the understanding of how natural and/or anthropogenic processes interact with geographic space.

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