Nordic Journal of Surveying and Real Estate Research

Aims & Scope

About the Journal NJSR is an international scholarly Open Access journal focusing on the various perspectives of built environment research. NJSR provides a great forum for all studies related to the built environment, including but not limited to: Cadastre and land management, Spatial information management, Urban and regional planning and development, Real estate management, as well as Construction economics and management. The journal is published by the Finnish Society of Built Environment Research and is free to both authors and readers. The journal is a scientific refereed journal, and every article goes through a double-blind peer review by two reviewers. Each article is assigned an issue and volume; however, articles are available online as soon as accepted . Focus and Scope NJSR covers the wide and multidisciplinary field of built environment research. NJSR monitors innovations in theory, practice, tools, and analysis techniques, and legislation. Scientific research that imposes practical implications is most welcomed. Featured topics comprise the following: Cadastre and Land Management • New technologies • Land policy and reform • Multi-dimensional cadaster • Land rights • Land administration Urban and Regional Planning and Development • Urbanisation and megacities • Planning policies • Climate change mitigation • Disaster and environmental management • Sustainable land use • Urban infill and redevelopment • Urban and regional economics Real Estate Management • Asset, property and facility management • Corporate real estate management • Housing research • Market research, analysis and forecasting • Real estate valuation and appraisal • Real estate investment and finance • Sustainable buildings and workplaces Spatial Information Management (SIM) • Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) at local, regional, national and global levels • 2D/3D/4D geospatial models, algorithms, visualisation, standards and applications • Web and mobile GIS applications • Volunteered

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