GIS Odyssey Journal

Aims & Scope

The GIS Odyssey Journal provides an advanced forum for geographic information science and the use of geographic information systems (GIS) in various areas of knowledge: GIS in humanities (such as archaeology, history, culture and religion studies, arts studies, etc.); GIS in engineering and technology (such as architecture and urban planning, spatial planning, Smart City, information and communication technology, civil engineering and transport, geodesy and cartography, photogrammetry and remote-sensing, UAV Systems, cadastre, real estate management, water management, sustainable development, environmental engineering, mining and energy, geology, etc.); GIS in agricultural sciences (such as forestry, agriculture and horticulture, fisheries, etc.); GIS in social sciences (such as economics and business, social and economic geography and spatial management, political science and public administration, law, etc.); GIS in natural sciences (such as earth and related environmental sciences, biological sciences, etc.); GIS for security purposes (such as shaping safe space, modelling extreme phenomena and disasters, threat maps, crime mapping, actions of rescue services, etc.). The aim is to publish novel or improved contributions in: Cartography, Geoinformatics Systems – Information Technology, Geoinformation and Law, Cultural and Natural Heritage Management, Globalization and Social-Economic Problems, The State and Local Level Administration & Management, Ecology, Sea and Water Management, Environmental and Earth Resources Management, Spatial Information Systems in Practice, The New GIS Solutions, Agriculture and Forestry, The Integrated Europe and World – Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe, Emergency Management – Post-War and Post-Disaster Reconstruction Projects, Smart city.

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