Journal of Geographical Planning

Advancing spatial planning, geography, regional development, geospatial science, sustainable land management, and evidence-based territorial governance.

Online ISSN 3123-593X
Publication Half Yearly
Access Model Fully Open Access
Research Field Geography & Spatial Planning

About the Journal

Journal of Geographical Planning, with Online ISSN 3123-593X , is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal published by Indonesian Scientific Publication (IDSCIPUB), a legally established institution registered under Decree No. AHU-0066545.AH.01.01.TAHUN.2023 .

The journal publishes original research articles, reviews, case studies, and conceptual papers addressing spatial planning, geography, regional development, geospatial science, land use management, environmental planning, territorial governance, and related disciplines. Issues are published twice a year, in May and November, with strong relevance to sustainable spatial policy, territorial development, and the diverse geographical contexts of Indonesia and beyond.

Quick Facts

Online ISSN 3123-593X
DOI & Crossref Registered with Crossref
Publication Half Yearly · May & November
Review & Access Peer Review · Open Access
Primary Field Spatial Planning · Geography · Geospatial Science
Article Types Research · Reviews · Case Studies · Conceptual Papers
Publisher Indonesian Scientific Publication (IDSCIPUB)

Publishing Principles

The editorial process supports rigorous, ethical, and practically relevant scholarship that contributes to sustainable spatial planning, territorial development, geospatial analysis, environmental management, and evidence-based policy.

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Rigorous Peer Review

Independent scholarly assessment strengthens research design, spatial methods, evidence, analysis, reporting, and scientific contribution.

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Research Integrity

Editorial decisions consider originality, scholarly contribution, methodological rigor, transparency, and ethical compliance.

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Sustainable Spatial Development

Research connects geography and geospatial evidence with sustainable land use, regional development, infrastructure, resilience, and territorial governance.

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Open Knowledge

Readers receive free and unrestricted access to geographical planning research, supporting global knowledge exchange and collaboration.

Focus & Scope

Journal of Geographical Planning welcomes original research articles, reviews, case studies, and conceptual papers addressing spatial planning, geography, geospatial science, territorial development, sustainability, and related disciplines.

  • Spatial Planning & Land Use Management
  • Regional & Territorial Development
  • Geospatial Science & GIS Applications
  • Urban & Rural Planning
  • Environmental Planning & Sustainability
  • Remote Sensing & Spatial Analysis
  • Disaster Risk & Spatial Vulnerability
  • Territorial Governance & Policy
  • Coastal & Marine Spatial Planning
  • Transportation & Infrastructure Planning
  • Population & Settlement Geography
  • Natural Resource & Land Management
  • Climate Change & Spatial Adaptation
  • Smart Cities & Digital Geography
  • Indonesian Regional Geography & Development

For Authors

Before submitting, confirm that the manuscript fits the journal scope, presents an original scholarly contribution, follows applicable author requirements, and meets methodological, ethical, reporting, and research integrity standards.

Published by Indonesian Scientific Publication (IDSCIPUB) · Indonesia

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Current Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): November 2025
Published: 2025-11-30

Articles

  • Governing Sustainable Cities: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Resilience and Innovation

    Muzani Jalaludin
    1-13
  • Planning for Sustainability: Insights from Ecological-Based Land Use Models

    Lyzia Nabilla
    14-26
  • Harnessing Remote Sensing for Regional Planning: A Narrative Review

    Aulia Rahma Utami
    27-41
  • Bridging Policy and Practice in Urban DRR: The Role of Spatial Planning

    Dhea Novianti, Muzani Jalaludin
    42-55
  • Integrating Technology, Nature, and Community in Urban Resilience Planning

    Multy Syaddam Nirwan
    56-70
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