International Journal of Geoinformatics: Announcements

I would like to applause the efforts of Guest Editor Dr. Khairul Nizam Tahar and other member of Editorial team Sr Dr Saiful Aman Hj Sulaiman, Gs Dr Nabilah Naharudin and Dr Nafisah Khalid in briging out a special issue from selected peer reviewed papers from 8th International Conference on Geomatics and Geospatial Technology (GGT) 2022. The theme of this conference was “Geospatial Technologies Tackling Global Challenges”. The content of research papers very well manifest the potential of GIS, Remote Sensing, UAVs, Ground Profiling Radar, LiDAR, and advanced data processing techniques in creating knowledge to tackle the complex issues. Some challenges which have been addressed are road accidents, precision agriculture to solve horticulture issue, paddy crop monitoring, iPhone LiDAR sensor for 3D surface assessment, Buried pipes mapping etc. I am sure the content is quite motivating for young researchers and amazing for the senior researchers how diverse geospatial applications to tackle global challenges are emerging. I express my sincere thanks to all the researchers who contributed their work in this special issue.

I look forward more papers on similar applications from other countries. There are many other global challenges such as impacts of Covid 19 on socio-economic and geopolitical implications. Climate change continues to pose threats to sustainability of many sectors. I am sure lots of missions and projects are going on all SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). I will be very glad to have a special issue on this aspect in coming months.

With warm regards to all the readers and reviewers of International Journal of Geoinformatics.

eJournal Issues: Volume 18, No. 3 June 2022 (Open Access with DOI)

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2022-06-17

Table of Contents: Volume 18, No. 3 June 2022

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2022-06-14

Vol. 18 No. 1 (2022): Volume 18, No.1 February 2022 - Special Issue on GISCA 2021 Conference

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2022-02-24

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Vol. 18 No. 1 (2022): Volume 18, No.1 February 2022 - Special Issue on GISCA 2021 Conference

https://journals.sfu.ca/ijg/index.php/journal/issue/view/237

eJournal Issues: Message from Editor-in-Chief for Vol.18, No.1 Feb2022 Special Issue on GISCA2021

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2022-02-07

Geoinformatics Events

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2021-08-29

Message from Editor-in-Chief for Vol.17, No.4 August 2021 Issue

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2021-08-28

From Editor-in-Chief

Geoinformation technologies are being increasingly used in modeling the continuous transformation in the land use patterns of inland as well as coastal areas. These changes are normally the result of impacts of climate change, ocean current, disaster, or urbanization. This issue of International Journal of Geoinformatics is a very interesting collection of research papers. There is also one paper on the performance evaluation of GNSS receiver. There is a very useful research output presented by Maged and Van Genderen on Sea Surface Current Velocity Retrieval using TanDAM-X Satellite Data. This may be very useful in many future research or applications. Geographic Information System (GIS) is a powerful technique being frequently used in evaluating and planning healthcare facilities. This issue contains a paper on Evaluating the Accessibility of Healthcare Facility for Patients with Colon and Rectal Carcinoma in the State of Kelantan and Sabah in Malaysia. This makes this issue really a document to preserve as an excellent knowledge source for the natural resource management and also healthcare management. Several scientists have used the option of Open Access which gives them access to DOI. I am sure this will make their papers more visible and cited.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the World Economic Forum the companies still believe the health industry remains the most-likely beneficiary of AI over the next decade, due to the technology’s potential to improve patient outcomes. Google is moving fast in implementing AI for diagnostic for various diseases and provide advance notice to the doctors. This will dramatically reduce mortality by giving doctors more time to act. The initiative by Google will no doubt bring expert doctors closer to the populations which have no or scarcity of doctors. AI and machine learning has been already implemented in GIS and many applications for disease modeling and forecasting such as Malaria etc. Many GIS software are coming out with add-ons of Machine learning, deep learning and AI in GIS and remote sensing packages. Google Earth Engine is providing data and machine learning tools free to users for image classification. This whole development has created a new ecosystem of the research direction based on the notions of AI.

International Journal of Geoinformatics shall be bringing out a Special Issue on HealthGIS from selected and peer reviewed papers from 7^th International Conf. on HealthGIS. This issue contains the report on the conference for your information. We are planning to conduct the next International Conference on HealthGIS in 2022 in December 2022 and hope that the world will be out of Covid infections and can start normal life by then. Please mark your calendar.

eJournal Issues: OPEN ACCESS! Full papers for Volume 17, No. 3 June 2021 with DOI

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2021-06-19

Volume 17, No. 3 June 2021

https://journals.sfu.ca/ijg/index.php/journal/issue/view/225

- Visualization and Quantitative Assessment to Verify Precipitation Forecasts Associated with Mid-Latitude Cyclones across the Eastern United States

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1889

- The Improvement in the Positioning on the Nubian and Somalia Plates by Updating Terrestrial Reference Frames

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1891

- Spatio -Temporal Assessments of Rainfall Variability and Trends in the Highlands to Coastal Regions of Papua New Guinea

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1893

- ALOS-2 and Sentinel-1 Backscattering Coefficients for Water and Flood Detection in Nakhon Phanom Province, Northeastern Thailand

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1895

- Comparative Evaluation of Open Source Urban Simulation Models Applied to Colombo City and Environs in Sri Lanka

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1897

- Assessment and Suitability Study of Landfills in Jordan, Al-karak Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1899

- Population Estimation Using Land-Use Change Data from Multi-Sensor Images in Maha Sarakham Province, Thailand

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1901

- A Tale of Two Maps: A Study of Western Cartographic Practices and Indigenous Pictorial Representation of Varanasi

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1903

- Mobile 3D Mapping with a Low-Cost UAV-Based LIDAR System

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1905

- Validation of MODIS and AVHRR Fire Detections in Australia

DOI: https://doi.org/10.52939/ijg.v17i3.1907

Message from Editor-in-Chief for Vol.17, No.3 June 2021 Issue

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2021-06-14

From Editor-in-Chief

Issue number 3 of Volume 17 is bringing a blend of research in technology development and applications related to disasters- cyclones, floods, fires, rainfall variability and archaeology / modeling populations etc. I hope it will be useful for the vast segment of readers and researchers.

The world is reeling under Covid 19 even after one and half year second or third wave. India has vastly suffered and many activities either adapted online work culture or hybrid mode to face the situation. I hope all the readers of IJG would have taken good precaution and could kept themselves away from Covid infection. International journal of Geoinformatics has also gone for the organic changes and adapted 100% online mode. This was done as postal services were hugely disturbed and in some countries it was non-existent. Now, the online version is published 6 times a year rather than 4 times in earlier hardcopy version. This has given advantages to author to see their accepted paper being published much earlier than before. Another very exciting news that will make you happy is that within one year the ranking i.e. Impact Factor of the journal has gone up from 0.28 to 049 in Scopus. This is a great encouragement to all of us and we will try to achieve greater than 1 Impact Factor in next ranking cycle. At this occasion, it is also a pleasure to inform now the journal has opened opportunities for our authors to make their papers as Open Access on a nominal cost. They will be having DOI for their papers and anyone can download their papers from any corners of the world.

I would like to encourage researchers to focus on data science, machine learning, deep learning and also on artificial intelligence. These tools are going to extract deep knowledge hidden inside the data. I am sure this will bring out the amazing potential of geoinformatics for serving mankind with crucial knowledge by modeling and predicting future scenarios. This will help sustainable development and also ensure coping capacity against disasters-natural and anthropogenic, It will also give us information on habitat of disease agents and support public health departments to control the outbreaks by providing real time geospatial data analytics. The next issue of the IJG is a Special Issue on selected papers from the 7^th International conference on HelathGIS held online in February 2021.

That’s all for this time. I pray for energy to all the readers of International Journal of Geoinformatics to take up challenges under this new normal and achieve good success and keep themselves safe.

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Message from Editor-in-Chief for Vol.17, No.2 April 2021 Issue

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Message from Editor-in-Chief (Vol.17,No.1 Feb 2021 - Special Issue on GISCA 2020)

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2021-02-11

Guest Editorial for Volume 17,No.1 February 2021 Special Issue on GISCA 2020

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2021-02-11

Final Announcement 7th Int Conference on HealthGIS - February 25-26, 2021

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2021-01-18

Themes

Vector-Borne Disease
Bacterial Disease
Bigdata Analytics in Health, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Traditional Medicine
Nutrition and Human Health
Environment and Health
COVID-19
Infectious Disease
Lifestyle Disease
Disaster Risk Reduction and Public Health

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International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2021-01-09

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International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2020-12-25

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International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2020-12-23

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Postponement of 7th Int. Conference on HealthGIS

International Journal of Geoinformatics — 2020-11-26

Map visualization of Corona cases

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International Journal of Geoinformatics: Announcements

Volume 19, No. 5 May 2023 (Open Access with DOI) Special Issue on GGT2023

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Articles

Development of Spatial Uncertainty-Aware Visualization of Historical Traffic Queue Length

Multispectral Image Matching Using SIFT and SURF Algorithm: A Review

Determination of Segmentation Parameters for Object-Based Remote Sensing Image Analysis from Conventional to Recent Approaches: A Review

Measuring Accessibility to Health Care Centers in the City of Al-Mafraq Using Geographic Information Systems

Geospatial Analysis and Modeling of Melioidosis Prevention and Control in Si Sa Ket Province, Thailand

Spatial Pattern and Transportation Accessibility of Architectural Heritage in Chengdu, China

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Vol. 18 No. 1 (2022): Volume 18, No.1 February 2022 - Special Issue on GISCA 2021 Conference

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eJournal Issues: OPEN ACCESS! Full papers for Volume 17, No. 3 June 2021 with DOI

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Guest Editorial for Volume 17,No.1 February 2021 Special Issue on GISCA 2020

Final Announcement 7th Int Conference on HealthGIS - February 25-26, 2021

Launching of Full Issue eBook!

Author Information 2021

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Map visualization of Corona cases

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