About the Journal
The ITEF International Journal of Geographical
Research is a prestigious, multidisciplinary, multilingual, peer-reviewed, quarterly
e-journal dedicated to advancing geographical scholarship. It provides an
open-access platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners to share
innovative studies in physical, human, and integrated geography, as well as
geomatics, cartography, and remote sensing. Our mission is to foster global
collaboration and knowledge dissemination by supporting submissions in multiple
languages, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity. With a rigorous double-blind
peer-review process, we uphold the highest standards of academic excellence,
encouraging original research, reviews, and commentaries that contribute to
understanding Earth’s complex systems. The table below outlines the journal’s
scope, encompassing diverse subject areas that contribute to understanding
Earth’s physical, human, and spatial dynamics.
Sl. No. |
Subject Area |
Description |
1 |
Physical Geography |
Studies of Earth’s physical processes, including geomorphology,
climatology, hydrology, and soil science, focusing on natural systems and
their dynamics. |
2 |
Human Geography |
Exploration of human-environment interactions, cultural landscapes,
social structures, and human activities shaping spatial patterns. |
3 |
Regional Geography |
Analysis of specific regions, their physical and human
characteristics, and regional variations in development and environmental
conditions. |
4 |
Population Studies |
Research on population dynamics, migration, demographic trends, and
their spatial implications for societies and environments. |
5 |
Development and Planning |
Studies on sustainable development, urban and regional planning, and
policies for equitable growth and resource management. |
6 |
GIS & Remote Sensing |
Application of Geographic Information Systems and remote sensing for
spatial analysis, mapping, and environmental monitoring. |
7 |
Cartography |
Research on map design, geospatial visualization, and representation
of geographical data for scientific and practical applications. |
8 |
Developmental Studies |
Interdisciplinary studies on socio-economic development, poverty
alleviation, and sustainable progress in global and local contexts. |
9 |
Medical Geography |
Investigations into spatial patterns of health, disease distribution,
and environmental factors impacting public health. |
10 |
Geopolitics |
Analysis of political power, territorial conflicts, and international
relations from a geographical perspective. |
11 |
Geo Physics |
Studies of Earth’s physical properties, including seismic activity,
magnetism, and gravity, with applications to geographical research. |
12 |
Geology |
Research on Earth’s physical structure, materials, and geological
processes shaping landscapes and natural resources. |
13 |
Earth Science |
Broad studies of Earth’s systems, including atmosphere, hydrosphere,
and lithosphere, integrating interdisciplinary approaches. |
14 |
Rural Geography |
Exploration of rural landscapes, agricultural systems, and
socio-economic challenges in rural development. |
15 |
Urban Geography |
Studies on urban systems, city planning, urbanization processes, and
spatial governance in urban environments. |
16 |
Natural Resource Management and Sustainability |
Research on sustainable management of resources like water, forests,
and minerals to ensure environmental conservation. |
17 |
Environmental Studies |
Investigations into environmental issues, climate change, pollution,
and sustainable practices for ecosystem preservation. |
18 |
Bio Geography |
Studies of the distribution of species, ecosystems, and biodiversity
in relation to geographical and environmental factors. |
19 |
Tourism Geography |
Research on spatial impacts of tourism, sustainable tourism practices,
and the geography of leisure and recreation. |
20 |
Critical Geography |
Critical analyses of power, inequality, and social justice in spatial
contexts, challenging traditional geographical perspectives. |
21 |
Spatial Modelling |
Development and application of models to analyze spatial patterns,
processes, and relationships in geographical data. |
22 |
Tribal Studies |
Research on indigenous and tribal communities, their spatial
relationships, cultural landscapes, and socio-economic issues. |