Journal Details
Aims & ScopeFree Online Access: Top 10 most cited papers of all time Editorial 29:1 - 'All Change?' Giles Foody IJRS: 30th Anniversary offer - Free access to the 6 most cited articles of 2007-2008 plus 6 review articles.
The International Journal of Remote Sensing is concerned with the science and technology of remote sensing and the applications of remotely sensed data in all major disciplines. Principal topics are: data collection, analysis, interpretation and display; surveying from space, air and water platforms; sensors; image processing; use of remotely sensed data; economic surveys and cost-benefit analyses. The journal contains primary papers on basic science, techniques and applications, and a section of Remote Sensing Letters containing material that merits fast publication. The journal incorporates Remote Sensing Reviews and we positively welcome the submission of review articles.
Free Use of Colour
We are pleased to announce that from 2009, IJRS has the capacity to publish free colour in print for its authors - providing that the figure warrants colour, and is used in situtions where it is necessary on scientific, and not merely cosmetic, grounds. Final decision will be at the Editor-in-Chief's discretion. Readership
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