Editorial model
Peer review includes scrutiny of methodology, cartography, spatial data, uncertainty, reproducibility, and the relationship between representation and interpretation.
Spatial inquiry connecting landscapes, systems, environments, technology, and society.
The Journal of Frontier Geography publishes spatially explicit research and theory across scale. It welcomes work that integrates maps, models, field evidence, remote sensing, and lived landscapes while making uncertainty and spatial assumptions visible.
Read the complete journal profilePeer review includes scrutiny of methodology, cartography, spatial data, uncertainty, reproducibility, and the relationship between representation and interpretation.
Continuous publication with maps, datasets, and visual supplements.

The journal is assembling its first issue. Original research, methodological work, reviews, and other eligible contributions are now being considered within the journal’s stated scope.

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