Reviewing and Publishing

The Journal of Geodesy and Geoinformation uses a double-blind review process. The corresponding author submits the manuscript to the system and the Editor-in-chief decides whether the manuscript is suitable or not to the aim and scope of the Journal and its scientific merits. The editor-in-chief decides either to “start the review process” or “reject the manuscript” after the initial manuscript submission.

If your manuscript is accepted for the peer review process, it will be sent to the reviewers, who are experts in the relevant field removing authors' names and addresses. The editor sends the manuscript to at least two reviewers. The editor may also act as a reviewer. The editor-in-chief decides the revision of the manuscript, rejection of the manuscript, or acceptance as is according to the revision comments uploaded by each reviewer and/or editor.

Once the Author’s submission has been approved for publication, it is considered for editing and sent back to the author for proofreading. JGG is an open-access and free-of-charge Journal. There is no charge for use of any part of this publication in research, study, teaching, or republication in scientific and technical documents, but the materials must be cited appropriately. Use and reproduction for commercial purposes requires special permission from CSCE.

Plagiarism Detection

The Journal of Geodesy and Geoinformation is a member of CrossRef. The Journal makes the similarity check to all submitted manuscripts by using the iThenticate service to avoid plagiarism. The plagiarism check percentage should not exceed 25% (exclude references section).

Open Access Policy

JGG is an Open Access journal and provides immediate open access to its contents. The Journal aims to promote the development of global Open Access to scientific information and research. All the articles published in JGG are licensed by "Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License".

Submission fee

No fee is charged from the author or institution under any name. Publishing, reading, and downloading articles in the Journal of Geodesy and Geoinformation are free of charge.