Archives
-
Volume 22 No 2, December 2025
Vol. 22 No. 2 (2025)Jurnal Geografi Volume 22, Issue 2 (2025) presents a diverse collection of articles that reflect contemporary geographical research with strong spatial, environmental, and applied perspectives. This issue highlights the use of geospatial technologies, including remote sensing and GIS, in addressing real-world problems such as fire detection, land use change, flood damage assessment, demographic dynamics, and renewable energy potential. Case studies from various regions in Indonesia demonstrate the journal’s commitment to regional analysis and spatial problem-solving. Overall, this volume strengthens the journal’s role in advancing geographic scholarship and supporting evidence-based regional and environmental planning.
-
Volume 23 No 1, June 2026
Vol. 23 No. 1 (2026)The June 2026 issue of Jurnal Geografi centers on the critical intersections of advanced disaster risk reduction, environmental change modeling, and urban socio-spatial development. A primary focus within this cohort is the integration of high-level computational and geospatial methodologies—such as deep learning architectures and temporal GIS analysis—to tackle hydrometeorological forecasting, local erosion dynamics, and drainage management for cultural heritage protection. Complementing these physical assessments, the issue strongly emphasizes human-environment interactions by evaluating public risk perceptions during tectonic hazards, mapping regional human development disparities, and analyzing the micro-scale impacts of rapid urbanization on community sanitation and public health behaviors. Ultimately, the collection highlights a highly data-driven, cross-disciplinary push toward enhancing climate resilience, environmental sustainability, and spatial planning quality across various Indonesian landscapes.
-
Volume 22 No 1, June 2025
Vol. 22 No. 1 (2025)Jurnal Geografi Volume 22, Number 1 (2025) presents a diverse collection of articles that reflect contemporary developments in geographical science and applied geospatial studies. This issue emphasizes the integration of remote sensing, GIS, and environmental analysis to address real-world problems, including dam monitoring using Sentinel-1A data, tidal inundation and coastal loss assessment, atmospheric analysis of extreme weather events, and land suitability evaluation in coastal regions. In addition, it highlights community-based disaster resilience in tourism villages, reinforcing the journal’s commitment to applied geography. Overall, this issue demonstrates strong relevance to regional planning, environmental management, and geospatial innovation in Indonesia and beyond.
