Aims & Scope

 

RevCAD - Journal of Geodesy and Cadastre is an international journal dedicated to the study of scientific issues in the field of geodesy, cadastre, and related interdisciplinary sciences. It features articles on theoretical or modeling studies, as well as experimental results and their interpretations. In addition to original research articles, the journal publishes articles on topics in related fields resulting from interdisciplinary scientific symposia.

The journal covers the entire range of geodetic science, cadastre, and land management and presents theoretical and applied studies in research areas such as:

-        geomatics;

-        geodetic networks;

-        cartography and modeling;

-        space geodesy;

-        photogrammetry and remote sensing;

-        geodynamics;

-        cadastre, land use changes, land consolidation;

-        geographic information systems;

-        architecture, urban and regional development.

The objective of RevCAD is to publish high-quality scientific articles, evaluated by the journal"s scientific board, which have not been previously published but are scientific/research-based, involve technological development, or have practical applications. We particularly encourage papers:

-        of broad scientific interest;

-        on innovative applications;

-        of an interdisciplinary nature;

-        on topics not covered in other related journals;

-        on topics related to possible new scientific/professional directions.

Preferably, theoretical papers should include applications, and papers dealing with systems and applications should include the theoretical context.

 

Open Access

 

RevCAD – Journal of Geodesy and Cadastre is published Open Access under a CC BY 4.0 licence  which allows readers to reuse the content without restriction. Open Access allows for unrestricted sharing of scholarly information and helps to promote knowledge throughout the world.

RevCAD – Journal of Geodesy and Cadastre supports Open Access as an equitable means of ensuring that scholarly research, usually funded by public institutions, is made available to all. Open Access publications are more likely to be discovered, read, cited, and used for future research than those published in closed journals, and we believe it is in the best interests of authors and their parent institutions, as well as the journals themselves, to make all our content freely available and reusable.

Authors retain copyright in their articles, but grant RevCAD – Journal of Geodesy and Cadastre the right of the first publication.

This is all in accordance with the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI) definition of open access.

 

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