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Türk Uzaktan Algılama ve CBS Dergisi
About Turkish Journal of Remote Sensing and GIS (Turk J Remote Sens GIS) is a high-quality, open access, peer-reviewed research journal publishing original research articles and reviews on all subjects related to both Remote Sensing and GIS. Manuscripts submitted to the journal should not be published anywhere, should not be submitted to any other journal and should not have been accepted for publication. The Journal accepts manuscript both in English and Turkish and it is published biannually in the months of March and September with online version only. Peer Review Process All articles submitted to the journal is firstly evaluated by the editorial board and if it is suitable, it is reviewed by at least two academic reviewers chosen by the editorial board. Turkish Journal of Remote Sensing and GIS uses double-blind review, meaning that the identities of the reviewers and authors are concealed from the reviewers, and vice versa, throughout the review process. The reviewing process of the manuscripts that are out of the Journal’s scope and not related with the subjects or not prepared in the format outlined in the author guidelines cannot be started. Article Processing Charges Turkish Journal of Remote Sensing and GIS does not charge any submission or processing fee .
2022 · Cilt: 3 - Sayı: 1
| Article | Author | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Agricultural Crop Detection with a Machine Learning Algorithm from Fused Sentinel-1 SAR and Landsat-8 Optical Data | Müslüm Altun, Mustafa Türker | 1–19 |
| Analysis of The Burned Areas of 2019 Izmir Karabaglar Forest Fire with Use of Satellite Images | Fatma Betül Özdemir, Nusret Demir | 20–33 |
| Extraction of Crowdsourced Points of Interest Data | Gülten Kara, Çetin Cömert, Huriye Akcan | 34–49 |
| Comparative Production of Flood Inundation Maps of Pona Creek and Örtülü Creek in Ardanuç (Artvin) District with FLO-2D and HEC-RAS Software | Emine Eda Çanta, Sebahat Temuçin Kılıçer, Halil Akıncı | 50–64 |
| Investigation of the TKGM CityGML Data Model in the Context of 3D WebGIS Applications | Ziya Usta, Alper Tunga Akın, Çetin Cömert | 65–75 |
| Implementation of the OGC Standard 3D Tiles with Hierarchical Data Structures in Web Based Management of 3D Spatial Data | Ziya Usta, Çetin Cömert | 76–85 |