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Fine-scale GIS Modelling of Peri-urban Industrial Agglomeration: Accessibility, Land-price Gradients and…

Ayoub Zahrani, Hamza Ait Zamzami, Mohammed Elaanzouli, Jumadi Jumadi, Oumaima Boumeaza, Said Mouak, Abdelghani Ezzardi, Badreddine Ennassiri, Jamila Saidi, Taieb Boumeaza

Industrial expansion on the metropolitan fringe rarely follows a random geography. Firms respond to accessibility, land markets and the cumulative advantages of co-location, while inherited territorial structure constrains where new investment can be direct...

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eISSN2460-3945
pISSN0852-0682
CiteScore3.7
SJR0.76 (Q1)
First decision9 days
Acceptance rate13%

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Forum Geografi (ISSN 0852-0682/2460-3945) is a peer-reviewed and open-access journal on both physical and human geography, with special interest in spatial and regional analysis using GIS and/or remote sensing techniques. The journal is published three times a year—April, August, and December—by Faculty of Geography UMS, with support from the Indonesian Geographical Society. Manuscripts should be original, written in clear English, and make a meaningful contribution to the field of geography.

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  • Human–environment interaction
  • Geomorphological processes and modelling
  • River-basin processes and modelling
  • GIS and remote sensing-based disaster studies
  • Urban, rural, and regional studies
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TitleForum Geografi
Business modelOpen Access, Author-Pays
AbbreviationForum Geogr.; For. Geo.
FrequencyTriannually
DOI prefix10.23917
ISSN0852-0682 (Print); 2460-3945 (Online)
IndexingScopus, DOAJ, GeoRef, and view more
PublisherUniversitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Indonesia
LicenseCC BY 4.0
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