Journal Open access Double-blind peer review
'Remote Sensing of Land' (RSL) publishes double-blind peer-reviewed articles within all fields of remote sensing of the land.
Editor-in-Chief Dr. Suresh Kumar (Agriculture, Forestry & Ecology Group, Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dehra Dun -248001, Uttarakhand, India.)
Managing Editor Dr. Kalpana Bhagat 
(Gatha Cognition.)
- Articles published
- 38
- Crossref citations
- 292
- Citation ratio · Crossref
- 7.68
- Citation ratio · OpenAlex
- 9.55
- Days to first decision
- 50
Citation ratio = citations ÷ all articles published since the first issue. Days to first decision = median days from submission to the editor’s first decision, for the last 20 manuscripts (submitted since May 2021).
Aims & scope
Scope — topics
The journal covers these topics, but is not limited to them:
- Remote sensing sensors
- Remotely sensed databases
- Innovative methods and techniques for data analysis
- Imaging, mapping and data fusion
- Impact assessment of land
- Socio-economic and cultural analysis using remotely sensed data
- Applications
- Case studies
Subjects covered
- Space technology
- Remote sensing
- GIS
- Cartography
- Earth sciences
- Geology
- Geography
- Environmental sciences
- Soil science
- Agriculture
- Forestry
Readers
Scientists, engineers, managers, academicians and students interested in geospatial analysis, mapping, and monitoring the bio-physical aspects of the earth’s surface.
Is your work a fit?
If your manuscript fits the aim and scope, prepare it as the Author Guide describes and submit it on the Manuscript Portal. Not sure? Write to the editorial office with your title and abstract.