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Journal of Geographical Studies

In association with the Department of Geography, Jamia Millia Islamia (A Central University), New Delhi

'Journal of Geographical Studies' (JGS) publishes double-blind peer-reviewed articles within all fields of geography.

ISSN 2582-1083 (online) DOI 10.21523/gcj5 2 online issue per year Since 2017

Editor-in-Chief Professor. Masood Ahsan Siddiqui (Department of Geography, Jamia Millia Islamia – A Central University, New Delhi-110025 (India).)

Managing Editor Dr. Kalpana Bhagat ORCID (Gatha Cognition.)

Articles published
59
Crossref citations
277
Citation ratio · Crossref
4.69
Citation ratio · OpenAlex
7.37
Days to first decision
124

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 April 2023).

Issue

Volume 9 (2025) · Issue 1

Published March 2025 5 articles All open access

Original Research Paper

  1. pp. 1-10 Open access

    Evaluating Long-term Climatic Trends in Agro-climatic Zones of Satara District, Maharashtra

    Vidya Mohite, Arun Patil

    Climate is a natural process that influences weather patterns across different regions. The term average climate refers to the typical weather conditions observed in a specific area over a long period. In India, agriculture is largely dependent on rainfall and variations in climatic factors significantly impacting the crop production. This study analyzes climate trends in the agro-climatic zones of Satara district us…

    10.21523/gcj5.25090101 1,925 views 5 Mar 2025

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  2. pp. 11-33 Open access

    Influence of Altitude and Climate on the Distribution of Vegetation, Ecosystem Services and Human Population in Garhwal Himalayan Region

    Shairy Chaudhary, Atul kumar, Malay Pramanik, Inderajit Pal

    Altitude plays a crucial role in determining habitat distribution, species diversity, and ecological resources, which support livelihoods and employment in the Himalayan region. Covering 18% of India's territory, the Himalayas house over 50% of the country's forest cover and 40% of the Indian subcontinent's endemic species, providing ecosystem services to 115 million people. However, the relationships between elevati…

    10.21523/gcj5.25090102 6,315 views 1 citation 13 Mar 2025

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  3. pp. 34-55 Open access

    Exploring Spatial Heterogeneity and Wealth-Driven Neighborhood Patterns in Health Insurance Coverage Among Scheduled Tribes in India

    SURANJAN MAJUMDER

    This study spatially analyzes localized geography of health insurance coverage among Scheduled Tribe (ST) households in India, revealing persistent regional disparities using nationally representative data from NFHS-5 and advanced spatial analytical techniques. Employing Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis (ESDA), Geographically Weighted (GW) correlation and Empirical Bayes Smoothing (EBS), the research identifies sign…

    10.21523/gcj5.2025090103 914 views 22 Sep 2025

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  4. pp. 56-68 Open access

    Geospatial Mapping and Accessibility Analysis of Eye Health Facilities: A Case Study of Dhaka City Corporation

    Mazed Parvez, A H Md Mahabub Nawaz, Faisal M Ahamed, Syed Tanim Ahmed, Laila Begum, Fazle Rabby, Nawal Sarwer

    Access to quality eye care is vital for public health, yet in Bangladesh, it is hindered by inadequate infrastructure, limited facilities, and insufficiently trained personnel. This study examines the accessibility and spatial distribution of eye health services in Dhaka City Corporation using Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Eight Key Informant Interviews (KIIs), and Six Focus Group Discussions (FGDs). GIS anal…

    10.21523/gcj5.25090104 1,382 views 28 Sep 2025

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  5. pp. 69-90 Open access

    Trash to Trouble: Revealing the Environmental Costs of Poor Waste Management in Durgapur

    MD MAINUL SK

    Rapid industrial, urbanisation and population growth have recently led to increased pressure on the solid waste management infrastructure of Durgapur city, resulting in negative impacts to water and air quality. The study assesses the environmental impacts of insufficient solid waste disposal activities on the groundwater, surface water and air. The results indicate that areas around open dumping sites are severely d…

    10.21523/gcj5.25090105 1,500 views 9 Oct 2025

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