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- GeoINSIGHT -
The Journal of Geospatial Intelligence

“Mapping knowledge, informing decisions,
and shaping the future of geospatial intelligence.”

GEOINSIGHT - The Journal of Geospatial Intelligence

GeoINSIGHT is GIFON's flagship journal, dedicated to advancing knowledge, research, and discourse in geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), spatial data science, and location based innovation. It serves as a credible platform for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and industry leaders to share insights, research findings, case studies, and thought leadership on geospatial applications for national security, development, infrastructure, and societal impact.
The journal aims to bridge theory and practice, promoting evidence based solutions, innovation, and collaboration across the geospatial ecosystem. Each edition highlights trends, challenges, breakthroughs, and success stories, fostering informed decision-making and inspiring the next generation of geospatial professionals.

Journal Focus Areas

Submissions must fall within or strongly relate to these core pillars of Geospatial Intelligence.

Core GEOINT & Spatial Intelligence

  • Remote sensing
  • GIS & Spatial analysis
  • Spatial data science
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI)
  • Location-based analytics

National Security & Intelligence

  • Defense & military strategy
  • Border security management
  • Counter-terrorism operations
  • Critical infrastructure protection

Governance & Policy

  • National development planning
  • Smart cities & urban resilience
  • Electoral mapping & integrity
  • Climate security & environmental policy

Tech, Innovation & Industry

  • Startups & geospatial entrepreneurship
  • Satellite technology advancements
  • UAVs & Drone technology
  • Digital Twins & Big Data integration

Education & Ethics

  • Workforce development & training
  • Professional standards & certification
  • Gender inclusion in GEOINT
  • Legal frameworks & data privacy
Author Submission Guidelines

Writing for GeoINSIGHT

All submissions must be written in clear, professional English. Writing must be objective, evidence-based, and analytical. We strictly avoid political propaganda, commercial advertising, or unverified security claims.

Formatting Specifications

  • Format: Microsoft Word (.docx), Times New Roman, 12pt.
  • Spacing: 1.5 Line Spacing, 1-inch margins.
  • Citation: APA Style (7th Edition).
  • Abstract: 150–250 words with 4–6 keywords.

Referencing Style

The GIFON Journal adopts the APA (7th Edition) Referencing Style.

In-text Citation Examples

  • (Usman, 2024)
  • (National Bureau of Statistics, 2023)
  • (Smith & Johnson, 2022)

Eligible Contributors

Submissions are welcomed from:

  • GIFON Staff
  • Registered GIFON Members
  • Fellows and Distinguished Associates
  • External collaborators (by invitation)
Special Note for Staff & Members

Institutional contributors are encouraged to:

  • Align articles with GIFON programs & working groups
  • Address national development priorities
  • Support policy implementation & strategic intelligence

Manuscript Length Requirements

Article TypeWord Count*
Research Articles
4,000 – 7,000 words
Policy & Strategy Papers
3,000 – 5,000 words
Technical Papers
3,000 – 6,000 words
Case Studies
2,500 – 4,500 words
Reviews / Commentary
1,500 – 3,000 words

* Excludes abstract, references, tables, and figures.

Standards of Ethics

Submissions Must Be:

  • Original Work
  • Not under review elsewhere
  • Free from plagiarism

Authors Must:

  • Declare conflicts of interest & funding sources.
  • Obtain permission for copyrighted figures.

Security Note: Security-sensitive information must not compromise national safety.

Publication Archive

Browse previous editions of Eyes on Location.

Eyes on
Location
Cover of Vol. 1, No. 1

Vol. 1, No. 1

August 2025

Eyes on
Location
Cover of Vol. 1, No. 2

Vol. 1, No. 2

November 2025

Review Process & Ethics

All submissions undergo a double-blind peer review process. We adhere to strict ethical standards—plagiarism is prohibited, and authors must declare conflicts of interest. Security-sensitive information must not compromise national safety.

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