International Journal of E-Planning Research (IJEPR)

 

International Journal of E-Planning Research (IJEPR) - Call for Papers

 

Description

 

The International Journal of E-Planning Research (IJEPR)) publishes original theoretical and innovative empirical research on the many aspects of the emerging interdisciplinary area of urban e-planning. The journal is mainly focused on urban e-planning theory, history, methods, ethics, best practices, urban e-planning pedagogy, future developments, and on the software technology associated with urban e-planning. Due to its comprehensive coverage, as well as its expanding list of contributors from more than 30 countries from America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania, and its highly qualified list of reviewers from 40 countries in all continents, this journal has been accepted into prestigious indices, most notably Web of Science® – Emerging Sources Citation Index®, Scopus®, Compendex®, INSPEC®, and more. Headed by an editor who has extensively contributed to IGI Global publications and others within his field of research, this journal provides emerging findings through full-length research manuscripts and featured open access articles. Additionally, the IJEPR has also been included in the list of notable scientific journals by the Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes for 2018-2020 and is associated with the 'Urban e-Planning Research Network' and the International Conferences on 'Urban e-Planning', convened by its editor-in-chief, and whose consolidated list of participants comprises delegates from 30+ countries from all continents.

Topics Covered

 

Topics to be discussed in this journal include (but are not limited to) the following:


Functional Dimensions of Urban E-Planning

• E-Planning and Culture, Leisure, and Tourism
• E-Planning and Digital Divide
• E-Planning and Disability
• E-Planning and Disaster Management
• E-Planning and Education
• E-Planning and Environment
• E-Planning and Ethnicity
• E-Planning and Gender
• E-Planning and Health
• E-Planning and Housing
• E-Planning and Low Carbon Urban Development
• E-Planning and Social Issues
• E-Planning and Universal Design
• E-Planning and Urban E-Marketing
• E-Planning and Urban Economic Development
• E-Planning and Urban Governance
• E-Planning and Urban Infrastructures
• E-Planning in Developing Countries
• Smart Cities and Smart Urban E-Planning
• Urban and Metropolitan Government Reform Through E-Planning

Future E-Planning

• Future Directions for Urban E-Planning
• Innovations and Best Practices in Urban E-Planning

Organization, Technology, Methods

• Augmented Reality in Urban E-Planning
• Citizen E-Participation in Urban Planning
• Citizen Science in Urban E-Planning
• Complexity and Wicked Problems in Urban E-Planning
• Crowdsourcing in Urban E-Planning
• Digital Augmented Reality and Citizen Engagement in Urban E-Planning
• E-Planning and Visualization
• E-Planning Benchmarking
• E-Planning Data Collection
• E-Planning Data Management (Data Analysis, Data Storage)
• E-Planning Evaluation
• E-Planning Monitoring
• E-Planning Online Communication and Dissemination
• Games and Idea Generation in Participatory Urban E-Planning
• Games as Visualization and Participatory Tools in Urban E-Planning
• GeoDesign and the Planning of Natural and Virtual Environments
• Internet of Things in Urban E-Planning
• Landscape Virtual Modeling
• Living Labs in Urban E-Planning
• Mobile Applications and Sensors for Urban E-Planning
• Online Data Portals and Urban E-Planning
• Online Decision Support Models in Urban E-Planning
• Online Indicator Tools and Urban E-Planning
• Organizational and Human Factors in Urban E-Planning
• Participatory and Emotional Mapping
• Participatory E-Activism in Urban E-Planning
• Participatory Geoweb and Urban E-Planning
• Planning 3.0
• Qualitative Online Research Methods for Urban E-Planning
• Quantitative Online Research Methods for Urban E-Planning
• Scenarios and Prospective Methods in Urban E-Planning
• Social Media and Citizen Engagement in Urban E-Planning
• Software Technology for Urban E-Planning
• Spatial Big Data and Data Mining in Urban E-Planning
• Spatial Open Data and Participatory Urban E-Planning
• Strategic Urban E-Planning Methods
• Surveillance and Security in the E-City
• Technology Pitfalls in Urban E-Planning Projects
• 3D Cadastral Systems in Urban E-Planning
• Virtual 3D Urban Models
• Virtual Reality Environments in Urban E-Planning
• Volunteered Geographic Information for Disaster Management
• Volunteered Geographic Information in Urban E-Planning
• Web-Based Public Participation in Urban E-Planning

Theory, History and Ethics of E-Planning

• Data Protection and Citizens' Privacy in Urban E-Planning
• E-Planning and Human Rights
• Ethics in Urban E-Planning
• History of Urban E-Planning (Adoption and Impact of E-Planning)
• Theories of Urban E-Planning (Modern and Post-Modern Theories)
• Trust in Urban E-Planning

Mission and Scope

The mission of the International Journal of E-Planning Research (IJEPR) is to provide scholars, researchers, students, and urban and regional planning practitioners with analytical and theoretically-informed empirical research on e-planning, as well as evidence on best-practices of e-planning, in both urban and regional planning fields. The journal aims to establish itself as a reference for information on e-planning issues and is committed to provide a forum for an international exchange of ideas on urban e-planning research and practice.



All submissions and inquiries regarding IJEPR should be directed to the attention of:

Carlos Nunes Silva

Editor-in-Chief
International Journal of E-Planning Research (IJEPR)
E-mail: cs @ campus. ul. pt

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