About Journal
Introduction & Scope
The Egyptian Journal of Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (EJRS),
launched in 2010, is a premier, peer-reviewed quarterly journal published by the
National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (NARSS) in partnership with Elsevier (Directory of Open Access Journals). EJRS embraces a wide, interdisciplinary
scope, publishing high-quality research across remote sensing, geographic
information systems, space technologies, and applications that aim to enhance
sustainable development, environmental protection, and strategic planning (Scimago Jr.).
Metrics, Open Access & Benefits
EJRS is recognized as a high-impact journal within its field. According
to Web of Science, its 2024 Impact Factor is 4.1, with a 5-year
Impact Factor of 4.8 (Web of Science Journal). Additionally, SCImago ranks it in
the Q1 quartile for Earth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous), with
an SJR score of 0.892 for 2024 and an H-index of 66 (Scimago Jr.).
Based on Scopus data, its Impact Score (analogous to two-year citation
average) stands at 5.08, showing consistent growth from previous years.
The journal charges an Article Processing Charge (APC) of USD 1200,
with a waiver policy available for eligible authors.
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NARSS
National Authority for Remote Sensing & Space Sciences
NARSS is the pioneering Egyptian institution in the field of satellite remote sensing. NARSS is an outgrowth of a Remote Sensing Center, established in 1971 as an American-Egyptian joint project that was affiliated to the Egyptian Academy of Scientific Research and Technology
