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Open Access www.omicsonline.org Journal of Geography & Natural Disasters ISSN: 2167-0587
Open Access
www.omicsonline.org
Journal of Geography & NaturalDisasters
ISSN: 2167-0587
Geography is the study of earth and its land and water features, inhabitants and phenomena. Geography has been called “the world discipline”. Geography is divided into two main branches–Human geography and Physical geography. A Natural Disaster may be defined as the effect of Natural hazards which leads to human, environmental or financial losses.
Journal of Geography and Natural Disasters under an Open Access category is a peer-reviewed journal, aims to provide the most complete, dependable and undeviating source of information on current developments in the arena of Geography and Natural Disaster. The emphasis will be on publishing quality research papers rapidly and to make freely available to researchers worldwide.
The JGND under the open access category allows free, faster and unconstrained access to the scientific research and their results. The scientists, who needs change (or) are excited about the changes, now prefer the open access journals/publications than the routine to magnify and pass around their knowledge. JGND encourages and also depends upon data interpretation, efforts and analysis of mathematical data. The readership includes scientists, scholars and common people.
Journal of Geography & Natural Disasters - Open Access uses online manuscript submission, review and tracking systems
for quality and quick review processing. Submit your manuscript at
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