Vol. 6 No. 1 (2026): GIS Odyssey Journal

Articles

• ASSESSMENT OF LANDSCAPE VEGETATION COVER IN THE CLIMATE CHANGE ERA USING GEOSPATIAL DATA AND REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES: A CASE STUDY OF KHINIS, KURDISTAN REGION, IRAQ

  Diman Zuhair Jacksi, Laszlo Kover, Isma Benmazouz

  5-31

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• MANAGEMENT BY … (MANY): EVOLUTION OF THE WEG MODEL FROM DRUCKER TO THE SCALABLE 21ST CENTURY

  Tihomir Luković

  33-44

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• INTEGRATING GIS AND CYBERSECURITY: SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RISK AND RESILIENCE

  Gokhan Balik

  45-62

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• GIS-BASED ASSESSMENT OF THE PHYSICAL EROSION SUSCEPTIBILITY USING RAINFALL EROSIVITY (R) AND TOPOGRAPHIC FACTOR (LS): CASE OF THE SILIANA RIVER WATERSHED, NORTH-WESTERN TUNISIA

  Arbi Chafai, Khaled Taghouti

  63-77

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• ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE CHANGE ON HUMAN THERMAL COMFORT UNDER INTENSIFYING LAND COVER CHANGE IN ETHIOPIA (1984–2023)

  Ayehu Fekadu, Belew Bekele

  79-101

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• SPATIOTEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF URBAN BUILT-UP EXPANSION AND LAND SURFACE TEMPERATURE IN GUWAHATI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, ASSAM

  Nilakshi Mazumdar, Kesavan Dharanirajan, Manoj Sarmah, Vishnu Manoj

  103-120

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• CLOUD-FREE FLOOD INUNDATION FREQUENCY MAPPING OF MAJULI ISLAND, ASSAM USING GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE AND SENTINEL-1 SAR TIME-SERIES (2017-2025)

  Manoj Sarmah, Kesavan Dharanirajan, Nilakshi Mazumdar, Vishnu Manoj

  121-141

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• BEYOND MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES: HOW THE WEG CONTROLLING MODEL SECURED MARINA RESILIENCE DURING COVID-19

  Ante Rončević, Domagoj Hruška, Tihomir Luković

  143-156

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• PREDICTING FLOOD RISK WITH MACHINE LEARNING AND GIS: INSIGHTS FROM THE SAKTOLA RIVER, ASSAM, INDIA

  Nilotpal Kalita, Niranjan Bhattacharjee

  157-172

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• THE ROLE OF NATURAL RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF TERETORRY IN SHAPING TAX REVENUES OF TERRITORIAL COMMUNITIES

  Petro Pyvovar, Dmytro Dema, Oleksandr Rozhkov, Svitlana Lavrynenko, Alla Pyvovar, Topolnytskyi Pavlo, Olga Nykolyuk

  173-191

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• COMPARISON OF COMMUNITY SCIENCE RAIN GAUGE MEASUREMENTS WITH SATELLITE PRECIPITATION DATA IN TUCSON, ARIZONA, USA

  Theresa Foley, Ann Marie Wolf, Palmira Henriquez, Imelda Cortez, Jella Balgos, Rachel Spitz, Kevin Schaefer

  193-212

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• MODELING THE SECURITY AND RESILIENCE OF GIS SYSTEMS USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

  Maciej Kiedrowicz, Kazimierz Worwa

  213-231

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• JUST ENERGY TRANSITION IN COAL-DEPENDENT REGIONS – A CASE STUDY OF THE SILESIA REGION, POLAND

  Dorota Benduch, Borys Budka

  233-246

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• A METHODOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSING THE ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE CYBERSECURITY OF MODERN GIS SYSTEMS

  Stefan Rozmus, Jerzy Stanik

  247-262

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• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN PHOTOGRAMMETRIC MEASURING AND MODELLING OF LANDSLIDE EVENTS

  Dubravko Gajski, Matea Peloza, Katarzyna Dzięgelewska-Gajski

  263-279

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