About the Journal

The Journal of Infrastructure and Sustainable Development (JISD) is a scholarly, cross-disciplinary, open-access journal that serves as a premier platform for advancing research in fields such as civil engineering, environmental engineering, ocean engineering, urban and regional planning, architecture, geology, geodesy, and sustainable development. As a rigorously peer-reviewed journal published biannually, in May and June, JISD is dedicated to disseminating a wide array of scholarly work, including comprehensive reviews, original research articles, communications, and short notes.

The journal's primary objective is to encourage researchers to publish detailed experimental, computational, and theoretical research that contributes to the understanding and advancement of infrastructure development and sustainability. By focusing on these critical areas, JISD aims to enhance scientific knowledge and inform impact assessments of global change, thereby supporting efforts towards sustainable development. Recognizing the vital role of infrastructure in achieving sustainable progress for humanity, JISD is committed to aligning its mission with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, as adopted by the United Nations.

As a transdisciplinary journal, JISD emphasizes the importance of providing thorough experimental and methodological details to ensure that research findings are reproducible, verifiable, and useful to the broader scientific community. Moreover, the journal is a strong advocate for open access and open science, promoting the wide dissemination and accessibility of research to foster global collaboration and innovation in the pursuit of sustainable development.

The Journal of Infrastructure and Sustainable Development (JISD) is published twice a year, namely in May and November.