Geografie

Papers
(The TQCC of Geografie is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Looking into the green roof scenario to mitigate flash flood effects in Mamak, Turkey, via classifying images of Sentinel-1, 2, and PlanetScope satellites with LibSVM algorithm in Google Earth Engine 11
The historical Sudetenland border and the current socio-spatial differentiation of Czechia: a quantitative look at the long-term impact of institutional changes8
Curiosity in geography education: A systematic review6
Development of socio-spatial polarisation in Czechia5
Transformation of regional identity in Czechia: Case study of partly deinstitutionalized Bohemia and Moravia from the viewpoint of the Bohemian-Moravian borderland inhabitants5
Phenology characteristics and demographic structure of Aleppo pine in the Algerian mediterranean forest: The case study of El-Harhouria afforestation4
Atmospheric fronts from a climatologist's perspective: A review3
Children's geographies: Methodological approaches and inspiration not only for geographers3
Review of historical and recent estimates of design precipitation totals and intensities in Czechia3
Spatial changes in two major modes of atmospheric circulation variability during the 20th century3
The importance of remote sensing in geography education3
Grey greening: quiet sustainability at auto salvage yards3
Exploring the daily mobility rhythms in an urban environment: using the data from intelligent transport systems2
Comparison of the integration policies of selected European countries concerning holders of international protection2
Metropolitan polynodal cores as the basis of the new regional organization of Czechia2
Political ideologies in the local politics of selected cities in Czechia2
Deconstructing three periods of geographical thought in Brno2
Landscape functions: Some methodological issues for urban planning from a case study of Mtskheta, Georgia2
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