GIS and Remote Sensing Paper Edit
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I am close to submitting a research article to the JOURNAL OF COASTAL CONSERVATION and need a seasoned editor who has already worked with geography or remote-sensing journals. The study tracks sebkha dynamics amid rapid urban expansion on the Al-Khafji coastal plain, using NDWI and MNDWI as core indices.
What I need from you
• Strengthen the overall scientific writing—clarity, logical flow and a polished academic tone.
• Give extra attention to the Discussion and Conclusion, sharpening the argument and tightening data interpretation so the take-home messages are unambiguous.
• Smooth out any lingering AI-generated phrasing; the narrative must read naturally and professionally.
• Format the entire manuscript (text, citations, figures, tables) so it aligns perfectly with the journal’s author guidelines and with norms expected of Scopus-indexed outlets. (https://link.springer.com/journal/11852/submission-guidelines).
Acceptance criteria
– Returned manuscript in Word with tracked edits plus a clean version ready for upload.
– Short editorial memo summarising key changes and rationales, especially for the rewritten Discussion/Conclusion and data-interpretation points.
– All journal formatting boxes ticked (font, headings, reference style, figure placement, word count).
If you have hands-on experience preparing geography or remote-sensing papers for Web of Science journals, I would love to collaborate. Please indicate similar titles you have edited and typical turnaround time.
What I need from you
• Strengthen the overall scientific writing—clarity, logical flow and a polished academic tone.
• Give extra attention to the Discussion and Conclusion, sharpening the argument and tightening data interpretation so the take-home messages are unambiguous.
• Smooth out any lingering AI-generated phrasing; the narrative must read naturally and professionally.
• Format the entire manuscript (text, citations, figures, tables) so it aligns perfectly with the journal’s author guidelines and with norms expected of Scopus-indexed outlets. (https://link.springer.com/journal/11852/submission-guidelines).
Acceptance criteria
– Returned manuscript in Word with tracked edits plus a clean version ready for upload.
– Short editorial memo summarising key changes and rationales, especially for the rewritten Discussion/Conclusion and data-interpretation points.
– All journal formatting boxes ticked (font, headings, reference style, figure placement, word count).
If you have hands-on experience preparing geography or remote-sensing papers for Web of Science journals, I would love to collaborate. Please indicate similar titles you have edited and typical turnaround time.