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Daftar E-Journal International Institut Teknologi Sumatera DAFTAR E-JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI SUMATERA PROGRAM STUDI : TEKNIK PERENCANAAN DAN WILAYAH KOTA SUBJEK : Perencanaan Wilayah & Perdesaan Publisher: 1. Taylor and Francis 2. Cambridge No Judul e-ISSN p-ISSN Link Penerbit Publikasi Anotasi Indexed/Abstracted in Climate and Development 1756-5537 1756-5529 https://e- Taylor & 10 issue(-s) The vulnerability of communities in Climate and Development is resources.perpusnas. Francis per annual developing countries to the combined indexed/tracked/covered by the go.id:2200/toc/tcld20/ impacts of climate change and non-climatic following services: Agricultural current stresses; Links between development and Economics Database (CABI); building capacity to respond to climate Agricultural Economics Abstracts change; The integration (mainstreaming) of (CABI); Agricultural Engineering climate policy into sectoral planning and Abstracts (CABI); Animal Breeding 1 development policy; Conflicts and synergies Abstracts (CABI); Animal Production between mitigation, energy use, and Database (CABI); Animal Science development policy; The importance of (CABI); Bibliography of Systematic climate and long-term weather forecasting Mycology (CABI); Biocontrol News for development and Information (CABI); Botanical Pesticides (CABI) Journal of Regional and 2549-3930 2549-3922 https://journal.ipb.ac.id Center for 3 issue(-s) JP2WD covers topics related to regional Crossref, Google Scholar, SINTA, Rural Development Planning /index.php/p2wd Regional per annual science, regional and/or rural planning, ISJD System regional economics, spatial and Analysis, environmental planning, regional information Planning and system, community development, and public Development policy. (Crestpent), 2 LPPM IPB Rural History 1474-0656 0956-7933 https://e- Cambridge 2 issue(-s) Subject areas include: agricultural history; Cambridge, EBSCO Economy, Society, Culture resources.perpusnas. University per annual historical ecology; folklore; popular culture go.id:2148/core/journa Press and religion; rural literature; landscape ls/rural-history history, archaeology and material culture; vernacular architecture; ethnography, anthropology and rural sociology; the study of women in rural societies; relationships 3 between the urban and the rural; and the politics of rural societies. Agricultural and Resource 2372-2614 1068-2805 https://e- Cambridge 3 issue(-s) The Agricultural and Resource Economics Agricultural and Resource Economic Economics Review resources.perpusnas. University per annual Review (ARER) provides a forum for the Review is indexed in: Scopus; go.id:2148/core/journa Press dissemination of scholarly work undertaken Emerging Sources Citation Index; ls/agricultural-and- throughout the world on the economics of RePEc; Directory of Open Access resource-economics- agriculture, food, natural resources, rural Journals (DOAJ); AgEcon Search review communities, and the environment in addition to research in their associated 4 subfields. Forests, Trees and 2164-3075 1472-8028 https://e- Taylor & 4 issue(-s) Forests, Trees and Livelihoods is a peer- Environmental Sciences and Pollution Livelihoods resources.perpusnas. Francis per annual reviewed international journal publishing Management, Selective; go.id:2200/toc/tftl20/c comments, reviews, case studies, research AgBiotechNet ; Agricultural urrent methodologies and research findings and Engineering Abstracts; Agroforestry articles in this general field in order to Abstracts (Online) promote discussion, debate and the exchange of information and views in the 5 main subject areas of: Economic and social importance of trees outside forests and forests - including their cultural significance, potential for enhanced livelihood benefits PROGRAM STUDI : TEKNIK PERENCANAAN DAN WILAYAH KOTA SUBJEK : Perencanaan & Perancangan Kota Publisher: 1. Taylor and Francis 2. Cambridge No Judul e-ISSN p-ISSN Link Penerbit Publikasi Anotasi Indexed/Abstracted in Journal of Urban Design 1469-9664 1357-4809 https://e- Taylor & 6 issue(-s) The Journal of Urban Design provides a new Journal of Urban Design is currently resources.perpusnas. Francis per annual forum to bring together those contributing to indexed and abstracted in CSA go.id:2200/toc/cjud20/ this re-emerging discipline and enables Abstracts; Dietrich's Index current researchers, scholars, practitioners and Philosophicus; EBSCOhost students to explore its many dimensions. (Academic Search Alumni Edition), The Journal publishes original articles in Academic Search Complete, specialised areas such as urban aesthetics Academic Search Elite, Academic 1 and townscape; urban structure and form; Search Premier Academic Source sustainable development; urban history, Complete, Academic Source Premier preservation and conservation; urban regeneration; local and regional identity; design control and guidance; property development; practice and implementation. International Journal of 1946-3146 1946-3138 https://e- Taylor & 3 issue(-s) The journal also aims to enhance knowledge CSA Urban Sustainable resources.perpusnas. Francis per annual and understanding of the two-way - CSA Sustainability Science Development go.id:2200/toc/tjue20/ interactions between urbanisation processes Abstracts (Cambridge Scientific current and patterns and environmental changes at Abstracts), Core the local, regional, and global scales. In addition to mitigation and adaptation EBSCOhost concerns, these interactions also include - Current Abstracts, 1/1/2009- related social and economic issues, such as - GreenFILE, 1/1/2009- the impacts of globalisation and financial - TOC Premier (Table of Contents), 2 crises, evidence-based 1/1/2009- liveability versus utopian, or purely theoretical, planning principles, restoring Elsevier BV dignity to the marginalized beyond, but - GEOBASE including, the basic principles of participation, environmental justice and sustainable resource utilisation. Advances in Building 1756-2201 1751-2549 https://e- Taylor & 2 issue(-s) Topics covered by ABER include: invaluable This Journal is indexed in Scopus Energy Research resources.perpusnas. Francis per annual thermal comfort in the built environment; go.id:2200/toc/taer20/ advanced materials to improve energy current efficiency of buildings; indoor air quality; energy efficient lighting and daylight; visual comfort in the built environment; thermal and air flow studies in the urban environment; 3 passive solar heating of buildings and passive cooling in buildings; energy efficient HVAC systems for buildings; urban energy systems Intelligent Buildings 1756-6932 1750-8975 https://e- Taylor & 4 issue(-s) Intelligent buildings and cities can be defined Intelligent Buildings International is International resources.perpusnas. Francis per annual by the following three pillars of knowledge: abstracted in: Chartered Institute of go.id:2200/toc/tibi20/c - People: individuals and communities Building, Construction & Building urrent - Innovative Technologies: smart enabling Abstracts (CBA), CNKI China National technologies Knowledge Infrastructure, EBSCO - Sustainability: the design and management Databases, Engineering Village, of energy, water, waste and pollution IBSEDEX International Building 4 Services Abstracts, International Civil Engineering Abstracts, SCOPUS, ICONDA, The Institution of Engineering and Technology Inspec Database Building Research & 1466-4321 0961-3218 https://e- Taylor & 8 issue(-s) The scope covers: Building Research & Information is Information resources.perpusnas. Francis per annual - People. Motivations and actions of currently noted in ANBAR; go.id:2200/toc/rbri20/c designers, engineers, makers, managers Architectural Publications Index API; urrent and users of buildings; user satisfaction; ARCOM Construction Management universal and inclusive design; education of Abstracts; Avery Periodical Index; stakeholders; supply chain capabilities; British Technology Index; Building stakeholder needs; stewardship; building Management Abstracts; Cambridge communities; culture. Scientific Abstracts; Construction and Building Abstracts 5 -Product. De-carbonized buildings and sustainable development; mitigation, resilience and adaption to climate change; active building technologies and smart buildings; innovative and non-conventional building materials; healing environments; adaptive re-use, retrofit, disassembly and resource recovery; quality. Urban History 1469-8706 0963-9268 http://e- Cambridge 4 issue(-s) Urban History occupies a central place in Cambridge, EBSCO resources.perpusnas. University per annual historical scholarship, with an outstanding go.id/library.php?id=0 Press record of interdisciplinary contributions, and 0032 a broad-based and distinguished panel of referees and international advisors. Each issue features wide-ranging research articles covering social, economic, political and cultural aspects of the history of towns and Cities. Urban History is leading the way in academic publishing with its multimedia 6 companions. The companions are refereed and fully linked and provide real depth to research. Online subscribers also gain access to Urban History’s comprehensive online bibliography, which contains 34,000 searchable items including books, articles and edited collections. PROGRAM STUDI : TEKNIK PERENCANAAN DAN WILAYAH KOTA SUBJEK : Sistem Infrastruktur Wilayah & Kota Publisher: 1. Taylor and Francis 2. ScienceDirect No Judul e-ISSN p-ISSN Link Penerbit Publikasi Anotasi Indexed/Abstracted in European Planning Studies 1469-5944 0965-4313 https://e- Taylor
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