Spatial Information Research is an international academic journal dedicated to the field of geographic information science. This journal aims to promote scientific and technological research in spatial information processing, including data collection, data structures and algorithms, spatiotemporal databases, spatial analysis, data mining, decision support systems, visualization theory and technology, cartography, location-based services, uncertainty processing, topology, geographic computing, geographic telecommunications, spatial information infrastructure, interoperability, and open systems.

The magazine encourages scientists to publish their experimental and theoretical results in as much detail as possible, so that other researchers can replicate the experiments. The magazine provides an advanced forum for publishing regular research papers, reviews, and communications, and maintains an open attitude towards research proposals and ideas. In addition, the journal also accepts electronic files and software as supplementary materials if these materials cannot be published in traditional ways. The target audience of the magazine includes geographers, engineers, natural resource managers, remote sensing experts, geographic information system professionals, etc. It provides a platform for researchers in these fields to share innovative research and discuss industry trends. By publishing high-quality research articles, this journal is committed to promoting the development of geographic information science and facilitating knowledge transfer between academia and industry.