The aim of the Journal of Geomorphological Research (JADER) is to publish scientifically qualified and original research at an international level. Therefore, the journal publishes scientific texts in the field of geomorphology, with Turkish and English as its languages of publication, and operates as an independent double-blind peer-reviewed journal.

JADER is the official scientific publication of the Turkish Society for Geomorphology. As of 2026, it follows a Continuous Publication Model, issuing two volumes per year, financed by the Turkish Society for Geomorphology.

The target audience of the journal consists of scientists working in geomorphology and related disciplines, as well as graduate students.

The articles accepted by the Journal of Geomorphological Research (JADER) cover all topics related to geomorphology. These include:

Structural and tectonic geomorphology

Fluvial processes and fluvial geomorphology

Glacial and periglacial geomorphology

Arid region topography

Coastal and marine processes

Marine and lacustrine geomorphology

Alluvial processes and alluvial geomorphology

Karst geomorphology

Quaternary environmental change and dating

Geoarchaeology

Weathering

Erosion and slope processes

Mass movements

Volcanic geomorphology

Theoretical and quantitative geomorphology

Geomorphological mapping

GIS and remote sensing methods and applications in geomorphological research

Natural hazards

Other applied geomorphology topics, etc.