Journal of Disaster Mitigation Research
| Journal title | : | Journal of Disaster Mitigation Research |
| Initials | : | JDMR |
| Editor-in-chief | : | Teti Zubaidah |
| Online ISSN | : | 0000-0000 |
| DOI Prefix | : | 10.29303/jdmr |
| Indexing | : | Google Scholar |
| Peer Review Process | : | Blind Review |
| Frequency | : | Twice a year |
| Publisher | : | Postgraduate University of Mataram |
| Association | : | HIPTI Bencana, FPT-PRB, ASASI |
| Accreditation | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
Journal of Disaster Mitigation Research (JDMR) is a scientific journal focusing on research and studies in the fields of disasters, mitigation, adaptation, and disaster risk reduction. The journal publishes research articles, theoretical studies, case studies, systematic literature reviews, and community engagement articles related to disaster issues and strengthening community resilience.
First published in 2026, JDMR is published online twice a year, in April and October. The journal publishes manuscripts in English, and all published articles are freely available through open access.
JDMR welcomes manuscript submissions from authors worldwide and applies a peer-review process to ensure the quality, relevance, and scientific contribution of each published article. The journal is committed to advancing knowledge and practices in disaster management while fostering collaboration among academics, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, government institutions, and other stakeholders.
Editorial contents include:
- Research articles
- Theoretical articles
- Empirical studies
- Case studies
- Systematic Literature Reviews
The scope of the Journal of Disaster Mitigation Research covers various disciplines, including:
- Disaster mitigation and adaptation
- Disaster risk management
- Disaster policy and governance
- Disaster education and risk communication
- Public health in disaster contexts
- Environment and climate change
- Disaster technology and digital innovation
- Local wisdom and socio-cultural strategies
- Economy, community resilience, and sustainable development
- Infrastructure, engineering, and risk-based spatial planning
