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Guidelines for authors
Investigaciones Geográficas is a Mexican scientific
journal in the field of Geography, with excellencelevel
recognition. Original papers are published in
Spanish, Portuguese and English, and are submitted
to evaluation by an expert committee. Authors
must follow these guidelines, which are also available
at the Institute of Geography’s Website.
Manuscripts must be sent to the Technical
Editor of Investigaciones Geográficas as a printed original
with three copies, along with an indispensable
digital version, to the following address:
Sección Editorial
Instituto de Geografía, UNAM
Ciudad Universitaria, Circuito Exterior
Delegación Coyoacán
04510 México, D. F.
edito@igg.unam.mx
Submissions must include a letter in which the
author(s) confirm that the paper is an original study
that has not been published or submitted to any
other printed or electronic journal. This letter must
be signed by all the authors of the paper.
The maximum length of the papers must be 25
letter-size pages printed with double spacing and a
font size of 12 points, including spaces, main text,
abstract, maps, tables, figures, graphs, boxes, notes
and references.
A separate sheet, not included in the 25 aforementioned
pages, must indicate the title of the paper,
full name of the author(s), affiliation, address,
telephone numbers and email, all without abbreviations.
No more information must be added to
this page.
The title of the work must be included again
in the first of the 25 pages that constitute the manuscript,
although without the author(s)’name(s).
Immediately afterwards, an abstract not longer
than 200 words written in Spanish must be included,
followed by another written in your choice of
English, French or Portuguese language. A maximum
of six key words that appropriately suggest
the nature of the work will be printed two lines
below each of the abstracts.
The headings referring to introduction, sections
of the study, the sequence of all figures indicated
throughout the text and conclusions, must be
clearly indicated throughout the paper. If acknowledgements
are included, these should not be
longer than one paragraph and must be inserted
after the conclusions and before the notes.
The notes that appear along the main body of
the text will be numbered consecutively. It is suggested
to use a minimum amount of notes, which
should be kept as short as possible.
Maps, photographs and graphs will all be
referred to as “Figures” and each one should be
submitted in digital format in a separate file. If
digital files are not available, the original figures
should be submitted as “camera-ready” prints in
separate letter-size sheets. Please number all figures.
Tables must be numbered and referred to as
“Tables”. Legends and figure captions or headings
must be ordered in separate files. Photographs and
raster files must have a resolution of at least 300
dpi, with a size not less than 20 x 26 cm in TIFF
format. Any other illustration should be sent in
Corel Draw, Adobe Illustrator or Freehand files. Files
in Encapsulated Postscript (EPS) format are accepted
as well. Maps should include coordinates in degrees
and minutes, a graphic scale and an explicit legend.
The title must lie outside the margins of the map
and should include the source reference(s). In case
of ancient photographs or images, the consent of
use and printed reproduction granted to UNAM