About the Journal

Journal of Multimodal Landscape (JML) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research on multimodal landscapes and human–environment interactions.

The journal explores how diverse environmental dimensions—including visual, acoustic, olfactory, thermal, tactile, and other sensory factors—individually and collectively influence human perception, experience, behavior, health, and well-being. It emphasizes the complex relationships among physical environmental characteristics, multisensory experiences, physiological and psychological responses, and spatial design.

JML provides an international platform for researchers and practitioners working across landscape architecture, architecture, urban planning, environmental engineering, environmental psychology, neuroscience, public health, and computational sciences. The journal welcomes theoretical, experimental, empirical, and methodological contributions that advance the understanding, assessment, and optimization of built and natural environments.

Particular attention is given to emerging interdisciplinary approaches, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, physiological sensing, eye tracking, virtual and augmented reality, digital twins, and data-driven environmental modeling. These technologies offer new opportunities to investigate multimodal interactions and develop innovative strategies for human-centered environmental design.

By integrating environmental sciences, human perception, and advanced technologies, JML aims to promote healthier, more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable environments and contribute to the development of multimodal landscape research as an emerging interdisciplinary field.