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aaag-transparency-and-data

Use when handling data documentation, sharing, and spatial-data ethics for an Annals of the American Association of Geographers manuscript — provenance (sources, projections, processing), reproducibility, and geoprivacy / human-subjects protection. Prepares documentation; it does not over-state a verification gate the policy does not impose.

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# Transparency & Spatial Data (aaag-transparency-and-data)

The Annals (Taylor & Francis, for the AAG) follows publisher and disciplinary norms for **data
availability and research integrity** rather than (as at some journals) a mandatory, editor-run
replication check before publication. The right posture is: **document spatial-data provenance
thoroughly, share what you ethically can, and protect location privacy.** Confirm the current data-
availability / sharing policy on the Taylor & Francis journal page (检索于 2026-06;以官网为准).

## When to trigger

- Preparing data documentation, a data-availability statement, or supplementary materials
- Deciding what spatial data can be shared given geoprivacy, IRB, license, or proprietary limits
- Documenting qualitative or restricted location data so claims remain credible
- A reviewer asked how others could verify or reproduce the spatial analysis
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