Developing a framework publication - if I have developed a new method for data extraction, can this be published in a peer-reviewed journal?
Such kinds of paper are quite common in the field of GIS, usually branded as a &quot;feasibility&quot; study (e.g. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5075756/). If there is a question to be solved, and you have a proposed method to solve it, yielding useful analyzable data, there should be a home for it.
I'd first check with a research librarian in your network. They can provide you with a list of possible candidate journals (e.g. do you want agricultural journals or GIS journals? Etc.). Then, comb through the list by visiting their website and browsing some sample articles, make a decision on a few as your targets.
You can also consider non-academic (may not be peer reviewed but can reach a wider audience) channels like those GIS software user conferences.