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Construction of a Physically Adequate Coordinate System with Help of an Observation on Earth’s Ground
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Journal of Geosciences, Earth and Planetary Systems
Editorial Panel View Editorial Board
Giulio Iovine
Editor-in-Chief
Senior Scientist at CNR-IRPI of Cosenza Research Institute for Geo-Hydrological Protection (IRPI) â Section of Cosenza (Italia), , Italy
Zakaria El-Sayed Abdallah Hamimi
Professor, Faculty of Science, Structural Geology, Geology Department Benha University, Egypt
Hakan Guuneyli
Faculty Member, Department of Geological Engineering Cukurova University, Turkey
About the Journal
Journal of Geosciences, Earth and Planetary Systems is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing research across the fields of geology, earth system science, planetary studies, and related disciplines. The journal provides a space for researchers, field scientists, geophysicists, planetary analysts, and environmental specialists to present studies that enhance our understanding of Earth’s structure, natural processes, and planetary interactions.
The journal emphasises the interconnected nature of Earth systems, including the atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere, and the physical forces and feedbacks that shape planetary evolution. It also welcomes research that expands our knowledge of planetary bodies beyond Earth, whether through comparative geology, planetary surface studies, or atmospheric analysis using satellite or remote-sensing data.
Articles published in this journal cover a wide range of topics, such as sedimentology, stratigraphy, volcanology, seismology, geochemistry, structural geology, palaeoclimatology, hydrology, glaciology, and geochronology. Studies related to tectonic processes, mountain-building mechanisms, basin analysis, and natural resource distribution are also within the scope of the journal.
The journal encourages submissions that involve remote sensing, GIS applications, numerical modelling, and field investigations. Interdisciplinary studies that link geological research with climate science, environmental change, oceanography, or space-based planetary observations are particularly welcome.
In addition to Earth-based studies, the journal supports research focused on the geological characteristics and physical processes of other planetary bodies, including the Moon, Mars, Venus, and outer solar system objects. These contributions may involve rover-based exploration, spectroscopic analysis, planetary mapping, and comparative planetary systems modeling.
Journal of Geosciences, Earth and Planetary Systems is committed to advancing knowledge through evidence-based studies grounded in fieldwork, observation, laboratory analysis, and modeling. It aims to support a broader understanding of how Earth and planetary systems operate across different time and spatial scales.
Through its open-access model, the journal ensures that high-quality research is freely available to readers across academic, governmental, and industry institutions. This broad access promotes collaboration and supports education, resource management, and policy development related to Earth and planetary sciences.
Whether your work explores ancient sedimentary environments, investigates seismic activity in subduction zones, models planetary surface processes, or analyzes climate signals from ice cores, this journal provides a focused platform to share your findings with a global and multidisciplinary audience.
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