Russian Journal of Earth Sciences

Aims & Scope

Russian Journal of Earth Sciences (RJES) publishes original papers with treatment of all areas of the Earth sciences and interdisciplinary results integrating the achievements of relevant scientific disciplines: geomagnetism, geology, geochemistry, geoinformatics, geography, geoecology, physics of the Earth, seismology, volcanology, geodesy, oil and gas geology and geophysics, remote sensing of the Earth, oceanology, water resources, mining, environment and climate, the study of the Arctic and Antarctic, as well as big data in the Earth sciences and systems analysis of these disciplines. The journal publishes articles in Russian and English. The principal aims of the journal is to disseminate the findings of scientific research conducted by Russian scientists to the international scientific community. Additionally, the journal accepts articles authored by foreign scholars and international research teams for publication. Articles addressing broad issues in Earth sciences and research in Northern Eurasia are particularly encouraged.

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