Scope of Earth
Earth is an interdisciplinary journal spanning the Earth system and its interactions with the space environment. It covers geology, geophysics, climate, atmosphere, oceans, natural hazards, planetary science, space physics, and heliophysics — welcoming observational, experimental, theoretical, and modelling studies that advance understanding of our planet and beyond.
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Earth is an interdisciplinary scientific journal covering research across the Earth system and its interactions with the space environment. Its scope encompasses geology, geophysics, geochemistry, climatology, hydrology, atmospheric and ocean sciences, geomorphology, natural hazards, Earth resources, and environmental processes, together with planetary science, space physics, astrophysics, heliophysics, and Earth–space interactions. The journal welcomes observational, experimental, theoretical, computational, and modelling studies addressing Earth’s structure and evolution, climate dynamics, atmospheric processes, solar–terrestrial interactions, planetary environments, space weather, remote sensing, and exploration of the Solar System. Research integrating Earth and space sciences, advanced technologies, artificial intelligence, and interdisciplinary approaches is particularly encouraged.
ISSN: xxxx-xxxx
