The journal subject areas are:

 

 

Seismology (S)

Tectonophysics (T)

Geodesy (G)

 

Earth Surface Processes (EP)

Study of the Earth’s Deep Interior(DI)

 

Near-Surface Geophysics (NS)

Nonlinear Geophysics (NG)

 

Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology (V)

 

Geomagnetism, Paleomagnetism and Electromagnetism (GP)

 

Data and Methods for Geophysics (DM)

 

Atmospheric Sciences (A)

Global Environmental Change (GC)

 

Paleoclimatology (PP)

Space Physics and Aeronomy (SA)

 

Science and Society (SY)

Natural Hazards (NH)

 

Authors are advised to choose the subject area that best suits their manuscript. In the event that the manuscript is accepted, and the editor deems it more fitting for a different section, it will be reclassified accordingly. It is important for authors to be aware that the “Data and Methods for Geophysics” category is intended for manuscripts introducing data and methods applicable across multiple specialties. Manuscripts employing various methods to investigate a specific problem typically fall within one of the alternative subject areas.

Previous subject areas:

Geodesy

Geodynamics and Tectonophysics

Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism

Oceanography and Climatology

Physics of the Atmosphere

Physics of the Earth Interior

Remote Sensing for Earth Observation

Physics of Hydrothermal Systems and Fluids in the Earth

Seismology

Tsunami Physics

Volcano Physics

Data and Methods for geophysics