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Welcome to the Lyell Collection
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About the Geological Society of London
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Contents of the Lyell Collection
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Books and other products:
SP Archive and SP Annual Subscription
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Features of the Lyell Collection including Online First, Open Access, mobile sites, eTOCs, peer-review, usage statistics
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Geofacets5
2016 subscription prices
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Contact us to order the Lyell Collection or request a free trial
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Welcome to the Lyell Collection
The Lyell Collection is an online collection
comprising the Geological Society’s journal
titles, Special Publications and key book
series. Cutting edge science sits alongside
important historical material, benefiting from
the extensive functionality of Highwire Press,
the hosting platform.
With more than 270,000 peer-reviewed pages,
27,000 articles and 1,000 volumes, the Lyell
Collection is an invaluable tool for researcher
and student alike.
About The Geological Society
The Geological Society of London was founded
in 1807 and is the UK national society for
geosciences with over 12,000 members. It is
a global leader in Earth science publishing,
dedicated to providing a high-quality service
throughout the world.
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Volume 172 • Part 5 • September 2015 • ISSN 0016-7649
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Journals
Chief Editor: P A F Christie
Co-Editors: S Geiger, B Levell, J R Underhill and G Yielding
Chief Editor: Quentin Crowley,
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Volume 21
Number 2-3
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JGS publishes topical, high-quality recent
research across the full range of Earth
Sciences. Papers are interdisciplinary in
nature and emphasize the development of
an understanding of fundamental geological
processes.
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The journal publishes research and review articles, discussion papers
and thematic sets. Additionally, the journal publishes “Specials”,
which are short topical papers with significant new data, ideas or
reinterpretations of existing material which will appeal to a wide
audience and merit fast publication (within 6 months of submission).
JGS has introduced a new article format entitled Review Focus
comprising concise reviews of recent research in progressing or
emerging areas of interest. A recent highlight includes the Fezouata
Fossils of Morocco, by Van Roy. Briggs and Gaines. Each year JGS
presents the ‘Young Author Award’ for papers published in the journal.
6 issues per year
Published bi-monthly, online and in print
The journal regularly provides over
170,000 full text downloads each year
Available Online First
Impact Factor: 2.639
5-year Impact Factor: 3.235
Type of content:
- rapid communications papers – short
topical papers for publication within 6
months of submission
- Review Focus articles
- research articles and review articles
- discussion papers
- thematic sets
Engineering Geology
and Hydrogeology
Chief Scientific Editor: Professor Eddie
Bromhead, formerly Kingston University, UK
Published by The Geological Society
Recent highlights include ‘Mapping landslides at different scales’
by Jim Griffiths et al and ‘A note on the origins of engineering
geomorphology in the UK’ by Lee & Fookes. A forthcoming
photographic feature and the ‘Landslides in China’ thematic set are
expected to prove popular.
4 issues per year
Online and in print
Available Online First
Impact Factor: 1.013
5-year Impact Factor: 0.947
Abstracted and indexed in:
ASCA, Current Contents, GeoArchive,
Geobase, Geological Abstracts, GeoRef,
Geotechnical Abstracts, Groundwater
On-Line, Petroleum Abstracts and
Science Citation Index
Type of content:
- research and review articles
- short review article
- technical notes
- photographic features
- Glossop Lecture
- Ineson Lecture
- thematic sets
- discussion papers
- editorial content
- book reviews
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Geochemistry
Exploration Environment Analysis
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Type of content:
- research articles
- thematic sets
Geochemistry: Exploration,
Environment, Analysis
Chief Editor: Kurt Kyser, Queen’s University,
Canada
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Published by GSL Publishing House on behalf
of The Geological Society of London and
Association of Applied Geochemists (AAG).
May 2015
May 2015
QJEGH is an established international
journal featuring papers from, and about, all
areas of the world on engineering geology
and hydrogeology topics including all aspects
of geology as applied to civil engineering,
mining practice and water resources.
The Journal has significant hydrogeology content, including use of
groundwater resources for thermal (heating and cooling) purposes.
Published by the Geological Society Publishing House for the
European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers
and the Geological Society, London
Volume 15 • Part 2–3 • May 2015
Geochemistry Exploration • Environment • Analysis
Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology
Quarterly Journal of
Quarterly Journal of
Engineering Geology and
Hydrogeology
PG provides a broad, multidisciplinary forum
for both academic and industry authors
engaged in the science and technology of the
sub-surface, rock-related disciplines. Articles range from exploration
geology, geophysics, geochemistry and petrophysics, to reservoir
geology and reservoir engineering. The integration of disciplines in an
applied context, whether for fluid production or carbon sequestration,
is a particular strength of the journal. Articles on enhancing exploration
efficiency, lowering technological and environmental risk, and
improving hydrocarbon recovery communicate the latest developments
to the journal’s wide readership. A recent highlight has included the
publication of a thematic set “Petroleum Geoscience of the North
Falkland Basin” and 2016 will see a set inspired by the Geological
Society conference on "Capturing Uncertainty in Geomodels - Best
Practices and Pitfalls".
• Water shut-off by wettability alteration in a laboratory-modelled gas reservoir •
Abstracted and indexed in: Current Contents, GeoArchive, Geobase, Geological Abstracts,
GeoRef, Mineralogical Abstracts, Petroleum Abstracts and Science Citation Index
Volume 15 • Part 2–3 • pp 97–252
Volume 48 • Part 2 • pp 77–156
Volume 48 • Part 2 • May 2015
Thematic set: The North Falkland Basin revisited: exploration and appraisal of the Sea Lion Field
Editors: L S Williams, R Newbould & J R Underhill
Published by GSL Publishing House
on behalf of The Geological Society of
London and the European Association of
Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE).
• Episodic rifting and subsidence in the North Falkland Basin • Sea Lion Field discovery and appraisal •
Petroleum geochemistry of the Sea Lion Field • Geobody definition from seismic attributes in the North
Falkland Basin • Seismic inversion in the Sea Lion Field • Integrated stratigraphic analysis in the North
Falkland Basin • Lower Cretaceous sedimentology of the Sea Lion reservoirs • Reservoir characterisation
for dynamic simulation of Sea Lion Field •
4 issues per year
Online and in print
Available Online First
Impact Factor: 1.207
5-year Impact Factor: 1.907
Abstracted and indexed in: Current Contents, GeoArchive, Geobase, Geological Abstracts,
GeoRef, Mineralogical Abstracts, Petroleum Abstracts and Science Citation Index
ISSN 1470-9236
Chief Editor: Phil Christie, Schlumberger
Gould Research, Cambridge, UK
78th EAGE Conference & Exhibition
Efficient Use of Technology - Unlocking Potential
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Petroleum Geoscience
GEEA covers all aspects of the application of
geochemistry including exploration and study
of mineral resources, and the geochemistry
of the environment. The journal is well known for its special issues
on hot topics and recent highlights covered the application of portable
x-ray fluorescence in geosciences and Canadian sampling protocols
and geochemical research. Thematic sets have been published from
the International Applied Geochemistry Symposium (IAGS) and on
geochemical characterization of mineral deposits for understanding
ore genesi.
Published jointly by Association of Applied Geochemists
and The Geological Society
4 issues per year
Online and in print
Available Online First
Impact Factor: 0.784
5-year Impact Factor: 1.029
Type of content:
- r esearch articles
-d
iscussion papers
-b
ook reviews
-e
ditorial content
- t hematic sets
Abstracted and indexed in: AGI’s Bibliography and Index of Geology, Chemical
Abstracts, Current Contents, Engineering Index, GeoArchive, Geobase, GeoRef,
Mineralogical Abstracts, PASCAL/CNRS, Thomson ISI database (SCIE, CCIPC & ES)
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Proceedings of the Yorkshire
Geological Society
Journal of Micropalaeontology
Chief Editor: Dr Stewart Molyneux, British
Geological Survey, Nottingham, UK
Editor-in-Chief: Professor Alan Lord,
Senckenberg Forschungsinstitut,
Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany
Published on behalf of the Yorkshire
Geological Society
Published on behalf of The
Micropalaeontological Society (TMS)
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PYGS has been published without a break
since 1839 and is a leading British geological
journal publishing original research on all
aspects of geology with a particular focus
on the geology of northern England. The journal also encourages the
submission of papers of a more general interest. The journal has a
long-standing scientific reputation and Volume 50 published some of the
results of the investigations by UK Nirex into the geology of west Cumbria
related to the possible development of an underground repository for the
storage of radioactive waste. A highlight of 2015 was the publication of
Romano and Whyte's 'Could Stegosaurs Swim?'
Volume 60
Published for the
Yorkshire Geological Society
by the Geological Society
Publishing House
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Part 3 May 2015
ISSN 0044–0604
2 issues per year
Online and in print
Impact Factor: 0.480
5-year Impact Factor: 0.750
Type of content:
- research articles
- discussion papers
- proceedings
- editorial content
Abstracted and indexed in: GeoArchive, Geobase, Geological Abstracts, GeoRef,
Mineralogical Abstracts, Research Alert, Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)
Scottish Journal of Geology
Chief Editor: Colin Braithwaite
Joint publication of the Geological Society
of Glasgow and the Edinburgh Geological
Society.
SJG publishes papers on all aspects of the
geology of Scotland and its adjacent areas
including the North Sea and North Atlantic
margins. The geology of Scotland is an
important natural laboratory for all branches
of Earth science; many studies in geology have been carried out in
Scotland and SJG provides a forum for publication.
Popular papers worldwide were “Ichthyosaurs from the Jurassic of Skye,
Scotland” by Stephen Brusatte, “Mating trackways of a fossil millipede”
and a review paper considering the Neoproterozoic to Mid-Devonian
evolution of Scotland by John Dewey et al.
2 issues per year
Online and in print
Impact Factor: 0.810
5-year Impact Factor: 0.870
Type of content:
- discussion papers
- book reviews
- editorial content
- research articles
- thematic sets
Abstracted and indexed in: Current Contents, GeoArchive, GeoBase, Geological
Abstracts, IBZ/IBR, Mineralogical Abstracts and Science Citation Index
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JM is well-established as an international
publication covering all aspects of
microfossils and their application both in applied studies and basic
research. The scope of the journal is broad and demonstrates the
application of microfossils to solving geological problems with
an emphasis on taxonomy. The principal fields of interest are:
biostratigraphy; evolution; palaeobiology; palaeoenvironments;
reviews and taxonomic studies. A highlight of 2015 was the
publication of a paper by Jardine, Fraser, Lomax and Gosling on The
impact of oxidation on spore and pollen chemistry.
2 issues per year
Online and in print
Impact Factor: 0.800
5-year Impact Factor: 0.985
Type of content:
- research articles
- editorial content
- ‘Micropalaeontological’ notebooks
Abstracted and indexed in: CABS, Current Contents, GeoArchive, Geobase, Geological
Abstracts, GeoRef and Science Citation Index
Transactions of the
Geological Society
Published between 1811 and 1856, the
Transactions captured the most significant
geological communications of the period
including William Buckland describing Mary
Anning’s fossils, Charles Darwin writing about
his voyage on the Beagle and contributions by Sir
Roderick Murchison and Adam Sedgwick.
Transactions of the Edinburgh
Geological Society
Published in 19 volumes between 1868 and
1963 the Transactions contain over 800 articles
devoted to Scottish geology and cover the key
themes of the time.
Transactions of the Geological
Society of Glasgow
Published between 1860 and 1963 the
Transactions include papers by Croll, Geikie,
Gregory, Holmes, Lapworth, McCallien,
Thomson (later Lord Kelvin), Tyrrell, Richey and
others whose seminal works provided important
geological ideas.
Books & Other Products
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Special Publications
Special Publications are renowned for their high quality of science and
production. Each volume focuses on a specific theme and represents a
balanced, state-of-the-art treatment of the subject matter. The Society
publishes around 20-25 volumes each year and articles from each
volume are available Online First before the hardcopy appears in print.
Engineering Geology Special Publications
This successful series is devoted to the wide range of engineering
geology and geotechnical topics: each volume provides balanced
coverage of its subject.
Memoirs
Memoirs are definitive treatments of their subjects by acknowledged
experts. They may be edited collections of papers, or can be written by a
single group of authors. Recent highlights include Precambrian Basins
of India: Stratigraphic and Tectonic Context and Continental Shelves of
the World.
Petroleum Geology Conference Series
The fully edited and peer-reviewed Proceedings of the 4th, 5th, 6th
and 7th conferences in this prestigious series are hosted on the Lyell
Collection. The 8th Petroleum Geology Conference Series held in 2015
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