Geochemical Perspectives Letters

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Journal Title

GEOCHEM PERSPECT LET

ISSN / eISSN

2410-339X / 2410-3403

Aims and Scope

Geochemical Perspectives Letters is an open access, internationally peer-reviewed journal of the European Association of Geochemistry (EAG) that publishes short, highest-quality articles spanning geochemical sciences. The journal aims at rapid publication of the most novel research in geochemistry with a focus on outstanding quality, international importance, originality, and stimulating new developments across the vast array of geochemical disciplines.

Subject Area

GEOCHEMISTRY & GEOPHYSICS

CiteScore

7.30

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CiteScore Ranking

Category	Quartile	Rank
Earth and Planetary Sciences - Geology	Q1	#24/284
Earth and Planetary Sciences - Geochemistry and Petrology	Q1	#23/140
Earth and Planetary Sciences - Environmental Chemistry	Q2	#38/139

Web of Science Core Collection

Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)	Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI)
Indexed	-

Category (Journal Citation Reports 2023)	Quartile
GEOCHEMISTRY & GEOPHYSICS - SCIE	Q1

Country/Area of Publication

Netherlands

Publisher

European Association of Geochemistry

Annual Article Volume

Open Access

Contact

IPGP-GOPEL-BUREAU 566, 1 RUE JUSSIEU, PARIS CEDEX 05, FRANCE, 75238

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Verified Reviews

Note: Verified reviews are sourced from across review platforms and social media globally.

As a newly emerged journal in the field of Earth science, especially in geochemistry, GPL mainly employs top scientists as editors, such as C.-T. Lee. The published articles require relatively new research content. The suggestions given by reviewers are very pertinent, and the revised articles are accepted the next day. However, the difficulty of submission is relatively high. Previously, I submitted to NS and got rejected before submitting to GPL. In the field of Earth science, the overall level is similar to Geology, but many articles require global representativeness, as well as cutting-edge and innovative content.

2021-03-23

After NC and SA were rejected for review, European collaborators suggested directly changing to GPL, a very concise journal with a positioning similar to Geology, but lacking in influence. It is a very new journal, which seems to have a vague domestic positioning for GPL (with some risk of wasting materials).

2021-12-09

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