Contributions to Geophysics and Geodesy

CGG publishes original research papers, short and rapid communications and review articles covering a wide spectrum of earth science disciplines including deep structural geophysics, geodynamics, tectonics, near surface geophysics, applied and environmental geophysics, geomagnetism, seismology, paleomagnetism, space weather, geodesy and geomatics, surveying engineering, hydrology, hydro-geology, atmospheric science, climatology.

History

CGG is the journal of the Earth Science Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences (since July 2015), formerly of the Geophysical Institute of the SAS, which merged in July 2015 with the Geological Institute of the SAS to form the ESI SAS with two divisions (geology and geophysics). CGG is a successor of the journal Contribution of the Geophysical Institute of the SAS published by the institute (once per annum, ISSN 0586-4607) since 1969 and its associated “Series of Meteorology” (once per annum, ISBN 80-224-0187-0) since 1974. Since 1998 (Vol. 28) the CGG had been published in print as 4 issues per annum. Since 2009 the 4 issues are published also electronically as Open Access fulltexts by De Gruyter. In 2014 (Vol. 44) the print production stops and CGG becomes electronic only.

Current rejection rate:

• 30 %

Why subscribe and read

• source of quality research in general and applied geophysics, geodesy, meteorology and climatology
• offers also topics where geodesy or environmental studies interfere with geophysics
• scientific articles authored by researchers from all over the world, who appreciate our fast, fair and constructive peer review

Why submit

• fast, fair and constructive peer review; fast publication, both online and in printed form
• provided assistance in improvement of the manuscripts technical format
• journal is indexed in the SCOPUS database
• promoting the journal to a wide range of researchers working in the same and related fields

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