60 Years and Beyond of Reviews of Geophysics

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Reviews of Geophysics is an AGU journal, first established in February 1963. It is a hybrid open access invitation-only journal that publishes comprehensive review articles across various disciplines within the Earth and Space Sciences. The selection criteria are rigorous and many submissions are declined without review. The journal is the highest ranked in the fields of Geochemistry and Geophysics, with a high Journal Impact Factor (JIF2021 = 24.9), which is indicative of its high visibility and influence within the scientific community. The journal's published review papers, beyond a mere summary of literature, provide crucial context for current work, and establish the framework for comprehensive understanding of research progress, challenges, and interconnections between different communities, so that research may be appreciated by a broad audience. We emphasize the importance of publishing studies that provide a comprehensive overview and synthesis of the current state of knowledge in a field, especially in the case of geophysics, where knowledge is rapidly developing, increasing and becoming more specialized.

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Florindo, F., Acocella, V., Carlton, A. M., D’Odorico, P., Duan, Q., Gettelman, A., … Yokoyama, Y. (2023, June 1). 60 Years and Beyond of Reviews of Geophysics. Reviews of Geophysics. John Wiley and Sons Inc. https://doi.org/10.1029/2023RG000807

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