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Solid Earth

scientific journal
Periodical academic_journal Q28840827
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Summary

Solid Earth is an academic journal[1]. It draws 67 Wikipedia views per month (academic journal category, ranking #34 of 330).[2]

Key Facts

  • Award received: DOAJ seal[3]
  • Country: European Union[4], Germany[5]
  • Instance of: open-access journal[6], society journal[7]
  • Publisher: European Geosciences Union[8], Copernicus Publications[9]
  • Owned by: European Geosciences Union[10]
  • Copyright license: Creative Commons Attribution[11]
  • Language of work or name: English[12]
  • Archives at: Portico[13], CLOCKSS[14]
  • Country of origin: Germany[15]
  • Inception: January 1, 2010[16]
  • Significant event: created as open access[17]
  • Official website: http://solid-earth.net/[18], http://www.solid-earth.net[19]
  • Main subject: Earth science[20], geology[21]
  • Catalog: Directory of Open Access Journals[22]
  • Product or material produced: printed matter[23], works copyrighted by authors[24]
  • Title: Solid Earth[25]
  • Copyright status: copyrighted[26]
  • Social media followers: 1059[27]
  • Indexed in bibliographic review: Scopus[28]
  • Peer-review process for scholarly journals or publications: open peer review[29]

FAQs

What awards did Solid Earth receive?

Honors received include DOAJ seal[3].

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    Wikidata description → scientific journal
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    Official website → http://solid-earth.net/, http://www.solid-earth.net
    Peer-review process for scholarly journals or publications → open peer review
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