Kharazmi Journal of Earth Sciences

Kharazmi Journal of Earth Sciences

Number of Volumes 11
Number of Issues 22
Number of Articles 221
Number of Contributors 536
Number of Submissions 425
Accepted Submissions 224
Acceptance Rate 53
Number of Reviewers 457
Number of Indexing Databases 7

 

The Kharazmi Journal of Earth Sciences is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research and review articles in all fields of earth sciences. From 1977 to 2015, Kharazmi University (formerly Tarbiat Moallem University) published the Kharazmi Journal of Science, which covered all fields of basic science, including geology. The first issue of the journal was published in September 1977. With the permission of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance and the approval of the Scientific Publications Committee (Ministry of Science, Research and Technology), the Kharazmi Journal of Earth Sciences separated from the Kharazmi Journal of Sciences on January 28, 2015, and its first issue was published in the spring and summer of 2015. Since 2015, the Kharazmi Journal of Earth Sciences has been published biannually. The Kharazmi Journal of Earth Sciences was indexed in DOAJ and awarded the Grade A ranking by the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology (MSRT) of Iran in 2024. In 2026, the journal was further indexed in the international Scopus database. This journal is currently published in electronic form and is open access. Submitted articles are peer-reviewed anonymously by at least two to three experts. Accepted articles are published in Persian with English abstracts and extended abstracts. With the new editorial board, consisting of 10 local and 11 foreign members from nine different countries, the journal is expected to further consolidate and strengthen its international standing while creating the necessary foundation for the continued enhancement of its scientific quality and academic excellence.
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Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 2 - Serial Number 22, December 2025 

Publication Information

Publisher

Editor-in-Chief
Executive Manager

Frequency
Semiannual
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Indexing and Abstracting

Keywords Cloud

  • Zagros
  • Mineral chemistry
  • Geochemistry
  • Remote Sensing
  • Central Iran
  • Biostratigraphy
  • Eocene
  • Heavy metals
  • Subduction
  • potentially toxic elements
  • Shear Zone
  • Lut Block
  • Geothermobarometry
  • Trace elements
  • Granitoid
  • Pollution
  • thermobarometry
  • Amphibolite
  • Metapelite
  • Shahrood
  • Hydrogeochemistry
  • Petrology
  • landfill
  • groundwater
  • MODFLOW
  • Thrust
  • PCA
  • Carbonate reservoirs
  • Hydrothermal alteration
  • Sequence Stratigraphy
  • Deep Learning
  • Zanjan
  • Sanandaj-Sirjan Zone
  • Kerman
  • Skarn
  • Electrofacies
  • Land subsidence
  • Folding
  • andesite
  • Rock Types
  • Stable Isotopes
  • Artificial neural network
  • Alborz
  • Hydrochemistry
  • Isfahan
  • Rhyolite
  • sistan suture zone
  • Health risk assessment
  • Groundwater Pollution
  • Genetic Algorithm
  • eastern Iran
  • Machine Learning
  • Dalan Formation
  • mixing
  • Sanandaj – Sirjan Zone
  • Granite
  • Amphibole chemistry
  • Amphibole
  • Foraminifera
  • Volcanic rocks
  • Shoshonite
  • oil field
  • Asmari formation
  • Alteration zones
  • Qom Formation
  • Reservoir compartmentalization
  • mylonite
  • Geothermometry
  • subduction zone
  • Rare earth elements
  • Microfacies
  • post-collision
  • Geographic Information System
  • Central Alborz
  • Xenolith
  • Hojedk Formation
  • Water Quality Index
  • ophiolite
  • deformation
  • spectral indices
  • Tehran
  • Change Detection
  • calc-alkaline
  • Petrogenesis
  • Sedimentary geochemistry
  • Crust
  • Tomography
  • Image log
  • Geology
  • karst aquifer
  • Dezful embayment
  • partial melting
  • Dacite
  • Soil
  • Water Saturation
  • Iran
  • Data Fusion
  • Sarvak formation
  • Sanandaj-Sirjan
  • transpression
  • Talesh
  • Sanandaj-Sirjan metamorphic belt
  • mineralogy
  • iron mineralization
  • Majerad
  • paleostress
  • permeability
  • ASTER
  • Stress field
  • Paleozoic
  • Magmatic evolution
  • Western Alborz
  • graphitization
  • Diagenetic processes
  • Anarak
  • Lower cretaceous
  • Biomineral
  • Mantle
  • limb rotation
  • Caldera complex
  • Jandagh
  • Paleo-Tethys
  • Metamorphic reactions
  • hybrid breccia
  • BISQ model
  • Choosing a release station
  • sound resistance
  • BQ classification
  • Agriculture
  • Phase transfer
  • Molla Ahmad
  • Tajan River
  • ignimbrite
  • Diagenesis
  • Rf /Ф method
  • bimodal volcanism
  • apatite
  • Magmatic mixing
  • Hydrograph
  • Radon
  • The Arabian-Eurasian collision
  • LSTM Recurrent neural network
  • Soil skeleton
  • facies
  • Sr-Nd Isotopic ratios
  • Python
  • Indicolite
  • Zoning
  • non-linear stress inversion
  • Zarabad
  • dominant flow system
  • east of central Iran
  • Nahavand
  • South Arak
  • North of the Shahrekord
  • Intrusion emplacement
  • Kuh-e-Dom metamorphic zone
  • Meshginshahr
  • Kooh-Sorkh
  • Angle of shear
  • Cross-anisotropy
  • Padagi section
  • Gholeh-Sukhteh
  • sheeted dikes
  • Rock mass classification
  • Gooreh Mountain
  • Bazman
  • Late Cretaceous
  • Metarhyolites
  • aquifer storage
  • Fractal Parameters
  • Jenks statistical method
  • geochemical twins
  • Hollow Cylinder Torsional Shear Apparatus
  • Sanandaj–Sirjan Zone
  • Dochah fault
  • restoration and balancing plan
  • Kordestan
  • Fe-rich carbonate
  • Undrained elastic features
  • inversion
  • Qazikandi
  • Darreh-Baneh
  • Vorticity
  • Alkaline
  • Tetrad effect
  • Transverse isotropy
  • Tuff
  • Meiduk porphyry
  • Borujerd
  • Buckling
  • phase thermodynamic diagrams
  • Capillary Pressure
  • Eastern Iranian ranges
  • Geochemical models
  • Saturated granular soils
  • metagabbro
  • Kerman province
  • Isfahan County
  • Gowd-e-Howz