Geophysical Journal International (GJI) is one of the world's leading peer-reviewed research journals in solid-Earth geophysics, publishing the results of research on the earth's internal structure, physical properties, evolution and processes covering all aspects of theoretical, computational and observational geophysics.
Subjects covered include:
earthquake and controlled-source seismology, tides, the Earth's gravitational field in relation to its shape, deep interior, crustal structure, stress and isostasy;
- palaeomagnetism and rock magnetism and their applications to geomagnetism, internal processes and geotectonics;
- heat flow, electromagnetism, rheology and volcanology;
- geophysics applied to the structure and evolution or rifts, ridges, trenches, mountains, continents and oceans.
See here for a full description of topics covered in GJI.
100 Influential Papers
"100 Influential Papers from Geophysical Journal International" celebrates over a century of publishing papers on geophysics by the RAS. An interactive PDF of the collection can be downloaded from this page (please see the link below).
For more information and online access see the Oxford Journals website (including full Instructions to Authors), or meet the current members of the GJI Editorial Board