Thematic collections are curated sets of papers that present a timely snapshot of research in a topic of high current interest and importance. Edited by experts in the field, invited contributions undergo peer review to the normal Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis standards and are made available online upon acceptance. The papers are collated on a dedicated collection webpage on an ongoing basis which ensures that this significant research is visible to the community at the earliest opportunity.
If you are interested in proposing a thematic collection in Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis then please contact geea@geolsoc.org.uk. Please provide a brief proposal for the Editorial Board to consider that outlines the aims and scope of the thematic collection, the guest editors and the envisaged contributions.
Read the current thematic collections:
A new unconformity-related uranium district: the Patterson Lake Corridor, Athabasca Basin Canada: This thematic collection presents results of the first integrated study of this new district, from deposit-scale isotopic studies to regional-scale metallogenic and geophysical studies.
Read the completed thematic collections:
Exploration 17: This thematic collection comprises a selection of research originally presented at the Exploration 17 Conference, Toronto, October 21–25, 2017.
Progress in remediation of polluted soils: This thematic collection focuses on (1) sequential extraction/speciation, (2) phytoremediation, (3) oxygen content in iron sulphides, (4) stabilization of Zn compounds in a long incubation experiment, and (5) bioavailibility of potential toxic elements.
Mineral deposits exploration and environmental geochemistry: case studies in Italy and in China: This thematic collection focuses on exploration of critical materials and exploration geochemistry in China and Italy.
Analysis of exploration geochemical data for mapping of anomalies: This thematic collection contains eight papers on the development of methods and techniques for exploration geochemical data analysis.
Thematic Collections image: The Storr, Isle of Skye, UK © Wayne Brittle