By Wing-Huen Ip, Yuntai Chen
Advances in Geosciences is the results of a concerted attempt in bringing the newest effects and making plans actions with regards to earth and house technology in Asia and the foreign enviornment. the amount editors are all top scientists of their learn fields protecting 5 sections: good Earth (Se), sunlight Terrestrial (St), Planetary technology (Ps), Hydrological technology (Hs), and Oceans and Atmospheres (Oa). the most goal is to focus on the clinical matters necessary to the research of earthquakes, tsunamis, weather swap, drought, flood, typhoons, area weathers, and planetary exploration.
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