Aim & Scope

Journal of Geospace Science (JGS) is a peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to advancing research and understanding of Earth’s geospace environment and its interactions with the broader space system. The journal provides a platform for scientists, researchers, and practitioners to publish high-quality original research, review articles, and case studies that explore the physical, chemical, and dynamic processes of the geospace environment.

The primary aim of JGS is to promote scientific knowledge and innovation in geospace research by publishing studies that enhance understanding of space weather, magnetospheric physics, ionospheric dynamics, and solar-terrestrial interactions. The journal encourages interdisciplinary and collaborative research that contributes to both theoretical insights and practical applications in space science.

The scope of JGS includes, but is not limited to:

• Magnetospheric Physics: Structure, dynamics, and processes within the Earth’s magnetosphere

• Ionospheric Science: Ionospheric variations, modeling, and impacts on communication and navigation systems

• Solar-Terrestrial Interactions: Space weather phenomena, solar wind, geomagnetic storms, and their effects on Earth

• Atmospheric and Space Environment Studies: Upper atmospheric chemistry, auroral processes, and radiation belts

• Geospace Technology and Applications: Satellite observations, remote sensing, space instrumentation, and predictive modeling of geospace phenomena

By maintaining rigorous peer-review standards and promoting innovative research, JGS aims to be a leading international forum for the dissemination of scientific knowledge, fostering collaboration, and contributing to advancements in geospace science.