The International Journal of Coal Geology is committed to treating the basic and applied aspects of the geology and petrology
of coal in a scholarly manner. Its scope encompasses:- the genesis of coal and coal seams, including studies of modern coal-forming
processes and environments
- the ... click here for full Aims & Scope
The International Journal of Coal Geology is committed to treating the basic and applied aspects of the geology and petrology
of coal in a scholarly manner. Its scope encompasses:
- the genesis of coal and coal seams, including studies of modern coal-forming
processes and environments
- the metamorphosis of coal materials in coal seams and dispersed in other rock types
- the geology
of coal measures including stratigraphic, structural, geomorphic, paleogeographic, paleoecologic, hydrogeologic, palynologic, paleozoologic
and paleobotanic facets of the subject
- the petrology and petrography of coal and coal seams including coal mineralogy, geochemistry
and the chemical and physical constitution of coal.
- coalbed gases, including coalbed methane and CO2 sequestration
- geologic
aspects of coal mining
The journal aims to stimulate the development of the science of coal geology in all parts of the world and
to facilitate the dissemination of information on coals from all continents to all those who can benefit from such information. Types
of contributions published are: papers describing original research results; proceedings of symposia; surveys; reviews; book reviews;
overviews of recent literature, and letters to the editor.
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Editors-in-Chief
S. Dai
C.Ö. Karacan
R. Littke
This journal offers a
reduced subscription rate to members of
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP) (please contact
Peter Warwick for further information) and
the
International Committee for Coal and Organic Petrology (ICCP) (please contact
Caroline ten Wolde for further information).
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