Special Issues of the Journal of Environmental & Engineering Geophysics (JEEG)
JEEG is famous for its special issues dedicated to timely topics for the near surface geophysical community. We often team with guest editors to present a large group of papers that draw from individual sessions of a conference or topics that are gaining traction. Below is the list of special issues presented in JEEG over the years.
If you have an idea that deserves special attention, please contact JEEG's Editor Allen Gontz to work out details of the call for papers, guest editors involved, and the means of contacting potential authors for submissions. For special issues, we aim for 6 to 10 papers.
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SPECIAL ISSUE Geophysics for Urban Underground Space Studies – GUUSS Volume 24 (4): 2019
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SPECIAL ISSUE 9th International Workshop on Advanced Ground Penetrating Radar - IWAGPR2017 Volume 23 (4): 2018
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Exploring Geophysics in China (see call for papers) Guest Editors: Guoqiang Xue and Jianghai Xia Volume 23 (2): 2018
Description: This issue features themes such as recent progress in instrument development for near surface geophysics in China, novel near surface geophysical systems in China, data acquisition, modeling, and inversion in China, and case histories for all aspects of near surface geophysics in China.
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Airborne Geophysics (click cover to enlarge) Guest Editors: Les Beard and Antonio Menghini Volume 22 (1): 2017
Description: Airborne based platforms for acquiring geophysical data is popular for assessing large areas quickly. In this special issue, there is a particular focus on time domain electromagnetics.
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GPR2012–GPR for Hydrology and Groundwater Problems Guest Editors: Lanbo Liu and Steven Arcone Volume 19 (4): 2014
Description: This special issue draws from papers presented at the14th International Conference on Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR 2012). The conference was held in Shanghai, China from June 4-8, 2012.
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Introduction to Near Surface Geophysical Letters Guest Editor: Bruce Smith Volume 19 (3): 2014
Description: This issue introduces the new Near Surface Geophysical Letters (NSGL), a format that promotes rapid publication of emerging technologies and interesting case histories. The format is a manuscript with 3000 words or less and up to four figures.
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Time Domain Electromagnetics Guest Editor: Antonio Menghini Volume 19 (1): 2014
Description: The special issue on time domain electromagnetic (TEM) methods was based on a perception that recent innovations and developments, both in instrumentation and processing, deemed it time to perform a checkup on the state-of-the-art of the method. The advancements in the issue address ground-based, offshore, and airborne applications.
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Geotechnical Assessment and Geo-environmental Engineering Geophysics Guest Editors: Moe Momayez, Fred Boadu, Nigel Cassidy, and Denis Jongmans Volume 18 (4): 2013
Description: This Special Joint-Issue of the Journal of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics and Near Surface Geophysics entitled “Geotechnical Assessment and Geo-environmental Engineering” is a selection of original contributions organized under two themes. Near Surface Geophysics presents eight articles on the application of the electrical resistivity techniques to determine the geotechnical properties of the ground, and the integration of geophysical and geotechnical data. The Journal of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics contains seven papers that investigate the stability of structures using seismic techniques.
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Agricultural Geophysics Guest Editors: Barry Allred and Bruce Smith Volume 15 (3): 2010
Description: There has been a rapid expansion of agricultural geophysics research just over the past fifteen years. One developing topic in agricultural geophysics is advancing the understanding of relationships between measurement parameters (e.g., interpreted electrical conductivity) to physical properties of soils and their interaction with water. Some of the exciting work being done is highlighted within this JEEG special agricultural geophysics issue.
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UXO Guest Editor: Jose Llopis Volume 13 (3): 2008
Description: This special issue on unexploded ordnance (UXO) features advances in UXO detection and discrimination since 1994.
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Geophysics and Glacial and Frozen Materials
Guest Editor: Bernd Kulessa and John Woodward Volume 12 (1): 2007
Description: This Special Issue arises from a conference on Geophysics and Glacial Materials, hosted by the Environmental and Industrial Geophysics Group, The Geological Society, UK, held at the School of Applied Sciences, Northumbria University, UK, in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the British Branch of the International Glaciological Society from 14–16 September 2005.
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