Iraqi Bulletin of Geology and Mining
Published by Ministry of Industry and Minerals
ISSN: 1811-4539 (Print)
Language: Arabic and English
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IRAQI BULLETIN OF GEOLOGY AND MINING (ISSN 1811- 4539) (httb://ibgm-iq)
* Owned and issued by Iraq Geological Survey (GEOSURV-Iraq), Ministry of Industry and Minerals, Baghdad, Iraq and licensed by the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research as a recognized sound and judicious scientific journal for scientific and academic promotions in Iraqi universities and scientific institutes.
* The Iraqi Bulletin of Geology and Mining accepts scientific research articles, scientific notes, scientific discussions and comments on Iraq and the rest of the world in all fields of Earth sciences, mineral exploitation, mining and mineral processing. Unpublished work only can be considered for publication.
* Each volume of the bulletin includes two issues, besides occasional special issues on selected topics of the geology of Iraq.
* The bulletin accepts articles in English and occasionally in Arabic. Arabic articles should include elongated English summary and vice versa.
Scope of the Journal
All fields of earth sciences, such as stratigraphy, paleontology, sedimentology, structure geology, geotectonics, geomorphology, GIS and remote sensing, geomatics and geoinformatics, geophysics, seismology, hydrogeology, petrology, petroleum geology, mineralogy, geochemistry, medical geology, engineering geology, geological hazards, natural resources management, environmental geology, economic geology, mining geology, and natural composites from natural minerals.
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IBGM offers immediate open access to all articles, enabling subscribers and the general public to have free access to archived materials. Everyone is allowed to read, download, and share any article published since the first journal edition.
The Article Publishing Charge (APC) fee will be covered by the Iraq Geological Survey for all articles submitted; i.e., there are no article processing charges (APC) that will be paid by the authors.
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