ISSN: 2995-7206
Volume 10, Number 2 (2026)
Year Launched: 2016
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SCIREA Journal of Geosciences (ISSN: 2995-7206)
SCIREA Journal of Geosciences is an international, scientific peer-reviewed open access journal published online by SCIREA.
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Abstract: Mineral resource development has triggered and generated a series of ecological problems in mining areas. Large-scale, high-intensity mineral extraction stands as the most active and dominant anthropogenic geological force affecting and altering the ecological environment of mining regions, acting as a "catalyst" that exace
Abstract: Artisanal tin mining activities on the Jos Plateau tin field is currently characterized by incessant mine subsidence amongst the many other environmental degradations associated with the mine activities. Geological/geophysical and geotechnical tin field techniques have been applied in the case study of the mine subsidence.
Abstract: The sand dunes of the Rub' al Khali (Empty Quarter) preserve a key archive of environmental change in Arabia, a critical region along routes of human dispersal out of Africa. This mini-review evaluates the principal dating techniques applied to constrain the timing of dune formation, including optically stimulated luminesce
Abstract: The stability of engineering structures fundamentally depends on understanding subsurface conditions, particularly in reclaimed mined-out areas where ground instability persists. This study investigates subsurface soil characteristics within the Greater-Jos Master Plan area to provide critical subsurface data for sustainabl
Abstract: Gu Volcanic line lies at the piedmont of the southeastern flank of the Jos Plateau and is inundated by volcanic springs with their out flows constituting 30-40% of the base flows of the upper River Shemankar which is the main water supply source of the River Shemankar Irrigation Scheme and the proposed Shemankar Valley Hydr
Abstract: The monitoring results of the Shudi landslide indicate that the maximum surface displacement of the slope deformation reaches over 30cm, and the deformation accounted for about 40% of the total deformation in 2019. The annual change rate decreased from 120mm/a in 2019 to 20mm/a in 2022. Although it is still continuing, the
Abstract: India has one of the most ancient, rich, vibrant, dynamic, extensive and varied civilization of the world which has its roots in different components of culture. Such traditions are reflected from the ancient Indian literature, history and archeological remains. Along with the physiography, it has contributed to evolving th
Abstract: The diamond received human beings interest much early in history as they imagined that it resembles haven in its sparkling sight. Then, they speculated that the source of diamond occurs in heaven. But how it reached earth’s surface? Their hypothesis, which called now legend, says that Adam brought it when God expelled him f
Abstract: GNSS cycle slip is one of the important factors affecting the reliability of monitoring results, and it is particularly crucial to accurately detect and repair the size of each frequency cycle slip. In response to the coefficient uncertainty problem of existing triple frequency combination cycle slip detection methods, this
Abstract: The sustainability of coral populations depends on the steady supply of sexually produced offspring, especially as coral populations attempt to adjust to climate change. Therefore, information on the density, diversity, and survival of juvenile corals is vital for predicting recruitment success and determining the trajector