Journal of Structural Geology

Papers
(The H4-Index of Journal of Structural Geology is 21. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Development and passive exhumation of high-pressure shear zones (Blueschist Unit, Syros): Insights from quartz and columnar calcite microstructures67
Controls of dolomitization and bed thickness on fracture networks in Lower Carboniferous carbonates in southern Belgium64
EBSD: Towards a better understanding of the role of deformation in the formation of schistose hypogene high-grade iron ore54
Fracture ellipticity as a measure of chemical reaction-controlled fracture growth44
A prototype geological model for outcrop multi-stage fracture-karst evolution: Implications for fluid flow heterogeneity in Ordovician carbonates, NW Tarim Basin38
Spatial heterogeneity of burial-related fracture networks controls compartmentalized fluid flow in volcano-sedimentary sequences36
Multiscale subsurface structural study – insights from the Polish part of the Southern Permian Basin34
Control of crustal deformation on orogenic Au mineralization in Himalaya: A case study from Buzhu33
Microstructure of garnet in calc-silicate rocks from Cheongsong, South Korea: Effects of fluid and deformation33
Structural architecture and maturity of Val d’Agri faults, Italy: Inferences from natural and induced seismicity29
Relationships between intensity of deformation induced Cr–Al chemical zoning and geometrical properties of spinel: An approach applying machine learning analyses28
Complexity analysis of three-dimensional stochastic discrete fracture networks with fractal and multifractal techniques28
Sustained strain localisation and coeval brittle-ductile deformation in an exhuming low-grade shear zone: Insights from the Saih Hatat Window (NE Oman)27
Deformation, crustal melting and magmatism in the crustal-scale East-Variscan Shear Zone (Aiguilles-Rouges and Mont-Blanc massifs, Western Alps)26
Naturally deformed polymineralic rocks provide quantitative rheological information26
Active strike-slip faulting, diapirism and seismic hazards. The case of the Kareh Bas fault and the associated Dandenjan salt extrusion in the zagros Mountains, SW Iran24
Enhanced structural analysis through a hybrid analogue-digital mapping approach: Integrating field and UAV survey with microtomography to characterize metamorphic rocks23
Thrust vs. fold nappes: Mechanical and geometrical controls from 2D numerical simulations and applications to a recumbent fold of the Pyrenees22
Thickness of an extensional plate-boundary shear zone in the mantle: Implications for tectonic controls on strain localization and transient strain rates22
Superplastic deformation inside the knife-sharp shear bands in mid-crustal granites21
Richard Lisle in Oviedo (Spain): Contributions to the analysis of folding – a review21
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