OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Geoscience Frontiers is 54. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Geoscience Frontiers Referees 2024	1271
Effects of source facies and maturity on individual carbon isotopic compositions of oil	322
Elasticity of epidote at high pressure and its implications for the velocity anomaly in subduction zone	306
Isotopic and geochemical constraints for a Paleoproterozoic accretionary orogen in the Borborema Province, NE Brazil: Implications for reconstructing Nuna/Columbia	253
Developing an integrated urban ecological efficiency framework for spatial ecological planning: A case on a tropical mega metropolitan area of the global south	222
Formation of high-silica adakites and their relationship with slab break-off: Implications for generating fertile Cu-Au-Mo porphyry systems	203
Physiological characteristics, geochemical properties and hydrological variables influencing pathogen migration in subsurface system: What we know or not?	172
Contrasting oxidation states of low-Ti and high-Ti magmas control Ni-Cu sulfide and Fe-Ti oxide mineralization in Emeishan Large Igneous Province	169
Early Cambrian high pressure/low temperature metamorphism in the southeastern Tarim craton in response to circum-Gondwana cold subduction	157
Evaluation of gas content in organic-rich shale: A review of the history, current status, and future directions	155
Does nuclear energy reduce carbon emissions despite using fuels and chemicals? Transition to clean energy and finance for green solutions	152
The role of disaggregated renewable energy consumption on income and load capacity factor: A novel inclusive sustainable growth approach	150
Widespread preservation of cumulative Paleoarchean peridotite bodies within the Eoarchean Itsaq Gneiss Complex, southwest Greenland	146
Geochemistry and geochronology of multi-generation garnet: New insights on the genesis and fluid evolution of prograde skarn formation	146
Earth’s tectonic and plate boundary evolution over 1.8 billion years	143
From spatio-temporal landslide susceptibility to landslide risk forecast	138
Geoscience Frontiers 2024 Annual Convention	129
Two-stage rare earth element mineralization in the Bowery Peak carbonatite dyke, Bearpaw Mountains, Montana, USA: An integrated mineralogical, geochemical, and geophysical study	128
Microstructure-driven prediction of undrained shear strength of deep-sea sediments: A multivariate approach bridging physical–mechanical properties	126
Assessing the palliative aspects of green innovations in the non-linear tendencies of environmental sustainability-financial globalization nexus among West African states	125
The role of technological innovation, carbon finance, green energy, environmental awareness and urbanization towards carbon neutrality: Evidence from novel CUP-FM CUP-BC estimations	122
Complex cross-regional landslide susceptibility mapping by multi-source domain transfer learning	116
Investigating low dispersion isotope dissolution Lu-Hf garnet dates via in situ Lu-Hf geochronology, Kanchenjunga Himal	113
Refining aquifer heterogeneity and understanding groundwater recharge sources in an intensively exploited agrarian dominated region of the Ganga Plain	111
Breakup of the Neoarchean supercontinent Kenorland: Evidence from zircon and baddeleyite U-Pb ages of LIP-related mafic dykes in the Coorg Block, southern India	110

Towards an improved prediction of soil-freezing characteristic curve based on extreme gradient boosting model	103
Natural resource scarcity, fossil fuel energy consumption, and total greenhouse gas emissions in top emitting countries	99
Geochemical cycling, tectonic drivers and environmental impacts of CH4-rich mud extrusions in subduction zones	94
Does the transformation of energy structure promote green technological innovation? A quasi–natural experiment based on new energy demonstration city construction	94
Fast production of large lithologic maps using lithologic sample generation strategies based on 3D spatial positioning	91
Improving pixel-based regional landslide susceptibility mapping	90
Detailed in-depth mapping of the world largest anorthositic complex: Magnetic anomalies, 2.5-3D modelling and emplacement constraints of the Kunene Complex (KC), SW Angola	89
U-Pb dating of bastnäsite from the Vuoriyarvi massif: An example application for assessing the REE potential of carbonatite-related deposits	88
Arc magma evolution: Insights from magnesium and iron isotope in mafic–ultramafic rocks, Eastern Kunlun, NW China	86
Quantifying the age peaks, age ranges and weights of detrital ages based on the EM algorithm	85
Polycyclic aromatic compounds in crude oil as proxies for Permian Tarim large igneous province activities	80
Primitive (>4 Ga) continental crust production in the planetary evolution: What we know from rocks, zircons, experiments and modeling	79
Provenance of a Stenian succession in the eastern Jiangnan (Sibao) Orogen, South China: Implications on tectonic affinity and pre-Neoproterozoic crustal evolution	77
Metamorphic disturbances of magnetite chemistry and the Sm-Nd isotopic system of reworked Archean iron formations from NE Brazil	76
Late Neoproterozoic to early Cambrian high-grade metamorphism from Mikir Hills (Assam-Meghalaya gneissic Complex, northeast India): Implications foreastern Gondwana assembly	72
The Paleoarchean Northern Mundo Novo Greenstone Belt, São Francisco Craton: Geochemistry, U–Pb–Hf–O in zircon and pyrite δ34S-Δ33S-Δ36S signatures	71
Aquifer characterization and salinization origin using unsupervised machine learning and 3D gravity inversion modeling, Siwa Oasis, Egypt	70
Back-arc heterogeneity and final closure of the Hegenshan-Nenjiang Ocean: Constraints from Paleozoic successions of the Xing’an accretionary terrane, NE China	67
Prediction of overburden layer thickness based on spatial heterogeneity analysis and machine learning models in hillslope regions	66
Detrital zircon U-Pb-Hf isotopes redefine sedimentary continuity and crustal growth in the southern Mount Isa Inlier, North Australian Craton	61
Digital economy and carbon dioxide emissions: Examining the role of threshold variables	58
Topographic and morphological effects of global earthquake- and rainstorm-induced landslides	58
Magmatic initial and saturated water thresholds determine copper endowments: Insights from apatite F-Cl-OH compositions	58
Lu–Hf constraints on pre-, syn, and post-collision associations of the Gurupi Belt, Brazil: Insights on the Rhyacian crustal evolution	58
Copper isotope constraints on the origins of basaltic and andesitic magmas in the Tengchong volcanic field, SE Tibet	56
Utilizing semantic-level computer vision for fracture trace characterization of hard rock pillars in underground space	55
Disentangling relative controls of landscape evolution and spatial heterogeneity in the Vaigai River Basin, southern India: Regional implications and applicability	54
Do we really need to drill through the intact ocean crust?	54
Analyzing failure mechanisms and predicting step-like displacement: Rainfall and RWL dynamics in lock-unlock landslides	54