Advances in Geo-Energy Research

About the Journal

ISSN: 2207-9963; eISSN: 2208-598X

Welcome to Advances in Geo-Energy Research (Abbreviated title: "Adv. Geo-Energy Res."), which is an Open-Access, peer-reviewed international scientific journal monthly published by Yandy Scientific Press.

Open Access: Free for readers, with Article Processing Charge paid for accepted papers since Jan. 2022.

Journal metrics: IF=10.0 (Web of Science, June 2025), CiteScore=11.6 (Scopus, June 2025); Google Metrics Rank 9 in the field of Oil & Petroleum and Natural gas (2025).

Indexed in: Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI), Ei Compendex, Scopus, DOAJ, GEOBASE, CA, J-Gate, etc.

News: All papers have been indexed by Ei Compendex since the launched issue in 2017. Papers have been indexed by ESCI since 2020.

Since December 1, 2025, the submission system at www.yandy-ager.com has been discontinued, and all new manuscripts must be submitted via our new portal at https://ager.yandypress.com.

Since 2023, accepted papers will be published monthly.

The average time from submission to publication: 43 days.

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Announcements

The 2nd International Geo-Energy Frontier Forum (2nd GEFF), April 10-13, 2026

2026-02-17

To whom it may concern:

Energy is the cornerstone of human civilization and progress, and it is central to sustainable development and global security. In the face of climate change and the accelerating energy transition, traditional fossil fuels—such as coal, oil, natural gas, and gas hydrates—remain critical strategic resources stored deep within the Earth. Their efficient, green, intelligent exploration, production, and low-carbon utilization are essential for ensuring energy security and enabling a smooth transition in the global energy mix.

At the same time, breakthroughs in new energy technologies and advanced materials are profoundly reshaping the future of global energy. The 1st Geo-Energy Frontier Forum in 2024 successfully brought together global experts to advance cutting-edge research and foster collaboration. To sustain this high-level, international platform for scholarly exchange, strengthen the “one-journal-one-forum” mode, deepen fundamental theoretical innovation and key technological breakthroughs, and promote interdisciplinary integration across geoscience, engineering, materials science, and information technology—thereby empowering self-reliance and strength in energy science and technology—we are pleased to announce that The 2nd International Geo-Energy Frontier Forum (2nd GEFF) will be held from April 10–13, 2026, in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China.

We cordially invite researchers, engineers, industry professionals, and young scholars from around the world to join this forum, share insights, and collectively chart a sustainable future for geo-energy.

Read more about The 2nd International Geo-Energy Frontier Forum (2nd GEFF), April 10-13, 2026

Current Issue

Vol. 19 No. 3 (2026): March (In Progress)
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Cover image by Dinghui Yang on pages ***. The image illustrates two major dissipation mechanisms associated with seismic wave propagation in tight oil and gas reservoirs. Due to the extremely small pores and throats, part of the pore fluid exhibits non-Darcy flow in connected pores. In addition, some fluid may be trapped in isolated pores, causing internal friction within the solid framework. By incorporating both non-Darcy flow and fractional viscoelasticity, the new seismic wave model provides an accurate description of wave propagation in tight reservoirs.

Published: 2026-03-25

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