These GeoRef lists provide information on the classification schemes used in GeoRef's controlled vocabulary. Most lists provide both an alphabetical and an hierarchical list for browsing. Search tips are also provided.
List K-1 Sedimentary structures - alphabetical list List K-2 Sedimentary structures - hierarchical list
List G - Meteorites
List G-1 Meteorites - alphabetical list List G-2 Meteorites - hierarchical list
Priority Journals
GeoRef staff currently scan over 3000 journals to locate articles of a geoscience nature. A selected list of journals are given priority. Formal geoscience articles are indexed and included in the GeoRef database with as much speed as is practical.
The American Geological Institute (AGI) and the Canadian Federation of Earth Sciences (CFES) are pleased to announce the launch of CanGeoRef on September 15, 2011. CanGeoRef (www.cangeoref.org) is a bibliographic database covering the Canadian geoscience literature since the early 1800's. CanGeoRef is the result of a cooperative arrangement between CFES and AGI with the intent to expand GeoRef access for smaller companies and individuals focused on Canadian geoscience.
GeoRef, the most comprehensive bibliographic database in the geological sciences, is now available through Elsevier's Engineering Village search platform.
The American Geological Institute (AGI) has released the tenth edition of the GeoRef Thesaurus. The reference includes 21,700 index terms, of which approximately 1,250 are new additions.
