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Geothermics is established worldwide as the leading journal addressing all aspects of geothermal energy research and development. Since the journal was launched in 1972, Geothermics has consistently provided high quality original articles and reviews encompassing such diverse areas as electricity generation from geothermal resources, non-electrical uses, exploration, reservoir modelling, resource assessment, economics of geothermal development, environment, and advanced technologies such as hot dry rock systems.
As the field continues to evolve, so readers of the literature require ever more flexible mechanisms to help them keep in touch with the latest developments. Responding to the requirements of our readers, Geothermics is available both in print and electronically. Inside this issue of the journal you will see reference to ScienceDirect, the principal route for online access to the journal.
Geothermics via www.sciencedirect.com ScienceDirect is the world's premier web-based collection of scientific, technical and medical journals, offering customised research solutions for academic and corporate libraries and their users. Within ScienceDirect, researchers can access a large proportion of the world's leading energy and geology journals, downloading fulltext articles, searching leading abstracting and indexing services, and linking to articles from many other publishers. All papers published in Geothermics since 1995 are available online via ScienceDirect, and there are plans to make every issue of the journal from Volume 1/Issue 1 onwards available by the end of 2003. The recent incorporation of 'Articles In Press' functionality allows researchers to access top Geothermics 31 (2002) 639-641 www.elsevier.com/locate/geothermics
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