Earth and Planetary Sciences
Greenland
100%
North Sea
86%
Sandstone
79%
Denmark
72%
Carbon Dioxide
69%
Source Rock
65%
Porosity
48%
Mudstone
35%
Organic Matter
32%
Stratigraphy
23%
Lower Cretaceous
23%
Permian
22%
Seismic Data
20%
Miocene
20%
Petrography
19%
Vietnam
19%
Oligocene
18%
Depositional Environment
18%
Diagenesis
17%
Danian
17%
Maastrichtian
17%
Middle Jurassic
17%
Paleogene
17%
Paleozoic
16%
Eocene
16%
Paleocene
16%
Kerogen
15%
Borehole
15%
North Atlantic
14%
Sweden
14%
Ordovician
14%
Tectonics
13%
Reservoir Quality
13%
Petroleum System
13%
Geochemistry
13%
Calcite
13%
Upper Cretaceous
13%
Vitrinite Reflectance
13%
Thermal Maturity
12%
Sea Level
12%
Oil Field
12%
Organic Carbon
11%
Norway
11%
Outcrop
11%
Zircon
11%
Carbon 14
10%
Europe
10%
Svalbard
10%
Barents Sea
10%
Bunter
9%
Subsidence
9%
Early Cretaceous
9%
Mineralogy
9%
Rifting
9%
Vegetation
9%
Furongian
8%
Geological Storage of CO2
8%
Geology
8%
Campanian
8%
Late Cretaceous
8%
Geological Survey
8%
Petroleum
8%
Illite
8%
Pyrolysis
8%
Heavy Mineral
8%
Scandinavia
8%
Maceral
8%
Late Jurassic
8%
Dinoflagellate Cyst
7%
Biostratigraphy
7%
Natural Gas
7%
Resource Assessment
7%
Volcanism
7%
Vitrinite
7%
Reflectance
7%
Reservoir Rock
7%
Nannofossil
6%
Mire
6%
Lithostratigraphy
6%
Geothermal Resource
6%
X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy
6%
Hydrocarbon Generation
6%
Carbon Capture and Storage
6%
Bryozoan
6%
Laboratory Experiment
6%
Cementation
6%
Montmorillonite
5%
Organic Geochemistry
5%
Basin Evolution
5%
Sedimentology
5%
Salinity
5%
Barremian
5%
Methane
5%
Carbonate Platform
5%
Clay Mineral
5%
Fault Zone
5%
Oil Generation
5%
Silurian
5%
Sea Level Change
5%
Zonation
5%
Engineering
Porosity
15%
CO2 Storage
11%
Relative Permeability
10%
Reservoir Condition
8%
Sampling Error
8%
Oil Field
7%
Core Plug
6%
Phase Composition
6%
Subsurface
5%