Publication identity
Every paper is presented as a structured scholarly record with DOI, authors, abstract, keywords, publication year, proceedings information, ISBN/ISSN data and citation tools.
SGEM World Science Repository
About the EPS Library
The EPS Library is the digital research library of SGEM WORLD SCIENCE dedicated to Earth and Planetary Sciences, geosciences, sustainability, environmental research, green technologies and related scientific fields.
A living scholarly environment for EPS publications
It is more than a publication archive. It is a living scholarly environment where every paper receives a clear digital identity, every author gains stronger visibility, and every SGEM WORLD SCIENCE publication becomes easier to find, cite, share, track and preserve.
The library brings together proceedings papers, books, DOI-linked records, abstracts, keywords, research areas, citation tools, impact indicators, author information and full-text access where available.
Author visibility
Authors gain stronger long-term visibility through stable publication pages, author links, metrics, sharing options and DOI-based discovery.
Scholarly discovery
Records are prepared for readers, institutions, academic search engines, metadata systems and international discovery environments.
Long-term access
The library preserves SGEM WORLD SCIENCE publications and keeps them connected to citation, sharing and access workflows.
Scientific scope
Dedicated to Earth and Planetary Sciences
GeologyGeophysicsHydrology and water resourcesSoil scienceMarine and ocean ecosystemsEnvironmental protectionClean energyCircular economyGreen technologiesPlanetary studies
A Stronger Digital Life for Scientific Work
A scientific paper should not disappear after a conference. It should continue to live, circulate, be discovered, be cited, and remain connected to the academic world.
Each EPS Library publication page brings the essential scholarly record into one professional place: title, authors, abstract, DOI, keywords, publication year, proceedings information, citation formats, sharing options, impact indicators and access links.
Instead of being only a PDF stored in an archive, each paper becomes a visible, searchable, citable and measurable scholarly record.
Created by SGEM WORLD SCIENCE
SGEM WORLD SCIENCE has been building international scientific forums, scholarly proceedings, academic networks and interdisciplinary research initiatives for more than two decades.
Through its conferences, publications, scientific committees and international partnerships, SGEM WORLD SCIENCE connects researchers, lecturers, universities, academies, institutes, professional organizations and independent scholars from across the world.
The EPS Library continues this mission in digital form by giving SGEM WORLD SCIENCE publications a stronger online presence and authors a more powerful environment for long-term presentation of their scientific work.
Dedicated to Earth and Planetary Sciences
The EPS Library focuses on Earth and Planetary Sciences and their connection with sustainability, environmental protection, resource management, technological innovation and the future of our planet.
The collection reflects the real nature of Earth and Planetary Sciences today: multidisciplinary, global, applied and deeply connected with the challenges of sustainable development.
Publication Records Built for Discovery
Readers can search and browse by title, author, DOI, ISBN, ISSN, keyword, year, research area, proceedings title and publication type.
The library does not simply display publications. It organizes them as academic records with long-term value, supporting visibility, citation, sharing, preservation and scholarly use.
DOI, Citation and Scholarly Connectivity
The EPS Library strengthens the DOI-based presence of SGEM WORLD SCIENCE publications through richer, cleaner and more stable publication pages.
The structure supports Crossref alignment, Google Scholar-oriented records and improved compatibility with leading academic discovery environments, including Elsevier/Scopus and Clarivate/Web of Science, where available.
External indexing remains subject to the independent policies of each database, but the EPS Library provides the technical and scholarly foundation: clear metadata, stable landing pages, DOI-based access, citation tools and publication details.
Impact, Metrics and Online Attention
Scientific visibility is shaped by how often a paper is found, accessed, cited, saved, shared, mentioned and discussed.
The EPS Library introduces a stronger publication impact view, combining available citation indicators, usage data, download activity, online attention and digital engagement signals where such information is available.
Tools for Authors
The EPS Library is designed with authors in mind. Authors can access their own SGEM WORLD SCIENCE publications through their personal account, review publication records, follow available metrics, use citation tools and share their work through stable DOI-based links.
With every new registration for an SGEM WORLD SCIENCE event or publication, registered authors and participants receive one-year access to the full digital library.
Sharing Research with the World
Every publication page is created as a stronger digital landing page for the author’s work.
Stable links, DOI-based access, citation tools and structured publication records help each paper reach readers, colleagues, institutions, students, reviewers and research communities.
Institutional Access and Academic Partnerships
SGEM WORLD SCIENCE is developing institutional access opportunities for partner universities, academies, research organizations and scientific institutions.
Institutional access strengthens the value of the library for universities and academic communities connected with SGEM WORLD SCIENCE.
Our Mission
The mission of the EPS Library is to give every SGEM WORLD SCIENCE publication a stronger, clearer, more searchable, more citable, more shareable, more measurable and more lasting digital life.
The EPS Library is the digital home of SGEM WORLD SCIENCE publications in Earth and Planetary Sciences: a place where scientific contributions are presented, discovered, cited, shared, followed and preserved for the future.