Department of Biometeorology
Aims and Scope
The Department of Biometeorology publishes original research papers, review articles, and short communications on studies examining the interactions between atmospheric processes and living organisms – plants, animals and humans. The Journal embraces both theoretical and applied research on the relationships between the atmospheric environment and living organisms.
The Editorial Board encourages papers that explore novel methods with results that significantly advance the collective body of biometeorological knowledge, as well as those that use this knowledge to improve the resilience of human and natural systems. Research papers are expected to adhere to scientific standards, including clear expression of hypotheses, appropriate methods, and a thorough discussion and interpretation of the results within the context of existing literature. The Editors actively encourages submission of case reports, focused research on a broad range of disciplines as well as experimental papers may be submitted. Besides, authors may contribute short reviews (by invitation from the Editor) and letters to the editor. This journal adheres to the policies recommended by The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). The papers are invited on various areas of interest including but not limited to following:
Climatological and meteorological conditions
Climate-change related analyses
Impact of weather and climate on the well-being of all living creatures
Electromagnetic radiations
Chemical and biological pollutants
Reproduction, population fluctuations, and general health of the organism community
Effects of weather on domestic animal performance, health and well-being
Impact of weather on human health
Level of tolerance of organisms to environmental extremes
Effects of climate change on plant life cycle events.
Please direct any enquiry and submit papers to: info@thegms.co
Latest Articles
Biometeorology | Review
Planetary Energy Dynamics, Part II: Cosmology and Cosmogenesis
In this article, we examine events leading to the rise of BB cosmology and the eventual emergence of counterevidence, much of which has been ignored by mainstream science. We’ll see that BB has little basis in fact and might be one of the most outlandish creation stories ever concocted. Based on evidence we examine, only a few options regarding the supposed origins of the Universe are possible, none of which is the BB.
Biometeorology | Review
Planetary Energy Dynamics, Part I: On the Tides
This article presents evidences to the sheer implausibility of Newton’s theory of universal gravitational and shows, instead, that Gilbert’s magnetic hypothesis, driven by the mechanics of the geodynamo, explains the numerous anomalous tidal behaviors inexplicable on the basis of gravitational theory.