Geoheritage

Papers
(The TQCC of Geoheritage is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Geo-environmental Evolutionary Interpretation of Geosites Analysed in La Quebrada de Humahuaca, Northwestern Argentina44
Memorable Tourism Experiences, Satisfaction and Loyalty for Geotourism Tourists of Mt Longhu in East China39
Geomorphology of Abandoned Underground Slate Mines in Czechia34
Structural Model of Tourists’ Visit Intention Relating to Mount Ijen, a Volcano Tourism Destination: The Lack Role of Novelty-Seeking, Self-Congruity, and Destination Personality?30
Salt is the Seed of Life: a Geotourism Potential Analysis of Salt Areas in Buzău Land, Romania26
Assessment of Geosites and Geotouristic Sites for Mapping Geotourism: A Case Study of Al-Soudah, Asir Region, Saudi Arabia24
Inventory and Assessment of the Geoheritage of the Sudetic Foreland Geopark (South-Western Poland)22
Natural Stones Used in the Cultural Heritage of Latvia: Historical Context, Stone Selection Criteria, Durability, and Conservation22
Historic Stone Masonry arch Bridges: Materials and Numerical Modelling of Failure Modes21
Drone-Based Geological Heritage Conservation and Exploration: Insights from Copper UNESCO Geopark21
Croatian Geoheritage Sites with the Best-Case Study Analyses Regarding Former Mining and Petroleum Activities20
Classification Scheme for Geomorphosites’ GIS Database: Application to the Proposed Geopark Costões e Lagunas, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil20
The Potential for Valorisation of Archaeo-geosites Through Climate Change: Exploratory Study of the Nora Site (Sardinia, Italy)19
Assessment of Active Deformation in the Surrounding Regions of the 7th to 12th AD Monuments in the Central Kumaon Himalayas: A Seismotectonic Approach using PSInSAR19
The Geoheritage of Northwestern Central Morocco Area: Inventory and Quantitative Assessment of Geosites for Geoconservation, Geotourism, Geopark Purpose and the Support of Sustainable Development19
A Study on Geodiversity and Geoconservation’s Impact on the Management of Natural Resources in the Alto Ricaurte Region, Boyacá, Colombia18
Remnants of a Young Monogenetic Volcanic Field and the Fragile Balance of Anthropogenic Interaction18
Correction to: Qualitative Assessment of Geoheritage for Geotourism Promotion: a Case Study from Mehrangarh Ridge in Jodhpur City, Western Rajasthan, India18
Permian and Triassic Microfossils from Chert Pebbles Within the Lower Cretaceous Choshi Group in the Choshi Geopark, Central Japan: Extending the Age Range of Fossil in Geoparks18
Understanding and Quantitative Evaluation of Geosites and Geodiversity in Maros-Pangkep, South Sulawesi, Indonesia18
Development of Geopark for Protecting Karst Region of Nongkhlieh Area, Meghalaya18
Landscape Characterization and Assessment of a Proposed Appalachian Geopark Project in West Virginia, United States18
A New Approach to the Interpretation of Geotourism Texts17
Historical Heritages Adding to the Touristic Value of Mt. Myohyang Geoheritage in the Korean Peninsula17
Impact Assessment of Natural Stone Processing Techniques on the Grain Composition of Sludge Admixtures for Press Powder17
Assessing Public Preferences of Landscape and Landscape Attributes: a Case Study of the Proposed Appalachian Geopark Project in West Virginia, USA17
Geoheritage in the Minett UNESCO Biosphere (Southern Luxembourg): Inventory, Evaluation, and Conservation Aspects of Representative Geosites17
Crocodiles, sharks and turtles: the urban geo-palaeontological heritage of Cagliari (Italy)17
Evaluation of Geodiversity Across Noorabad Basin (Fars Province, Iran)15
Outside Geomorphosites15
Karst Geoheritage of Tara National Park (Serbia) and Its Geotouristic Potential15
Evaluation of Potential Geotourism of Levent Valley and Its Surroundings Using GIS Route Analysis15
Assessment of the Geotourism Resource Potential of the Satun UNESCO Global Geopark, Thailand15
Quantitative Assessment of Geodiversity in Ecuadorian Amazon—Case Study: Napo Sumaco Aspiring UNESCO Geopark15
Volcano Tourism and Visitor Safety: Still Playing with Fire? A 10-Year Update14
Syn- and Post-collisional Granitoids Geosites of the Rio Doce Magmatic Arc, Espírito Santo State, Southeastern Brazil14
Travertine Park in Azarshahr (NW Iran): an Opportunity for Geoheritage Conservation and Diminishing Geohazards Risk14
Late Cretaceous–Early Paleocene Geodiversity of Fatehgarh Formation of Petroliferous Barmer Basin, Western Rajasthan, India: A Potential Geopark Site14
Earth Science, Art and Coastal Engineering at the Seaside: Envisioning an Open Exploratorium or Geo-Promenade at Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, United Kingdom14
Wandering and Wondering with Natural Stones: Unusual Geoscience Communication and Education Experiences in Constructed Spaces in Brazil and Finland13
The Paleontological Heritage as a Mean for Territorial Revitalization: Innovative Communication Modalities for Pietraroja Site (Southern Italy)13
Kamchatka—the Cold and the Heat of the Earth13
LiDAR Datasets Applied to Roman Gold Mining Studies in NW Iberia. Response to Paper: Roman Gold Mining at “Las Miédolas” (NW Spain): Lidar and Photo Interpretation in the Analysis of “Peines”13
The Cava Madre of Candoglia: The Centuries-Old Cavern from which the Marble is Extracted for the Construction and the Perpetual Conservation of the Milan Cathedral13
Geoconservation Strategies of Türkiye12
Geoheritage Values of Ambaji Region, Gujarat: Western India12
Assessing the Touristic Value of the Stone Run at Mt. Okryon in the Korean Peninsula12
The Paleontological Heritage of the Tlemcen Region (NW Algeria): Geoconservation and Promotion12
Valorisation of the Geological Values (Future Geosite Candidates) Around the UNESCO World Heritage Asset of Hittite Capital Ḫattuša, Türkiye12
Hidden by Mist and Waves: Surviving Stories About Land Submergence from the Isle of Man (Irish Sea) are Thousands of Years Old12
Historical Overview and Geoconservation of a Palaeontological Didactic Collection from the Portuguese Geological Survey12
Pillow Basalts of Early Permian Panjal Traps from Guryul Ravine, Kashmir, JK, India: A Geoheritage Site11
Geological and Geotechnical Properties of the Rock-hewn Churches of Hawzien-Ger’alta, Tigrai, Northern Ethiopia: Implications for Their Conservation11
Classification, Spatial Distribution Pattern, Forming Reasons, and Driving Forces of National Geoparks in China11
Living and Dying on Planet Earth: an Approach to the Values of Geodiversity11
Geoheritage Merits of the Zanskar Range of the Kashmir Himalaya: a Field Geology Museum from Precambrian to Present11
Tourists’ Perceptions of Popular Science Education in Tianshan Tianchi National Geopark in Xinjiang11
Geoheritage Assessment and Potential Geotouristic Enhancement in Mountain Environments: a Test-Site in the Northern Apennines (Italy)11
Mapping Geodiversity at a National Scale: the Case Study of Italy11
Recognition of Shyok Ophiolites of NW Ladakh Trans-Himalaya as a Geoheritage: Importance to Himalayan Orogeny and Remnant of Tethyan Oceanic Lithosphere11
Geoconservation in Sicily (Italy): the Example of the Isola delle Femmine (Palermo)11
Protecting Newfoundland’s Palaeontological Geoheritage: Mitigating Anthropic and Environmental Damage to the Ediacaran Fossils of Upper Island Cove11
Quantification of Geodiversity Services in the São Francisco River Basin, Brazil (Minas Gerais portion), and Their Importance for the Management of Water Resources11
The Ordovician Foum Larjamme Tunnel Paleo-valleys from Bani Geopark Project—Assessment of Geological Heritage for Geo-education and Geotourism Purposes11
Unveiling the Legacy of the Nineteenth Century Riotinto Mining Railway: From Historic Heritage to Thriving Tourist Attraction11
Geoheritage of the Kandalaksha region (Kola Peninsula, White Sea, Arctic Russia), Evaluation, and Geotourism Opportunities11
Quantitative Geodiversity Assessment of the Fruška Gora Mt. (North Serbia) by Using the Geodiversity Index11
Evolving Process and Touristic Value of Mt. Paektu Geoheritage10
Geological Origin of Divine White and Black Pebbles Paved Around the Main Palace of Ise Shrine, Central Japan10
Broadening Frontiers in Geoconservation: the Concept of Intangible Geoheritage Represented by the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake10
Polishing Performance of Muğla White Marble with Different Abrasives10
Correction: Preliminary Assessment of Hydrological Heritage in North Macedonia: A Novel Contribution to Geodiversity Protection10
The Geotouristic Project “the Geological Adventure” to the Rescue of an Iconic World Heritage Geosite, the Ammonites Slab of Digne-les-Bains (National Geological Nature Reserve of Haute-Provence and U10
An Evaluation System for the Conservation of Geomorphological Assets: Landforms in South Korea10
Key Actors of Geoheritage Conservation in Tourism Destinations10
Geomontaneous Tourism and the Possibilities of Utilizing Abandoned Mine Workings in the Czech Republic10
Banni Grassland, a Geoheritage Landscape of Western India: Endless Possibilities for Geo-Eco-Socio Tourism10
Investigation of the Effect of Surface Coating Resin Application on Salt Crystallization Resistance in Ignimbrites with Different Welding Degrees10
The Hidden Faces of Paleontology: Some Case Studies in Central Mexico10
The Organisms on Rock Cultural Heritages: Growth and Weathering10
Quantitative Risk Assessment of Rock Instabilities Threatening Manazan Caves, Karaman, Türkiye9
Kaimur Sandstone of Vindhyan Supergroup: a Prevalent Prehistoric and Ancient Monumental Heritage Stone from Son Valley of Central India9
Preservation of Bavaria’s Geological Heritage with Special Emphasis on the History of the Geotopkataster Bayern: A Review9
Updating the Inventory of Geosites in the Mixteca Alta UNESCO Global Geopark Through the Application of Participatory Strategies9
Geoconservation: A Regional Didactic Experience in Triângulo Mineiro Context (Minas Gerais State, Brazil)9
Hydro-Geoheritage and Paleo-Cultural Footprints Associated with the Socio-Economic Coherence for a Potential Jericho Geopark9
Is Mexico a “Megageodiverse” Country?9
Geological heritage and geotourism potential of Udaipur region, Rajasthan, India9
Improving Visitors’ Geoheritage Experience: Some Practical Pointers for Managers9
Improving Accessibility of in-situ Paleontological Geoheritage Via Digital Conservation: A Case-Study Using iPad-Based LiDAR in the Niagara Aspiring Geopark9
Geoheritage Assessment of a Hermit Cave System at Lakhamandal Valley, Upper Yamuna River Basin, NW Himalaya9
Assessment of Resources for Geotourism Development: Integrated SWARA-COBRA Approach Under Spherical Fuzzy Environments8
Exploring the Geoheritage, Cultural Geomorphology, and Geotourism Potential of the Kashmir Region, Northwest Himalaya, India8
Presence of Biogenic Reef at Sabellaria Spinulosa (Leuckart, 1849) Detected in the North-Est Adriatic Sea (Ravenna Coastal Area, Italy): Preliminary Studies for their Geoconservation and Protection8
The Transboundary Approach to Landscape Geointerpretation: Challenges in Interpretive Planning and Geoconservation8
From Geodiversity to Geofunctionality: Quantifying Geodiversity-Based Ecosystem Services for Landscape Planning in French Guiana8
Legal Regime for the Protection of Heritage Stone Monuments in India: a Study with Special Reference to Taj Mahal and Lotus Temple8
The Importance of Interpretation in Promoting Geotourism to the Daigu Landform8
Correction to: Inventory and Quantitative Valuation of Geological and Geomorphological Sites from Gilgit‑Baltistan, Northern Pakistan8
Geoheritage sites of Yan’an City for Geotourism in China’s Middle Loess Plateau8
The Need for Protecting, Promoting, and Managing a Quaternary Geoheritage Site: Bahluieț Valley at Costești Village (Moldavian Plateau, North-Eastern Romania)8
Permanent Shur River and New Lake Formation: Enhancing Heritage Value or Increasing Risk at the Lut Desert World Heritage, Southeastern Iran8
Historical Quarry Landscapes of Three Finnish Granites8
Terrestrial Martian Analog Heritage of Kachchh Basin, Western India8
Inventory and Quantitative Assessment of the Geological Heritage of Paraná State, Southern Brazil8
Geoheritage in Thermal Springs of Puruándiro, Michoacán, México8
Petrophysical Properties of Andesites: Selecting Rock Types for Mesoamerican Grinding Tool Production at Turícuaro, Michoacán (Mexico)8
Geological Trails for the Fernando de Noronha Archipelago, Brazil: a Geodiversity Approach8
Mineral- and Rock Type Localities in Romania and Their Potential Geoheritage Value8
Geoheritage Sites of Quaternary Loess–Palaeosol and Palaeo-fluvio-lacustrine Deposits in Northwest Himalaya: a Necessitate Protection8
Ciechocinek Spa — the Biggest Health Resort in the Polish Lowlands in Terms of Geotourism8
Miocene (~ 14 Ma) Vertebrate-Yielding Site of Palasava, Kachchh, Gujarat State, Western India: Geoheritage-Geotourism Perspectives and Geosite Potential7
Conservation of the Geological Heritage of Volcanic Fields: La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park, Spain7
Geoheritage Assessment with Entropy-Based WASPAS Approach: an Analysis on Karçal Mountains (Turkey)7
Geoconservation History of a Basalt Quarry – The Case of Mt. Wilkołak, Land of Extinct Volcanoes Geopark, SW Poland7
Are Fossils Mineral or Cultural Heritage? The Perspective of Brazilian Legislation7
Africa Alive Corridors: Transdisciplinary Research based on African Footprints7
An Under-Recognised Geoarchaeological Heritage Asset in Turkey: Dana Island, Mersin7
Geoarchaeological Heritage of Kachchh Region, Gujarat, Western India: Geotourism Potentials7
Assessment of Geotourism Potential of the Carian Trail (SW Türkiye)7
Geosite Assessment in Northern Patagonia (Argentina): a Case Study of the Coastal Geomorphology of the Caleta de Los Loros Natural Protected Area7
Geological Monuments of the Republic of Kosovo: Action for Identification, Study, Coding, Geoconservation and Promotion7
Structural Equation Model of Residents’ Support of Geological Heritage Protection Area for Geological Tourism in Kanas National Geopark, China7
Geoheritage and Geotourism Potential of NEOM, Saudi Arabia: Linking Geoethics, Geoconservation, and Geotourism7
Tourism in Protected Areas in Spain: Perception of Sustainable Development in Protected Areas with Different Levels of Protection7
Promoting Geotourism in Dunhuang UNESCO Global Geopark7
Geoheritage Characterisation of Thap Lao Karst Spring in Chaiyaphum Geopark, Northeastern Thailand for Sustainable Geotourism Development7
Rajnagar Marble: a Prominent Heritage Stone from Rajasthan, NW India7
Stones of Göbeklitepe, SE Anatolia, Turkey: an Example of the Shaping of Cultural Heritage by Local Geology Since the Early Neolithic7
Investigation on the Durability by Weathering Tests of Ás De Paus Granite, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil7
Inventory of the Geological Heritage of the State of Rio Grande do Norte, NE of Brazil7
Geotourism Potential of the Bhiar Dhar Cave, Uttarakhand Himalaya7
Using LiDAR Technology for Geoheritage Inventory and Modelling: Case Study of Đavolja Varoš Geosite (Serbia)7
Bayesian Belief Network for Assessing Conservation and Tourism Development in UNESCO Geoparks7
The Choice of Local or Imported Building Stone in English Medieval Churches; A South Cambridgeshire Case Study7
Roman White Marbles in Northern Marche Region (Italy): An Archaeometric Provenance Study7
Linking Wine Culture and Geoheritage—Missing Opportunities at European UNESCO World Heritage Sites and in UNESCO Global Geoparks? A Survey of Web-Based Resources7
Geomyths of Tunceli, Eastern Türkiye6
Anhydrite Weathering Zone with Hydration Caves at Dingwall (Nova Scotia, SE Canada) as a Potential Geosite and Geodiversity Site6
Examples of Good Practices in the Reclamation and Use of Abandoned Quarries6
An Integrated Geoproduct Development for Geotourism in Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark: a Case Study of the Kubang Badak Biogeotrail6
Geodiversity Supports Cultural Ecosystem Services: an Assessment Using Social Media6
Quantifying Geotourism: A Demoscopic Study for the “Litoral del Biobío” Geopark project (Chile)6
Coastal Cliffs of the Rio Grande do Norte State: Geoheritage Characterization and Valorization in Northeast Brazil6
From Geoparks to Regional Sustainable Development: Geoheritage Protection and Geotourism Promotion of Geoparks in Hebei Province, China6
Geomorphological Heritage and Geotourism in a Granite Terrain of the Semi-Arid Northeast of Brazil: The Case of the Uruburetama Massif6
Geoheritage as a Source and Carrier of Culture, Lithuania6
Pliocene Geotourism: Innovative Projects for Valorizing the Paleontological Heritage of Three Different-Staged Quarries of Tuscany (Central Italy)6
Geoheritage Resilience Assessment for Geoconservation Planning in Lorestan Province, Iran6
Geoparks and Sustainable Development: Systematic Review6
Social Economic Benefits of an Underground Heritage: Measuring Willingness to Pay for Karst Caves in Italy6
The Invisibles of Science and the Paleontological Heritage: the Brazilian Study Case6
Paleontological Salvage Analysis in the Context of the Brazilian Environmental Licensing6
Enhancing Geosıte Accessibility Assessment: A New Mcdm Model6
Cultural Geology, Cultural Biology, Cultural Taxonomy, and the Intangible Geoheritage as New Strategies for Geoconservation6
Characterization and Quantification of Outcrops Exposed Along the Karakoram Highway (KKH) and Part of Central Karakoram National Park (CKNP), North Pakistan; Implications for Geoheritage Assessments a6
Tourism Environmental Impact Evaluation Framework (TEIEF): Using VGI Data to Assess the Ecological Impact of Tourism in the Danxiashan UNESCO Global Geopark of China6
The Balzi Rossi Geocultural Site (Liguro-Provençal Coast, NW Italy) – an Iconic Example to Discuss the Connection Between Geosciences and Cultural Heritage6
Quantitative Assessment of Geosites and Mine Heritage as a Resource: The Case Study of Lungro Salt Mine (Calabria, Italy)6
Development of Geomatrix and Its Application on Geomorphosite Impact Assessment (GIA): an Innovative Approach Applied to Mama Bhagne Pahar, West Bengal, India6
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