2026 G. Leonard Johnson: Earth Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Earth Science	33	8371	7768	2768	2449	108	4066

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World Ranking

Current World Ranking

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Earth Science

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4066

Overview

G. Leonard Johnson is affiliated with the University of Alaska Fairbanks in the United States. Their recent research contributions have been published primarily in the venue UNC Libraries.

The scientist's notable papers include:

PREDATION STRUCTURES COMMUNITIES AT DEEP-SEA HYDROTHERMAL VENTS, 2021, UNC Libraries
Synthesis of linkages between benthic and fish communities as a key to protecting essential fish habitat, 2021, UNC Libraries

Frequent co-authors who have collaborated with G. Leonard Johnson are:

Fiorenza Micheli
Hunter S. Lenihan
Charles H. Peterson
Lauren S. Mullineaux
Charles G. Fisher

The publication venues associated with this researcher include:

UNC Libraries

Best Publications

Detailed aeromagnetic investigation of the Arctic Basin

P. T. Taylor;L. C. Kovacs;P. R. Vogt;G. L. Johnson

402
Citations
The Galapagos Triple Junction and Plate Motions in the East Pacific

Richard N. Hey;K. S. Deffeyes;G. Leonard Johnson;Allen Lowrie

229
Citations
Recent plate motions in the Galapagos area

Richard Hey;G. Leonard Johnson;Allen Lowrie

222
Citations
Transform faults and longitudinal flow below the Midoceanic Ridge

Peter R. Vogt;G. Leonard Johnson

222
Citations
Magnetic and bathymetrie data bearing on sea‐floor spreading north of Iceland

Peter R. Vogt;Ned A. Ostenso;G. Leonard Johnson

159
Citations
Detailed aeromagnetic investigation of the Arctic Basin: 2

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145
Citations
Magnetic Telechemistry of Oceanic Crust?

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133
Citations
Morphology and magnetic anomalies north of Iceland

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128
Citations
The Canada Basin: Aeromagnetic constraints on structure and evolution

P.R. Vogt;P.T. Taylor;L.C. Kovacs;G.L. Johnson

116
Citations
Morphology and evolution of the Norwegian-Greenland Sea

G. Leonard Johnson;Bruce C. Heezen

109
Citations
The Gulf of Corinth floor

Bruce C Heezen;Maurice Ewing;G.Leonard Johnson

100
Citations
Depositional ridges in the North Atlantic

G. Leonard Johnson;Eric D. Schneider

99
Citations
Episodes of sea-floor spreading recorded by the North Atlantic basement

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95
Citations
The Yermak Plateau: Formed at a triple junction

H. Ruth Jackson;G. Leonard Johnson;Eirik Sundvor;Annik M. Myhre

94
Citations
Oceanic affinities of the Alpha Ridge, Arctic Ocean

H.Ruth Jackson;D.A. Forsyth;G.Leonard Johnson

94
Citations
The Crust and Upper Mantle Beneath the Sea

Peter R. Vogt;Eric D. Schneider;G. Leonard Johnson

80
Citations
Mascarene Plateau, Western Indian Ocean

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72
Citations
North atlantic fracture zones near 53

G. Leonard Johnson

66
Citations
Mid-Atlantic Ridge from 47° to 51° North

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63
Citations
Morphology and structure of the Galapagos Rise

G.L Johnson;P.R Vogt;R Hey;J Campsie

59
Citations
The controlling mechanism of Carboniferous cyclic sedimentation

Martin Harold Phillips Bott;George Anthony Lobjoit Johnson

57
Citations
Erosional and Depositional Structures of the Southwest Iceland Insular Margin: Thirteen Geophysical Profiles

Julius Egloff;G. Leonard Johnson

50
Citations
A significant correlation between fluctuations in seafloor spreading rates and evolutionary pulsations

James E. Rich;G. Leonard Johnson;Janet E. Jones;John Campsie

33
Citations
Terrestrial Heat Flow in North‐east England

M. H. P. Bott;G. A. L. Johnson;J. Mansfield;J. Wheilden

33
Citations
Bathymetry of the north Greenland Sea

G.Leonard Johnson;Oscar B. Eckhoff

30
Citations
The Arctic Mid-Oceanic Ridge

G. Leonard Johnson;Bruce C. Heezen

30
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Bruce C. Heezen Columbia University

Richard Hey University of Hawaii at Manoa

Peter R. Vogt United States Naval Research Laboratory

Maurice Ewing Columbia University

Hans Schouten Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Philip R. Kyle New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Lloyd D Keigwin Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Anders Elverhøi University of Oslo

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