1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1 From: Andrea Cannata <andrea.cannata@xxxxxxxx> In collaboration with the journal *Frontiers in Earth Science* (*Impact Factor 2.892*), we are bringing together a selected group of international experts to contribute to an open-access article collection on: *Advanced Time Series Analysis in Geosciences* https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/10754/advanced-time-series-analysis-in-geosciences *Editors* - Flavio Cannavo' (National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology Catania, Italy) - Andrea Cannata (University of Catania Catania, Italy) - Reik Donner (Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal Magdeburg, Germany) - Mikhail Kanevski (Université de Lausanne Lausanne, Switzerland) - The submission deadline is *31 March 2020*. As a contributing author, you will benefit from: â?¢ High visibility with a freely downloadable e-book â?¢ Rigorous, transparent and fast peer review â?¢ Advanced impact metrics Manuscripts will be peer reviewed, and if accepted for publication, are subject to publishing fees, which vary depending on the article type. *About this Research Topic* Modern developments in geoscience are due in part to the availability of large amounts of data, which in most cases are acquired in time domain. Indeed, time-dependent data are ubiquitous in diverse fields of the Earth Science such as atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, solid earth geophysics, volcanology, natural hazards and so on. In all these domains, different kinds of time series analyses and modelling are contributing to improving our understanding and prediction of the mechanisms behind the complex system â??Earthâ??. A non-exhaustive list of such linear and nonlinear analysis concepts includes time-frequency analysis, correlation and variogram analysis, autoregressive models, forecasting approaches, univariate or multivariate statistical analysis methods, denoising algorithms, stationarity and seasonality analysis, fractals and multifractals. In this context, the recent exponential growth of machine learning developments and applications have opened new perspectives in the advanced analysis of data time series for pattern discovery and recognition. Related techniques are also often used in data pre-processing and reduction in the dimensionality of data. They help to find hidden patterns within data, contributing to answering emerging questions in the different fields of geoscience and overcoming persistent difficulties in analysing and interpreting real-world complex case studies. Applications of recent advances in time series analysis methodology covering important problems in geoscience range from climate change to geophysics, seismic and volcanic monitoring and early warning, exploration, geochemistry, pollution and natural hazards forecasting and so on. This Research Topic is devoted to integrating the different aspects of advanced time series techniques in geosciences from fundamental theory to the applications, putting the main emphasis on new results, either methodological or using unique data sets. We expect to gather showcases of recent advances and novel applications of time series analysis in the full variety of research topics in Earth Sciences. The ultimate goal is to highlight the cutting edge analysis and modelling approaches to identify the most relevant approaches and common trends across different areas of geosciences. Accepted manuscripts may cover one or several of the following topics: - Advanced exploratory analysis and visualisation of geoscientific time series; - Analysis and quantification of time series complexity; - Applications of machine learning techniques for time series modelling and forecasting; - Information retrieval from time series data mining; and - Innovative time domain denoising techniques for data exploration. All article types are welcome, but in particular, we encourage Original Research, Methods, Reviews and Mini-Reviews, Brief Research Reports, Technology and Code. *Keywords*: geophysical time series modelling, nonlinear time series in geoscience, time series prediction in geoscience, machine learning and pattern recognition in time series, spectral analysis and Kalman filtering, neural networks in geoscience, time-frequency analysis of non-stationary time series in geoscience. *Important Note*: All contributions to this Research Topic must be within the scope of the section and journal to which they are submitted, as defined in their mission statements. 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