Association of Earth Science Editors

The Association of Earth Science Editors was established in October, 1967 at Columbus, Ohio with an aim of strengthening the profession of earth science editing as well as to foster education, and to promote the exchange of ideas of general and specific problems of selection. The Association of Earth Science Editors (AESE) is a group of individual that involves selection, edition and publication of research manuscripts, journals and maps related to the earth sciences. AESE provides a forum for interchanging different ideas that will lead to more effective circulation of earth science information to the scientific communities, educators and students, and the public. The goals of AESE are the promotion of the interchange of ideas and the solution of problems that involves selection, editing, and publishing of books and articles in the earth sciences. The Association works with more than 250 members. AESE maintains liaison with the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the European Association of Science Editors and the Council of Science Editors.