Jokély, Johann M. Mont.
born 1826, Eger, died 23th July 1862, Budapest
Hungarian geologist. He studied at the Mining and Forestry Academy in Banská Štiavnica. In 1852, he was assigned to the Imperial Geological Institute as a trainee and later in 1853, he worked in its Survey Department, which was involved in geological mapping of some parts of Bohemia. He was mapping mainly in northern and northwestern Bohemia (the Giant Mountains and the Krušné hory Mountains), and also in some parts of southern Bohemia till 1861. In 1862, he was appointed professor of natural science at the Hungarian Josef Polytechnic College in Budapest. However, soon after his appointment he died, due to some unfortunate circumstances and serious illness. Regardless of his short life, he contributed significantly to the scientific research of Bohemia, particularly as far as geological survey is concerned. Results of his studies were published in a variety of scientific journals.
Works of this author on the medium
- Environs of Mladá Boleslav and Mělník, (18..)
 - Environs of Písek and Vodňany, (18..)
- Environs of Veselí nad Lužnicí and Jindřichův Hradec, (18..)
- Environs of České Budějovice and Český Krumlov, (18..)
- Environs of Trhové Sviny and Třeboň + part of a table showing elevations a.s.l., (18..)
- Environs of Karlovary and Cheb, (18..)
- Environs of Mirotice, (1854)
- Environs of Nejdek, (1855)
- Environs of Chomutov and Žatec, (1856)
- Environs of Teplice and Děčín, (1857)
- Environs of Litoměřice and Terezín, (1857)
- Synoptic geognostic map of the Czech part of the Krušné hory Mountains , (1858)
 - Krušné hory Mountains in the Litoměřice district of Bohemia , (1858)
 - Environs of the city of Liberec , (1858)
- Geological map of western environs of Liberec, Ještěd area and part of Lužické hory Mountains , , (1859)
- Northwestern part of Giant Mountains and a mount in the environs of Rumburk and Haňšpach (now Lipová) in Bohemia , (1859)
- Environs of Nové Město pod Smrkem and Vysoké nad Jizerou , (1860)
- Environs of Jičín and Vrchlabí, (1861)
- Environs of Broumov, (1861)
- Environs of Haňšpach [now Lipová] in Bohemia and Dresden in Saxony, (1863)
- Environs of Šluknov in Bohemia and Seidenberg in Prussia, (1863)
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