THE NEW JCR
Journal Citation Reports on INCITES
SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOLARLY RESEARCH
• MASSIMILIANO CARLONI
Strategic Business Manager
• massimiliano.carloni@thomsonreuters.com
May 2014
AGENDA
• The Thomson Reuters product portfolio (overview)
• The Next Generation of Incites
• JCR Improvements
WoS Integration
• Categories by Rank
• Journals by Rank
• Compare Journals
• Essential Science Indicators (hints)
• The selection of journals (hints)
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JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS
• Improvements based on customer feedback
– Bringing all analytics into one single environment (Next Gen Incites with
improved visual design ).
– Modern look and feel, consistent with Web of Science redesign (“family”
SSR navigation and global header/footer and other elements: sign in,
help, etc.. ). Brand awareness.
– Integration with WoS Core Collections both behind the scenes and
through the user interface (documents hyperlinked at the article level and
journal overlay).
– Integration with ESI: broadest categories/research areas (es. Chemistry)
– Easy to analyze across editions and years (historical data). JCR Science
Edition: Contains data from over 8,000 journals in 171 subject categories.
JCR Social Sciences Edition: Over 3,000 journals in the 55 subject
categories.
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• Improvements based on customer feedback
– All JCR years are presented together for trend analysis.
– Personalization: ability to save marked list and export (signed-in users)
– Easy export: reports and full datasets (with license).
– New filter panel allowing seamless transition between categories,
journals, years, and JCR editions
– Expanded visualization: graphs and journal comparisons (directly in
the product).
– New metric: Journal-level ego network diagrams (citing and cited data)
based on Journal Impact Factor and Market Share relationships. Or IF
without self citations
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NEW DESIGN: GLOBAL HEADER
On login, users will be taken to the JCR home page, which grants immediate
user access to data; the default view is of the overall category rankings. There
are four main components of the JCR home page: the overall header, the
visualization, the data grid, and the filters.
The top of the page contains the global header to access all products in the
subscriber's suite.
JCR utilizes breadcrumbs in the navigation. In addition, there are icons for
downloading data on a page, saving journals or filtered lists to the Custom
Reports area, and downloading the JCR data files for local analysis purposes
(only subscribers to the JCR add-on can access this feature).
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WOS Integration - JCR IC2 Subscribers
Access Journal Citation
Reports from anywhere
View summary journal
information within the Web
of Science interface
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WOS Integration - Not JCR IC2 Subscribers
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CATEGORIES BY RANK – link and node visualization
Categories
by Rank is
the default
view.
View and interact with the
Node & Link Network for an
instant overview.
Node size:
# of journals in category /
Impact Factor of journal
Link width:
Citation intensity between
categories / journals
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CATEGORIES BY RANK – data grid
The data grid will always be the area that displays user's choices. The default
view is the categories, ranked by number of journals (to correspond to the
default visualization). This list can be sorted or customized. For users signed in
with UNP, these selections are preserved from session to session.
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JOURNAL BY RANK – marked list
Permanently save your
custom journal list
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CATEGORIES BY RANK – data grid
On the Categories by Rank data grid, if users click the category name, they are
taken to the Category Data Page for that selected category, if they click the
number of journals for a category, they are taken to the Journals by Rank page
for that category and year, if they click the numbers for any hyperlinked
indicator in the grid, a pop-up displaying the calculations behind that indicator
value will display:
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CATEGORIES BY RANK – filtering options
On Categories by Rank, this is the left
navigation bar:
• "Go to Journal Profile" is a master
search tool.
• "Select Journals" and "Select
Categories" allow the user to filter the
data grid based on journal title or
category name. Please note that in the
Categories by Rank section, the
resulting data grid will contain categorylevel data and the visualization will also
display at the category level.
• "Select JCR Year" allows users to
choose the year of the category-level
data they wish to view.
• "Select Edition" allows users to choose
which edition, Science Citation IndexExpanded or Social Science Citation
Index, they wish to browse.
View summary information for each subject area.
Easily navigate all prior editions back to 1997 and
combined Science and Social Science editions. Now
available for all customers.
• Clicking "Clear" will restore the default
view; clicking "Submit" will submit the
selections and refresh the data grid.
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CATEGORIES BY RANK – aggregate data
Clicking any hyperlinked value will pop up a window displaying the calculations behind that
value. Clicking on "Graph" in any column will bring up a graph of the relevant indicator or
data point in the space below the table.
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CATEGORIES BY RANK – aggregate data
In addition to the raw aggregate data
there are several additional points of
information which help you understand
the category as a whole.
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CATEGORIES BY RANK – features
• Frequency of Publications graph: distribution of publication frequency among
the journals in the category:
• Category Box Plot: journal impact factor range for the category
• Aggregate Source Data: all the citable items for the category
• Cited and Citing category data, incorporating:
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Aggregate Cited or Citing Half-Life data chart
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Aggregate Cited or Citing Category graph
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Aggregate Cited or Citing Category data table
• All data from all sections of the Category Profile Page may be exported,
using the icon at the top right of the page. PDF format will download the
graphs. CSV and XLS formats will download the data tables.
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JOURNAL BY RANK – link and node visualization
JCR contains a dynamic and interactive node and link visualization,
which changes based on a user's selections.
• On the Journals by Rank page, the nodes represent journals, the
size of the nodes represents the journal impact factor, and the
thickness of the linking lines show the strength of the relationship
between the journals.
• The visualization displays 25 nodes in a single view. Users can
access the next 25 by clicking the arrows within the visualization.
• Hovering over a node will pop up the journal's impact factor.
• Clicking the journal node will take users to the journal profile page
for that journal.
• The visualization can be hidden and recovered by clicking "Hide
Visualization" and "Show Visualization" in the upper right corner of
the page.
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JOURNAL BY RANK – link and node visualization
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JOURNAL BY RANK – data grid
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JOURNAL BY RANK – data grid
Several features are available and accessed through the data grid view of
journal rankings:
• Check box: creates list for either Compare Journals or saving journals to a
Marked List
• Ability to sort on any column
• Pop-ups reveal the calculations behind data points
• Customize the data grid view to include:
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JCR abbreviated title
Total Cites
Journal Impact Factor
Impact Factor without Journal Self-cites
5-year Impact Factor
Immediacy Index
Citable Items
Cited Half-Life
Citing Half-life
Eigenfactor Score
Article Influence Score
• Customized grid views are preserved for users logged in via UNP
• Clicking a journal title will take users to the profile page for the selected
journal
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JOURNAL BY RANK – filtering
• Many filtering options (Journal Profile,
Journals, Categories, JCR Year, &
Edition) are the same as on the
Categories by Rank page.
• “Compare Journals” will take users to
the Compare Journals component.
• “View Title Changes” shows the title
changes for the selected JCR Year.
• “Select Category Scheme” allows users
to view ranked lists of journal using
either the WOS or ESI category
scheme.
• “JIF Quartile” allows users to choose
which quartile’s journals to view
• “Select Publisher” and “Select
Country/Territory” allow users to filter
based on publisher or country of origin.
• “Impact Factor Range” allows users to
choose their preferred range of Impact
Factor via a drop-down list.
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JOURNAL BY RANK – filtering
Search for specific journals to create a
custom list.
Auto-completes any title you type in
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JOURNAL BY RANK – filtering
Select a subject category or categories to see
all journals
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JOURNAL BY RANK – filtering
Easily navigate to previous editions of the JCR to view trends.
All customers have access to the full archive back to 1997
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JOURNAL BY RANK – filtering
All customers have access to both
Science and Social Sciences
editions of the JCR at the same time.
For the first time it is possible to group journals
by the Essential Science Indicators subject
classification schema of 22 disciplines
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JOURNAL BY RANK – filtering
Limit your analysis to only those journals
in certain quartiles of their subject area
Or limit to a specific range
of Impact Factors
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JOURNAL BY RANK – journal profile page
Click the Journal title to
view the journal profile
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JOURNAL BY RANK – journal profile page
The top of the Journal Profile Page contains the name of the journal, publishing
information, title information, category listings (hovering over the category name
will pop up Scope Notes for that category), languages, publication frequency,
and whether or not that journal is an Open Access (OA) title. Links to Current
Contents Connect and Ulrich's also appear in this section.
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JOURNAL BY RANK – key indicators
• Directly below the journal information is a table containing all of the key indicators for
that journal. This table contains data for all the years of coverage. For years the journal
was not covered or was suppressed, data columns are marked as "Not Available." Also,
data columns may indicate "Not Available" if the particular indicator had not yet been
included in JCR.
• As on the ranking page, clicking any hyperlinked value will pop up a window displaying
the calculations behind that value. Clicking on "Graph" in any column will bring up a
graph of the relevant indicator or data point in a tab on the left navigation pane marked
"Metric Indicators."
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JOURNAL BY RANK – graphs
The default view for a metric trend graph is the most recent five years.
However, if a user clicks "View All Years" in the upper right corner of the graph,
all available year data will display, which can again be collapsed by clicking
"View Last 5 Years" in the upper right corner:
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JOURNAL BY RANK – source data
The source data table displays the citable items that went into calculating the
journal impact factor. The hyperlinked number in the Combined column will
take users to a document list view, showing all the documents that were
included in the calculation of the journal's impact factor. On the document page,
hyperlinked titles will take the user to the document in the Web of Science.
Users can utilize the breadcrumbs to return to the Journal Profile Page.
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JOURNAL BY RANK – other features
• Rank in Category graphs using both Web of Science and ESI category
schemes
• Cited and Citing Journal Data
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Aggregate Cited/Citing Half-Life data chart
Aggregate Cited/Citing Journal graph
Aggregate Cited/Citing Journal data table
• Box Plot graph for each category in which the journal is classified
• Ego Network graph for the journal, using either Journal Impact Factor or
Market Share views, based on either cited or citing data
• All data from all sections of the Journal Profile Page may be exported, using
the icon at the top right of the page. PDF format will download the graphs.
CSV and XLS formats will download the data tables.
Download the full tables in Excel format
directly from JCR (restrictions may apply)
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MASTER SEARCH
If a user knows the journal they would like to see, they can utilize the Master
Search box, which is accessible in the upper left corner of both the Categories
by Rank and Journals by Rank pages:
The Master Search box contains an auto-complete function; users can enter a
partial search term and a drop-down menu featuring the top matches will
appear and continue to refresh based on each keystroke. Once the user sees
the title they wish to go to in the drop-down, they can click on it and be taken
directly to the selected journal's profile page.
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COMPARE JOURNALS
The Compare Journals analysis and reporting component may be accessed in
two ways:
1. Accessing this component from the left navigation menu on the Journals by
Rank page will take users to a completely blank slate version of the
Compare Journals page.
2. Users can select journals from the checkboxes on the ranking list and click
"Compare Journals." This will bring users to the Compare Journals page
with their selections ready for comparison.
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COMPARE JOURNALS – quartile comparison
Quartile Comparison compares a set of journals based on pre-selected metric
calculations. Users will select their journals to compare (unless they have
already populated this field on the Journals by Rank page), JCR year (this
analysis is restricted to one year at a time), Metrics (more than one metric may
be selected by holding down the Control key while making selections), and
Subject Category. After selections have been made, click "Submit," and the
comparison analysis is generated.
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COMPARE JOURNALS – trends comparison
Trends Comparison compares a set of journals in terms of trending data over time. Users
will select their journals to compare (unless they have already populated this field on the
Journals by Rank page), JCR year (more than one year may be selected by holding down
the Control key while making selections), Metrics (this analysis is restricted to one metric at
a time), and Subject Category. After selections have been made, click "Submit," and the
comparison analysis is generated.
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COMPARE JOURNALS – saving and exporting
Users can save their journal comparison reports for later access by clicking "Save" and
following the prompts in the pop-up:
Users can export their reports to their local systems by clicking the download icon in the
upper right of the screen:
Quartile comparison reports download in CSV or XLS format; Trends comparison reports
download in PDF format.
ESSENTIAL SCIENCE
INDICATORS
ESSENTIAL SCIENCE INDICATORS
• Value Proposition
– Benchmark (through third parties data) the research performance of
people, institutions, countries, journals and papers again field
baselines.
– Keep us on global research trends by monitoring for highly cited
(excellence) and hot papers (innovation) and research fronts in a
range of disciplines
– Research producing organisations: rank your institution among the
top 1% of highly cited institutions globally.
– Research funding organisations: identify which institutions are
producing high impact papers.
– Provide data (percentiles and threshold) that can be used for
several other applications.
ESSENTIAL SCIENCE INDICATORS
• Data
– Over 10 million items from over 11,000 ISI indexed journals
– Articles, reviews, proceedings papers, research notes
– Does not include letters, editorial material, etc.
– 10-year rolling file
– Updated every 2 months
ESSENTIAL SCIENCE INDICATORS
• Fields of Research
– Multidisciplinary tool covering 22 discipline areas.
– Scope notes for each field can be found on In-Cites webpage at
http://sciencewatch.com/about/met/
Agricultural Sciences
Mathematics
Biology & Biochemistry
Microbiology
Chemistry
Molecular Biology & Genetics
Clinical Medicine
Multidisciplinary
Computer Science
Neuroscience & Behavior
Ecology/Environment
Pharmacology & Toxicology
Economics & Business
Physics
Engineering
Plant & Animal Science
Geosciences
Psychology/Psychiatry
Immunology
Social Sciences, general
Material Sciences
Space Science
ESSENTIAL SCIENCE INDICATORS
• Citation thresholds
– Only the most highly cited individuals, institutions, journals, countries
and papers will be found in the database.
– Inclusion in ESI is dependent upon meeting the citation thresholds
shown below.
NEW DESIGN: GLOBAL HEADER
The top of the page contains the global header to access all products
in the subscriber's suite. Below that users can access the Indicators
data pages (default view), the Field Baselines, and the Citation
Thresholds.
"Indicators" is the main data page. Field Baselines and Citation
Thresholds are nearly identical to those found in the legacy ESI
interface; their front and center location makes for easy reference for
users.
VISUALIZATION MAP
The map displays the concentration of research by country with some interactive features:
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The default view is the concentration of Top Papers, or the sum of Highly Cited and Hot
Papers. If a user changes the paper view to either Highly Cited or Hot alone, the concentrations
on the map will also change. The figure in the legend depicts the highest concentration of papers
for a single country, not the sum of all Top Papers.
Hovering over a given country on the map will show the individual data for that country.
Clicking on a country in the map, will refresh the data grid below to contain only the data for
the selected country.
Clicking "Hide Visualization" in the upper right corner of the map will hide the map. To get it
back, click "Show Visualization" in the upper right corner of the data grid.
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DATA GRID
The Data Grid will refresh based on any changes made to the map or the
Results and Filter menu. All columns can be sorted. The Results column can be
filtered. Users can customize the data grid to include cites to and cites per
paper.
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RESULTS AND FILTERING
The RESULTS box is where users
choose what rankings they wish to
see:
The FILTER BY box is where users
choose how to narrow their results:
Users can also filter by Highly Cited,
Hot Papers, or both (Top):
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SAVING SEARCH CRITERIA
Users signed in under a UNP ID can choose to save their searches so that
when they come back, they can retrieve a saved search rather than have to
recreate their search from scratch:
EXPORTING AND PRINTING REPORTS
Once a user has executed a search, they may export the results of that search
by clicking the download symbol in the upper right of the screen:
Users may also print their results by clicking the printer icon:
DATA DRILL DOWN: CITATION TRENDS
Users can view citation trends for any entity in the rankings list. For example, if
the user clicks on the name CHINESE ACAD SCI:
DATA DRILL DOWN: CITATION TRENDS
They will be taken to the Citation Trends Page for the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which
shows a trend graph, normalized citation data, and raw citation data:
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DATA DRILL DOWN:DOCUMENT LIST VIEW
Users can access the Top Papers for their selected entity from the Citation
Trends Page by clicking the Documents tab on the left navigation bar.
From the Home Indicators Page, the Document List View Page for an entity can
be reached by clicking on the blue bar containing the number of Top Papers:
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In the Document List display, only the first few authors and institutions will
show. To view all authors or institutions for a paper, users should click "et al" or
"expand" on the appropriate line:
These expanded views can also be collapsed:
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FILTERING THE DOCUMENT LIST
When a user clicks "add filter," the filters already applied on the Indicators page will show in
their respective fields. However, users can further filter this list. If a user wishes to find a
certain author, they can click "Authors" and type in the person they want to find. The text is
auto-matched against the database, and eligible names will show in a drop-down list for
selection by the user.
Selecting an author from the drop-down list will then refresh the page view with the
documents now filtered to Author FENG L, Institution CHINESE ACAD SCI, and Research
Field CHEMISTRY.
The filters for Institutions, Countries/Territories, Journals work in the same manner. Users
can also filter by keywords in a Title or Research Front as well as publication year.
FILTERING THE DOCUMENT LIST
Filtering can also be applied directly from the documents. Clicking on any
hyperlinked value (other than the title, which takes users to WOS) will filter the
document list on that value:
SAVING THE DOCUMENT LIST
Users logged in via UNP can save their filtered document list searches by
clicking "Save Criteria" on the left navigation rail. A pop-up will prompt the user
to create a name for their list. Names may not include spaces or selected
characters. In the event the user tries to enter a disallowed character or use the
same name of something they've previously saved, the list will not save and an
error message will direct the user to choose a different name. The list may then
be accessed through the folder icon in the upper right of the screen.
Clicking "Start Over" on the Document List view will clear ALL filters. Users may
then add a new set of filters or click on the "Indicators" rank to go back to the
main page and start a new search.
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CITATION THRESHOLDS
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Journals must be selected
200+
papers will be read by a
researcher in a year, on
average
0.4%
of journals (50,000+) on
average a scientist is capable
of reading in a year.
Tenopir C. What Scientists Really Need. In: American Association for
the Advancement of Science Meeting (AAAS). Washington D.C.; 2005.
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Journal Selection Process
Journal
Publishing
Standards
Editorial
Content
International
Diversity
Citation
Analysis
Four Points of Evaluation
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Journal Selection Process
Journal
Publishing
Standards
Editorial
Content
• Timeliness of
publication
• International Editorial
Conventions
• English language
Bibliographic
Information
• Peer Review
International
Diversity
Citation
Analysis
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Timeliness of publication
• A journal must be published according to its stated
publication schedule
• Must receive three current issues in sequence to begin
evaluation
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
Journal
1
2
3
4
5
6
Jan
Mar
May
Jul
Sep
The content is robust with sufficient manuscripts in the pipeline
Nov
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Journal
Publishing
Standards
Editorial
Content
• Timeliness of
publication
• International Editorial
Conventions
• English language
Bibliographic
Information
• Peer Review
International
Diversity
Citation
Analysis
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International Editorial Conventions
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International Editorial Conventions
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Journal
Publishing
Standards
Editorial
Content
• Timeliness of
publication
• International Editorial
Conventions
• English language
Bibliographic
Information
• Peer Review
International
Diversity
Citation
Analysis
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English Language Bibliographic Information
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English Language Bibliographic Information
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Journal
Publishing
Standards
Editorial
Content
• Timeliness of
publication
• International Editorial
Conventions
• English language
Bibliographic
Information
• Peer Review
International
Diversity
Citation
Analysis
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Peer Review
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Journal Selection Process
Journal
Publishing
Standards
Editorial
Content
International
Diversity
• How does this journal compare
with covered journals of similar
scope?
• Is this subject already well
covered?
• Will this journal enrich WoS with
novel content?
Core coverage in Web of Science is not static !
Citation
Analysis
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Journal Comparison
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Journal Selection Process
Journal
Publishing
Standards
Editorial
Content
International
Diversity
Citation
Analysis
• Does this journal target an
International or Regional
audience?
• Do authors, editors, Editorial
Advisory Board members
represent the international
research community?
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International Diversity
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International Diversity
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International Diversity
Source: Thomson Reuters Web of Science (as of 18 October
2013)
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Editorial
Content
International
Diversity
Citation
Analysis
• New journals
- Citations to authors’ and
editors’ prior work.
- Citation trend
• Established Journals
- Estimated Impact Factor
- How the journal compares
to other journals in its field
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Citation Analysis
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Citation Analysis
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Publishing
Standards
Editorial
Content
International
Diversity
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Analysis
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