InCites for publishers Frankfurt Book Fair 2015

InCites for publishers Frankfurt Book Fair 2015

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  INCITES FOR PUBLISHERS ‘GOINGBEYOND THE IMPACT FACTOR’ IAN POTTER PUBLISHING & ASSOCIATIONS IP & SCIENCE 14 OCTOBER 2015
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  2 IT’S ALL ABOUTTHE DATA SCIENCE CITATION INDEX EXTENDED SOCIAL SCIENCES CITATION INDEX ARTS & HUMANITIES CITATION INDEX CONFERENCE PROCS CITATION INDEX BOOKS CITATION INDEX 49,424,595 RECORDS 10,372,963 SS & A&H 8,313,199 CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS 1980—2015 12,718 INDEXED TITLES (227 NEW) 82 COUNTRIES 5625 UNIFIED ORGANIZATIONS RESEARCH ANALYTICS INTEGRATED METRICS SYSTEM ESSENTIAL SCIENCE INDICATORS JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS WEB OF SCIENCE ORGANIZATIONS REGIONS RESEARCH AREAS JOURNALS, BOOKS, CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS PEOPLE EXPLORE BY
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  3 WHAT IS INCITES INCITESCAN HELP UNDERSTAND THE IMPACT OF AUTHORS AND THEIR PAPERS HOW ARE AUTHORS CONTRIBUTING TO YOUR PUBLICATIONS? WHERE ARE THEY FROM? DEMONSTRATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A PUBLISHING STRATEGY USE METRICS TO SHOW THE IMPACT OF YOUR DECISIONS COMPARE PUBLICATIONS, AUTHORS, ARTICLES ON A WIDE-RANGE OF INDICATORS AND CRITERIA USE A WIDE RANGE OF INDICATORS TO HELP UNDERSTANDING ANALYSE COMPETITORS AND PEERS, FIND STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OBJECTIVE METHODS, WORK WITH DATA BENCHMARK PUT PERFORMANCE INTO CONTEXT WITH NORMALIZATION AND BENCHMARKING PUT PERFORMANCE IN CONTEXT
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  4 A MEASURE OFPERFORMANCE CITATIONS USAGE MENTIONS PERFORMANCE
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  5 CITATIONS, CITATIONS, CITATIONS NETWORKCITATIONS YEAR CITATIONS ACCUMULATE AT DIFFERENT RATES AND VARY BY SUBJECT Review Article Editorial AND BY DOCUMENT TYPE REVIEWS CITED MORE HEAVILY
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  6 NORMALIZATION AND BENCHMARKING 20 0 25 20 0 1000 20 CONTEXTIS EVERYTHING INDICTORS MUST BE PUT INTO CONTEXT TO BE USEFUL: CATEGORY, JOURNAL, PEERS, GLOBAL ‣ NORMALIZED INDICATORS — for relative performance comparisons ‣ PERCENTILES — where does it fall in the range of values? ‣ BENCHMARKS — how does it compare with a group or globally? IS THIS GOOD OR BAD? GOOD BAD
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  7 NORMALIZED CITATION IMPACT ARTICLEARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE NORMALIZED RATIO OF ACTUAL / EXPECTED CITATIONS EXPECTED NUMBER OF CITATIONS FOR ARTICLE SET* AVERAGE CALCULATED FROM SUM OF ALL DOCUMENTS IN THE SELECTED GROUP 20 2 32 5 0 189 2 1218 1 1 87 23 158 TOTAL CITES IN GROUP 15 DOCUMENTS IN GROUP 10.5 EXPECTED CITES ARTICLE12 ARTICLE 12 TOTAL 10.5 EXPECTED 1.14 NORMALIZED 8 PEOPLE 8 TOTAL 10.5 EXPECTED 0.76 NORMALIZED *FOR JOURNAL/CATEGORY, PUBLICATION YEAR, AND DOCUMENT TYPE ALSO ORGANIZATIONS, COUNTRIES, RESEARCH AREAS
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  8 USING NORMALIZED CITATIONIMPACTS — ARTICLES 8 EXPECTED NUMBER OF CITATIONS FOR AN ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL IN 1998 EXPECTED NUMBER OF CITATIONS FOR AN ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN THE CATEGORY IN 1998 CATEGORY NORMALIZED CITATION IMPACT >1 IS BETTER THAN EXPECTED JOURNAL NORMALIZED CITATION IMPACT >1 IS BETTER THAN EXPECTED EXAMPLE ARTICLE PERFORMING BELOW EXPECTED FOR JOURNAL AND CATEGORY IN 1998 PERCENTILE IN SUBJECT AREA SMALLER IS BETTER — IN THIS EXAMPLE 53% OF THE PAPERS IN THE CATEGORY (PLANT SCIENCES) IN 1998 PERFORMED BETTER
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  9 USING NORMALIZED CITATIONIMPACTS — PEOPLE NORMALIZATION CAN BE APPLIED ACROSS ORGANIZATIONS, COUNTRIES, RESEARCH AREAS, JOURNALS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS CATEGORY NORMALIZED CITATION IMPACT HOW WELL THIS INDIVIDUAL HAS PERFORMED RELATIVE TO EXPECTED FOR THE CATEGORY JOURNAL NORMALIZED CITATION IMPACT HOW WELL THIS INDIVIDUAL HAS PERFORMED RELATIVE TO EXPECTED FOR THE JOURNAL(S)
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  10 USING INDICATORS WISELY NOSINGLE INDICATOR TELLS THE ENTIRE STORY NUMBEROFCITATIONS TIME SUBJECT 2 SUBJECT 1 SUBJECT 3 ABSOLUTE INDICATORS number of documents or citations, and derivatives (e.g. citation impact) will vary depending on subject category, time, and document type These can tell you about factors such as productivity but do not allow for meaningful comparisons across domains 19802015 NUMBEROFCITATIONS NUMBER OF PAPERS AVERAGE MEDIAN NORMALIZED INDICATORS performance against the set of documents normalized for subject/journal, publication year, and document type These can be used for performance comparisons Normalized indicators are based on averages and can be skewed by a single or small numbers of highly cited documents: use larger document sets and appropriate thresholds and filters. Caution should be applied to analyses of recent years as they may have low document and citation baselines CITATION DISTRIBUTIONS are often skewed by a small number of highly cited articles with a long tail of articles with relatively few citations
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  11 INCITES DASHBOARD — TOPLEVEL SAVED REPORT EXPLORER — THE STARTING POINT FOR AN ANALYSIS SYSTEM REPORTS — READY-TO-RUN ANALYSES
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  12 THE EXPLORER —PERFORMING AN ANALYSIS 1. CHOOSE AN ANALYSIS THAT FRAMES YOUR QUESTION 2. SPECIFY FILTERS TO TAILOR YOUR ANALYSIS 3. SET THRESHOLDS TO FILTER OUT OUTLIERS AND FOCUS 5. BENCHMARK — COMPARE WITH GLOBAL AND SELECTED GROUPS 6. PIN & EXCLUDE TO CUSTOMISE YOUR RESULTS 4. CHOOSE THE RANGE OF INDICATORS TO VIEW
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  13 MEASURING PERFORMANCE 11,149 INDEXEDJOURNALS 82 COUNTRIES 1,721,170 ARTICLES 79,218 REVIEWS 493,588 OTHER ITEMS CONTENT CURATED YEAR-ROUND BY OUR FULL-TIME EDITORIAL TEAM EVALUATE the world’s leading journals to measure influence and impact at the journal and category level. CLARIFY a journal’s true place in the world of scholarly literature with Transparent indicators trusted by the world’s leading research organizations. DRILL DOWN to the article-level source information with clickable metrics that reveal underlying calculation, and easy-to-download data and graphs. INVESTIGATE journal profiles, complete with Open Access details. 272 NEW JOURNALS ADDED FOR A 9% INCREASE IN CONTENT DATA UPLOADING CITED AND CITING DATA UNIFICATION 2015 JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS 2015 JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS OUR LIST OF COVERED TITLES IS CONTINUOUSLY CURATED DATA IS REFRESHED TO CAPTURE THE MOST COMPLETE PICTURE OF JOURNAL ANALYTICS JOURNAL EVALUATION METRICS CALCULATION THE JCR PROCESS CURATED CONTENT PROCESS ADDITION OF THREE NEW INDICATORS: • Journal Impact Factor Percentile • Normalized Eigenfactor • Percent Articles in Citable Items A JOURNAL IMPACT FACTOR MEASURES JUST ONE THING NUMBER OF CITATIONS IN JCR YEAR NUMBER OF ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE TWO PREVIOUS YEARS IMPACT FACTORS CAN ONLY BE USED TO COMPARE JOURNALS IN THE SAME FIELD
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  14 USE A WIDERANGE OF INDICATORS number of WoS documents times cited citation impact % of documents cited impact factors H-Index, Eigenfactor, etc. PRODUCTIVITY & IMPACT percentile/ average percentile category normalized citation impact category expected citation impact highly cited papers hot papers journal normalized citation impact journal expected citation impact impact relative to the world impact factor percentile NORMALIZATION % of documents in top 1% % of documents in top 10% category expected citation impact highly cited papers PERFORMANCE & INFLUENCE % industry collaboration % internatl collaboration internatl collaboration COLLABORATION
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  15 USE CASES —WHICH INSTITUTIONS ARE CONTRIBUTING TO OUR PUBLICATIONS? USE THE ORGANIZATIONS EXPLORER SELECT FILTER OPTIONS SET THRESHOLDS — EXCLUDE OUTLIERS AND FOCUS ON DESIRED TIME PERIOD HERE THE FOCUS IS CONTENT PUBLISHED IN BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT FURTHER FILTERS CAN BE ADDED, FOR INSTANCE DOCUMENT TYPE TO FOCUS ON BOOK CHAPTERS OR REVIEWS ANALYSIS RESULTS SORT DATA ON ANY INDICATOR (IN THIS EXAMPLE CNCI)
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  16 DIG DEEPER SEE FULLDOCUMENT LIST LINK TO WEB OF SCIENCE™ RECORD SORTABLE ARTICLE LEVEL INDICATORS DOWNLOAD DATA REFOCUS TO DIG EVEN DEEPER TO SEE JOURNAL DETAILS AND MUCH MORE REMOVE FILTERS TO GET SEE THE FULL PICTURE & CREATE COMPARATIVE DATASETS — E.G. WHAT’S OUR MARKET SHARE IN THIS FIELD?
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  17 GO BEYOND… 83% 17% ‘MARKET SHARE’ —KNOW WHERE YOU STAND EXPLORE THE IMPACT OF OPEN ACCESS — FIND GAPS IN THE MARKET USA England China Germany MOST IMPACTFUL AUTHORS, INSTITUTIONS, COUNTRIES GEOGRAPHICAL AND REGIONAL ANALYSIS — BREAKDOWN CONTRIBUTIONS & IMPACT GLOBALLY 0 50 100 150 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 TREND ANALYSIS — VIEW INDICATORS AND COMPARE PERFORMANCE OVER TIME SUBJECT FOOTPRINT — DEMONSTRATE STRENGTHS & IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES
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  18 CREATE YOUR OWNDATASETS 1. CREATE A SEARCH IN THE WEB OF SCIENCE™ CORE COLLECTION 2. AND CHOOSE THE SAVE TO INCITES OPTION FROM YOUR SEARCH RESULTS 3. UP TO 5 DATASETS EACH WITH A MAXIMUM OF 50,000 RECORDS CAN BE CREATED AND SAVED 4. AN EMAIL WILL CONFIRM THE EXPORT AND INDICATE ANY RECORDS THAT DID NOT TRANSFER 5. SAVED DATASETS CAN THE BE SELECTED IN INCITES AND THE FULL RANGE OF ANALYSES AND INDICATORS ARE AVAILABLE
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  19 SHARE REPORTS &DOWNLOAD DATA DOWNLOAD DATA, INCLUDING BASELINES AND TREND SAVE ANALYSES TO FOLDERS AND DASHBOARDS DATA REFRESHES AUTOMATICALLY ANALYSIS DATA CAN BE VIEWED AND EDITED DASHBOARDS CAN BE SAVED AS REPORTS AND SHARED BY EMAIL
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  20 AN EVOLVING PRODUCT Future v2.1 Journal& Highly Cited Data InCites Next Generation SEPT 2014 OCT 2014 NOV 2014 MAR 2015 JUN 2015 AUG 2015 JAN 2015 SEPT 2015 JUN 2014 APR 2015 v2.2 Custom ReportsMy Folders System Export Document Level Indications Export Data Tablesv2.4 Publisher FilterJournal ExplorerInstitution Profilesv2.5 35 Years of Datav2.7 Share Live Reports JCR Metrics in InCites Explorerv2.9 Funder Filter Save WoS Results to InCites Export Trend DataExport Baselinesv2.11 Open Access Filter Journal Impact Factor Percentile Normalized Eigenfactorv2.14 Baselines Document Export PubMedID ExportDOI Exportv2.17 Export Timestamps Average Impact Factor Percentilev2.18 *DOES NOT INCLUDE MINOR OR MAINTENANCE RELEASES, OR ALL FEATURES ADDED ESCI Funder Explorer InCites API Publisher Explorer FUTURE ROADMAP IS NOT COMPLETE OR FINALIZED. PROPOSED FEATURES MAY CHANGE Visualisation Tools Hyperlinked Document Metrics Edit Saved Tiles
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  THANK YOU IAN POTTER PUBLISHING& ASSOCIATIONS IP & SCIENCE [email protected]