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G&A: Supporting Process of Scholarly Research
Web of Science – the platform
Data Citation Index
Web of Science Core Collection • Science Citation Index Expanded
• Social Science Citation Index
• Arts & Humanities Citation Index
• Conf. Proceedings Citation Index
• Book Citation Index
• Index Chemicus & Current Chemical
Reactions
BIOSIS Citation Index
Current Contents Connect
Derwent Innovation Index
Zoological Record
Coverage from
1864
Unified subject
classification
Medline
Regional Citation Indexes • Scielo
• Chinese Science Citation Database
• Korean Journal Database
Cited references
from 1900
22,000+ journals
1 billion+ cited
references
Thomson Reuters Web of Science
Hosted content
• Over 7,000 institutions in 100 countries
• 24 out of the top 25 U.S. Universities
• 100 % of top 100 Universities (by ARWU)
• 99 % of top 100 Universities (by BGUR)
Web of Science – The gold standard
Web of Science – The gold standard
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
CWTS Leiden Ranking
USNWR Best Global
Universities
THE World University
Reuters Innovation Rankings
U-Multirank
RA
NK
ING
S
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Annual Ranking of World Universities
QS World University
Official Data
Number of WoS-CC Journals
Number of WoS-CC records
Number of WoS Journals
Number of JCR Journals 11,149
12,717 October 2015
22,639* February 2015
60,647,619 14/10/2015
*excluding hosted content
New JCR 2015 !
Other Official Data
Number of Books in WoS-CC
N°of data records in WoS
N°of CP records in WoS-CC
N°of patents records in WoS 54m*
67,801 14/10/2015
8,361,803 14/10/2015
5,277,517** 14/10/2015
*49 patent authorities **288 indexed repositories
WoS / JCR discrepancy
http://ipscience-help.thomsonreuters.com/incitesLiveJCR/JCRGroup/titleSuppressions.html
2015 JCR Release
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
A true Citation Index: key facts
• Cover to Cover indexing – All selected journals, all journals issues are indexed “cover to cover”, meaning
all document types are indexed.
– All materials are indexed directly from the source: there is no “simple”
aggregation of third party content (no inheritance of weaknesses). All’authors
and all affliations are captured
• Cited References Complete Indexing – Full cited references for any articles: all cited references are captured (always
and since the beginning)
• Several Information Layers – A publication can be found out in several databases and different levels and
type of information can be retrieved to help researchers
A true Citation Index: key facts
• Other indexed info – Funding acknowledgment (8M+ funding grants)
– Keyword Plus, Related Records, Pubmed ID, etc...
A carefully curated Index: Selection Criteria
Journals are not equal: why be selective
More journals published
Less quality (Aggregated IF)
Less documents per journal
but
A bunch of journals are always
more representative than others
Source: Web of Science and Journal Citation Reports
A carefully curated Index: the Editorial Team
EDITORIAL TEAM
16 Full Time
Editors
Thomson Reuters
employees
12 main languages covered
with fluency
No one of the editors
publish
No one of the editors
edit a journal
Bi-weekly meetings
No conflict of interest No national boards. Regionalism
covered with a different strategy.
See REGIONAL INDEXES
Around 150 years of
experience in the role.
12 Master’s degree.
Full time job
Uniformity of
judgement
Continuous check
during different
process steps.
Monitoring
current content
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
A carefully curated Index: a though selection
Number of evaluated journals for
inclusion in WoS-CC: 1708
Number of selected journals for
inclusion in WoS-CC: 252
Acceptance Rate: 14,5%
Number of journals removed
from WoS-CC: 121
Net Acceptance Rate: 8%
2014
2014
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
Number of new IF-ed titles in
JCR: 272
Number of titles removed from
JCR: 39 (29+10)
Building and Expanding the Core
Regionalization: creation of partnerships with local
scientific community (in the “new emerging” countries) to
host their curated datasets on Web of Science regional
(collateral) indexes
• Chinese Science Citation Database
• Chinese Academy of Science
• ~ 1,200 journals
• SciELO Citation Database
• FAPESP-BIREME
• ~ 650 journals
• Korean Journal Database
• National Research Foundation of Korea
• ~ 1500 journals
COMING
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
Disambiguation - Author
Current Distinct Author
Identification System
deployed in 2008.
Philosophy: only authors has
the best knowledge of his/her
publication. Priority is avoiding
errors (i.e. automatic
algorithm)
Full Support to Author
Identifiers (RID and ORCID)
Present
Disambiguation - Author
New Distinct Author Identification System – Next Generation to be
deployed shortly (improved clustering)
WoS Profiles: collaborative solution based on Converis
Continuous support to ORCID
Near Future
Disambiguation - ORCID
• Web of Science will receive a regular monthly feed of
data from ORCID and apply ORCID numbers to WoS
records. This will allow us to add ORCID numbers to
records without a link between a RID and ORCID profile.
• An early estimate is that 90K ORCIDs will be added,
affecting 1.5 million publications.
• Web of Science will now support two paths for ORCID
integration
1. Web of Science > RID > ORCID
2. ORCID > Web of Science
• Web of Science will use advanced unification to connect
ORCID article metadata that may not have originated on the
WoS platform to WoS metadata.
Disambiguation - ORCID
User registers for WoS profile and
initiates an RID
User adds
records from
WoS to RID
profile
User links their
RID Profile to
an ORCID profile
ORCID is attached to WoS record
with RID update
ORCID FOUR STEPS
User creates ORCID profile
User adds records to ORCID profile from any
platform
Data harvested from ORCID
(monthly) and unified to WoS
records
ORCID THREE STEPS
Disambiguation - ORCID
• The Author Identifier table on a WoS Full Record
will display all associated identifiers
RID not linked to
ORCID
RID linked to ORCID
NEW! ORCID with no
RID
Disambiguation – Institutions
Unification and linking of address variants to a standard Institution name
(Organisation Enhanced metadata).
Unification rules are built and validated in collaboration with the institution
Address Variants are processed manually
5,183 institutions available on WoS-CC
First 10 Italian inst. on WoS-CC*
Next: Funding Agency unification
Source: Web of Science on 12/04/2015
2014 Best Sellers
WoS-CC / JCR integration: IF
information (value, quartile per
category, etc..) and direct links
available for WoS subscribers
Highly Cited Papers and Hot
Papers filtering capability and
link availability
Open Access filtering
capability and link to the
Full Text
2014 Best Sellers
Google Scholar
Collaboration: availability of
cross-links on both platforms
Export Limits: increase of the
minimum value. New workflow
for over 500 records export
PMID search: possibility to
search papers (on WoS-
CC) through this identifier
2015 What’s new – Manuscript Matcher
Publisher Neutral
and Independent
2015 What’s new – Save to Incites
2015 What’s new – Item Level Usage Metrics
Sort by Usage Counts.
Counts display when
sort option is chosen.
Full Usage Count
view can be opened
and closed.
Usage Counts can also be found out on Full Record. Counts will be updated daily.
Counts could be exported (field data U1, U2). Not counted for DII
• Counts of reasonable, intentional user actions that
indicate user interest in an item on the WoS platform.
– Click through from records to full-text
• Full Record, or Results Summary list
– Exports to bibliographic management tools, or into formats for
later import into bibliographic management tools
• Exports from Full Record, Results Summary,
Marked List
• Not Counted
– Batch operations that could indicate analysis of large sets of data
(exports to InCites, etc.)
– API usage
– Usage activities generated by “bots”
2015 What’s new – Item Level Usage Metrics
• Citation activity can lag behind the publication of an article • New items may not have been around long enough to accumulate citation
activity.
• Many disciplines show little or no citation activity within a year of publication
• Items in traditionally slow to cite disciplines
• Math, Civil Engineering, Nursing, Economics, and other disciplines where
research accumulates citations slowly, will benefit most from a recognition
of “interest”
• Items in traditionally low citation disciplines
• Romance languages, Rhetoric, Architectural History, etc.
A measure of “usage” on the platform can show “interest” in a
publication or a topic prior to, or in the absence of, citation activity.
2015 What’s new – Item Level Usage Metrics
Release 5.19 – Author Identifiers
Collapsed and open
view of author
identifier table
Release 5.19 – All db usage in WURS
Added a new video to
explain the ALL DB
report
Release 5.19 – New Registration
Release 5.20 – RSCI (Russian Science Citation Index) – New collection
Release 5.20 – RSCI (Russian Science Citation Index) – New collection
• Created in partnership with Russia’s Scientific Electronic
Library (eLibrary.ru) to expand access to current research
published in Russian Journals.
• Content selected by eLibrary’s editorial board to reflect the most
influential scholarly literature in Russia based on citation
analysis
• Content spans 2005 to current
• Content available in Cyrillic Russia, Transliterated Russian, and
English
• Same feature set as Web of Science
• True Citation Index with searchable Cited References
• Release coincides with Russian language interface
Release 5.20 – RSCI (Russian Science Citation Index) – New collection
Release 5.20 – RSCI (Russian Science Citation Index) – New interface language
What’s coming
• Ongoing data curation by saving Marked Lists
• Improvements to Algorithmic Author disambiguation –
more precision and better disambiguation
• New cited reference unification algorithms which will help
connect ‘ambiguous’ references to source records.
• New index accessible from Web of Science , includes
Times Cited count
• Improvements to Funder Unification
Building and Strengthening the Core
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
Some requirements of Web of Science
audience are evolving. – More data to support comprehensive
research assessment and analysis
– More coverage of local content with
significant regional importance
– More opportunities for expanding global
collaboration
– More coverage of emerging trends
and scientific developments beyond the
high impact literature
But, without compromising the strict and
rigorous editorial process for inclusion in
SCIE/SSCI/AHCI, remaining selective in
identifying the most relevant journals
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
New edition within the Web of
Science Core Collection
– All content must meet key
selection criteria
– Same features and rigorous
indexing standards as other
Core Collection editions
– Cover-to-cover indexing
(authors, institutions, etc.) – True Citation Index, capturing
times cited and cited
references
– Content begins in 2015
Evidence of peer review
Adherence to ethical publishing practices
Content requested
by or of high interest to
subscribers
Preferred electronic formats
(XML / PDF)
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
• Does this journal
target an
international
audience or
specifically a
regional audience?
• Is international
representation
among authors and
board members at
an appropriate
level for such a
journal?
• Total citations
• Recent citation
activity
• Author and
editorial board
members’ citations
in the literature
• Integration of the
journal into the
literature over time
Orange = ESCI selection requirements
• Peer review
• Ethical
publishing
practices
• Meets technical
requirements
(XML / PDF)
• Timeliness of
publication
• International
editorial
conventions
• English-language
bibliographic
information
• Has a scholarly
audience
searched for or
requested this
content?
• 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?
Black = SCIE/SSci/AHCI selection
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
The Emerging Sources Citation Index
will add thousands of journals to Web of Science in 2015-16
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253 297
154 170
Titles Selected By Domain (as of Oct. 24) Total = 3,821
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
The Emerging Sources Citation Index
launches with a balance of open access and proprietary journals
46% 54% OA
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
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ANA India Iberia LatAm North
MENA Aust/NZ LatAm South
Brazil China SSA Russia/CIS
To be det.
# Submissions 3164 1714 877 764 760 709 420 389 356 296 241 239 115 1474
# Selected 1271 653 165 90 274 163 114 223 104 136 24 121 84
Titles Submitted/Selected by GGO Region 11,518 Submissions 3,422 Selected Titles
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
Selectable edition in
the Core Collection
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
Records labeled as
part of Core Collection
just like other indexes
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
View breakdown by index
(ESCI, SCIE, SSCI, AHCI),
View Additional Times
Cited Counts
ESCI Times Cited counts
aggregated in WoS Core
Collection
Emerging Source Citation Index
Source: Thomson Reuters internal
BEFORE: VIVO University of Idaho Political
Science faculty member. NO Publications listed..
AFTER: Utilizing the Web of Science API, a
search for publications since 2010 yielded
several publications for this faculty member
API and their benefits: VIVO example
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