Thomson Reuters, IP&Science

October 2015

INCITES JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS

InCites: Journal Citation Reports

• Great technology made better.

We took everything you liked from JCR; redeveloped and enhanced

the data and reporting capabilities to give you a more comprehensive

and easier to use product.

– Open, neutral journal evaluation and analysis provides a single analytical

environment capturing a journal’s lifecycle.

– Easily create, save, and export reports

– Drill down to the article level for transparent source information

– Visualize data in graphics in an unmatched way with clear, concise

graphs

– Expanded access to historical data

InCites Journal Citation Reports integrated with Web of Science

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Access Journal Citation

Reports from anywhere

View summary journal

information within the Web

of Science interface

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.

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

Click a specific category to

view the a category profile

Re-sort categories on any

indicator.

Customize the view of

indicators

See how each indicator is calculated

The Category profile provides aggregate

data from all the journals in that category

In addition to the raw aggregate data

there are several additional points of

information which help you understand

the category as a whole.

Click a specific category in

the Node & Link Network or

the # of journals to view the

journals for that category

Navigate between journal

or category ranks

View summary of journal title changes

Instantly search any journal title

Search for specific journals to create a

custom list.

Auto-completes any title you type in

Select a subject category or categories to see

all journals

Easily navigate to previous editions of the JCR

to view trends. All customers have access to

the full archive back to 1997

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

Limit your analysis to only

those journals in certain

quartiles of their subject area

Or limit to a specific range

of Impact Factors

Permanently save your

custom journal list

Customize the indicators

displayed in the table

Click the Journal title to

view the journal profile

See full descriptive and source

data for this journal. Including

full retrospective data

See the Open Access

status of the journal

See trend graphs for any

of the indicators - easily

toggle between all years or

last 5 years

See how each indicator is calculated

Download data in a

variety of formats

from any page

Download the full tables in Excel format

directly from JCR (restrictions may apply)

Get detailed information

on the source items.

View details of individual

articles

Link to the Web of Science for

full details and citation data

View trends, quartile and rank

for each subject area

(both WoS and ESI schemas)

See how each indicator

is calculated

See the raw data on

cited journals including

a breakdown of the self

citations.

Additional information and

raw data for the journals

that cite this journal

Box plots are available for

each subject category that

the journal is in.

A very useful way to

understand how this journal

performs compared to

similar journals and a quick

way to visualize the spread

of journals in a category

The Ego Network instantly

shows the relationship

between the journal you are

interested in and the citing or

cited journals.

For direct comparison

between 2 or more journals

use the Compare Journals

feature

The Compare Journals feature enables the instant comparisons

of selected journals. It can be useful for look at Trends to identify

the trajectory of journal performance

INCITES JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS

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