Métricas: Uma Perspectiva da Elsevier

Setembro, 2018

Sobre Métricas, há consenso de que não existe consenso… mas:

Snowball: Uma iniciativa de universidades mundialmente reconhecidas

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Exemplos de Métricas : nível da revista

Fonte: Scopus

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Exemplos de Métricas : nível do autor

Fonte: Scopus

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Exemplos de Métricas: nível do artigo

Fonte: Scopus

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Exemplos de Métricas: nível do artigo

Fonte: Scopus

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ACI Amazon Airiti bepress bit.ly CABI CrossRef Delicious Dryad dSpace DynaMed Plus EBSCO ePrints

Facebook figshare Github Goodreads Google+ Mendeley NICE (UK) OJS Journals PLOS PubMed PubMed Central Reddit RePEc

SciElo Scopus SlideShare SourceForge SSRN Stack Exchange Twitter USPTO Vimeo Wikipedia Worldcat (OCLC) YouTube

DMP

Sources for Plum Metrics

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USAGE (clicks, downloads, views,

library holdings, video plays) CAPTURES

(bookmarks, code forks, favorites, readers, watchers)

MENTIONS (blog posts, comments, reviews,

Wikipedia links)

SOCIAL MEDIA (+1s, likes, shares, tweets)

CITATIONS (citation indexes, patents,

clinical, policy)

PlumX Metrics

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PlumX Metrics

Usage – A way to signal if anyone is reading the articles or otherwise using the research. Usage is the number one statistic researchers want to know after citations.

Captures – Indicates that someone wants to come back to the work. Captures can be an leading indicator of future citations.

Mentions – Measurement of activities such as news articles or blog posts about research. Mentions is a way to tell that people are truly engaging with the research.

Social media – This category includes the tweets, Facebook likes, etc. that reference the research. Social Media can help measure “buzz” and attention. Social media can also be a good measure of how well a particular piece of research has been promoted.

Citations – This is a category contains both traditional citation indexes such as Scopus, as well as citations that help indicate societal impact such as Clinical or Policy Citations.

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PlumX Metrics

An example of a Plum Print for an article that has metrics balanced in all categories. Link to article on PlumX.

An example of a Plum Print with a lot of Citations and Captures, a small amount of Usage, and no Mentions or Social Media. Link to article on PlumX.

An example of a Plum Print with an outsized amount of Social Media. Link to article on PlumX.

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Exemplo: revista no Scielo

www.elsevier.com/about/open-science

Obrigado

“A ‘basket of metrics’—the best support for understanding journal merit” by L. Colledge, 2015, European Science Editing (41(3)), 61. Copyright 2015 by the European Association of Science Editors • http://www.ease.org.uk/sites/default/files/origarticle_1.pdf

Referencias

Extras

Elsevier and research metrics Our Metrics Manifesto

• Need to use different metrics and

common sense • Decisions should be based on both

quantitative and qualitative input • Should always use at least two

metrics (more than one way to ‘excellence’)

• The methodologies should be open,

transparent, valid and replicable

• Definitions should be owned by the community

• Need trust between the parties using metrics to evaluate