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Directions to help perform an author cited reference search in Scopus. This is my (Linda Galloway's) preferred method.
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Cited Reference Searchin
Linda Galloway Syracuse University Library May 2014
Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature, features smart tools to track, analyze and visualize research.
Scopus’ 50 million records consist of:• 29 million records, including references, going back to 1995 (84%
include abstracts)• 21,000 titles from more than 5,000 international publishers • 5.5 million conference papers• “Articles-in-Press” from more than 3,850 journals and
publishers • 21 million pre-1996 records going back as far as 1823• Scopus also cross-searches 25.2 million patents from five patent
offices
Linda Galloway
Disambiguation…. Valid data = Valid metrics
Accurate attribution of research products is the most important first step in a citation analyses.
• Scholarly authors are assigned many identifiers such as Scopus Author ID, Web of Science Researcher ID, institutional ID’s
• Scholars should register for an ORCID - Open Researcher Identifier – this ID is supported by many publishers & platforms.
• Scholars can claim and make public their Google Scholar profile
Choose ‘Author Search’ tab
Enter author’s name in in correct format. In most
cases, do not select ‘exact matches’.
Scopus groups authors to aid in disambiguation. In
this example, Dr. Parks has one author profile (as
it should be).
Select author(s) and choose
‘Show Documents’
Select only those articles attributable to author
View Citation Overview
Change date range, if desired
H index
Can print or export the data
More than one author profile
• Occasionally an author will have more than one profile
• What to do??– Authors should use an ORCID to uniquely identify
their works.– Authors (or librarians) can request to merge
author profiles in Scopus – be very careful about correct attribution of works!
Scopus groups authors to aid in
disambiguation. In this example, all grouped authors are the same
person.
Multiple Author ProfilesIn this case, an author has more than one Scopus profile…
To correct profile errors…Dr. Mao should use
the ‘Request to merge authors ’ link
to merge her profiles. At this
point, she has three Author ID’s in
Scopus.
Questions??
• Linda Galloway, [email protected]
• Scopus Citation Overview help: http://help.scopus.com
Linda Galloway Syracuse University Library May 2014