The following table details library licensed tools and common resources used to provide metrics and analyze researcher impact and data.
| Overview of Research Impact Tools |
Elsevier ** SciVal & Scopus: Research Metrics Guidebook |
Clarivate InCites: Analytics User Guide |
Overton |
Google |
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| SciVal | Scopus | InCites | Web of Science | Overton | Google Scholar | |
| Getting Started with your Profile Learn to setup and manage your researcher profile |
Getting Started & Accessing SciVal | Creating and Managing your WoS Profile | Getting Started with Overton | Creating your Profile | ||
| Author Level Metrics Tools for measuring the bibliographic impact of an individual |
Available Metrics | |||||
| Institutional Level Metrics Tools for measuring the bibliographic impact of an organization |
Overview of Institutional Metrics | Overview of Institutional Metrics | Feature not available | Locating Institutional Metrics | Feature not available | |
| Article Level Metrics Tools for quantifying how individual articles are cited, used, shared, and discussed |
Overview of Article Level Metrics | Research Areas of the Explorer to analyze publication output and impact of research published within various areas within your institution | Article Citation Reports | |||
| Journal Level Metrics Tools for measuring the influence of a particular journal |
Overview of Journal Metrics |
Scopus Sources page for browsing list of all journals, book series, trade publications, and conference proceedings available on Scopus |
Journal Citation Reports |
Getting Started with Journal Citation Reports Journal Citation Reports: Replicating data via WoS Core Collection searches |
Metrics of Top Publications | |
| Alternative Metrics Tools for measuring non-traditional metrics relating to both the impact on field or discipline, and society |
PlumX Metrics | Feature not available | Feature not available | Feature not available | ||
| Collaboration Indicators Tools for measuring research partnerships between sectors and institutions |
Feature not available | Overview of Collaboration Indicators | Feature not available | Feature not available | Co-authors of Google Scholar's profile can be added manually. | |
| Funding Details Tools for analyzing funding data of published research |
Overview of Awarded Grants | Overview of Funding Agency Explorer Tool | Overview of Funding Data | Overview of Funding Information | Funding Agency Details | |
| Monitoring Trends Tools for measuring topic, research, and publication trends |
Feature not available | Using the Benchmarking & Analytics Tool | Overview of Analyze Results Tool | Feature not available | Feature not available | |
| Benchmarking Tools for identifying notable research topics |
Benchmarking Examples | Benchmarking Examples | Feature not available | Understanding Benchmarks | Citation graph in profile captures total citations by year. | |
**Note on Elsevier Tools: SciVal makes use of the Scopus database to build its metrics and support its varied functions. As such, automatically generated profile data in Scopus can be repurposed in SciVal. Users can build on Scopus author profile data to define researchers according to their criteria. In SciVal, researchers are entities which have been created with the benefit of human input. SciVal users can combine author profiles, remove publications, and add individual publications to create a Researcher in the system.
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