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Scopus is a comprehensive database of abstracts and citations for academic journal articles.
Author profile metrics on Scopus is an innovative new feature to enable researchers to track and showcase a broader array of metrics about their research performance. These metrics go beyond traditional document and citation counts to provide additional context though percentiles and field-weighting; a richer understanding about the author’s ...
Author details cover the research areas of interest, the author's publishing and citation information, name variants, the author's unique Scopus identifier number, ORCID (if available), and other pertinent information regarding an author's publication history.
Scopus uses a powerful algorithm to match researchers' papers to correct author profile(s). The algorithm analyzes deep data such as publishing history, author affiliation and co-citation behavior, to create robust public facing profiles on Scopus, displayed as the Author details page.
This tutorial demonstrates how to find and track an author’s publications, as well as review author details. Let’s look at how to create a search with the Author search form. To display the form, click Authors.
Can you easily locate leading researchers in a discipline outside your own? Scopus Researcher Discovery solves these challenges by allowing users to conduct a keyword search to find relevant researcher matches and quickly build a view of the individuals contributing to a particular field.
Despite the sophistication of the algorithmic profiling used by Scopus, algorithms cannot always match all documents to a single profile with 100% accuracy. So, in Scopus, what’s the best way to ensure you get credit where credit is due? Check your Scopus Author profile and submit your feedback.
Scopus is proud to announce a new metric available on the Scopus Author Profile page. This metric is designed to help researchers better track and understand their research performance.
Your Scopus Author Profile (automatically created by Scopus) showcases various indicators including number of citations, publication history and h-index. These metrics may be used for tenure, funding and for other research performance based decisions; therefore, it is important to ensure your profile reflects your information correctly.