Thomson Reuters

Evaluate your journal content with this bibliographic database of journal papers and their citation counts from any selected period of time, 1900 to the present. All journals indexed by Thomson Scientific are included, and the detailed data can be searched, grouped, summarized, and ranked using any of the data elements.

Discover who is most highly cited, which authors appear most frequently in your journal, the impact of special issues, and more...

With Journal Analysis Database, you can:

• Identify the most cited and most frequently appearing authors publishing in your journal.
• See which subjects have created the greatest interest among researchers, by classifying your journal's most cited studies by topic.
• Discover which article types most appeal to readers, by tracking the citations of reviews, notes, letter, meeting abstracts, etc.
• Gauge the international appeal of your journal by analyzing the national origins of the papers that cite your journal.
• Determine, using a linked file of citing papers, which authors cite your journal's papers most frequently and discover whether or not they are subscribers.
  

Why choose Journal Analysis Database?

• For each paper, you can explore: all author names, addresses with separate data elements for institutional name, department, section, lab, city, state, province, country; article title; journal title, including volume, beginning page number, year; document type; category; and of course, annual and total citation counts.
• Detailed bibliographic and citation data on every paper lets you search, group, summarize, and rank information using any data elements.
• You can conduct virtually any type of analysis of output of papers and influence in terms of citations or citations per paper.
  

Format and Delivery Options

Data delivered on CD in MS Access® format, with a custom Windows®-based or Web interface.