Thomson Reuters

State Citation Report lets you analyze research output and impact at the state level. This resource provides you with bibliographic information and value-added metrics that provide the basis for benchmarking, ranking, and evaluating your state's research performance.

State Citation Report restructures Thomson Scientific bibliographic and citation data into a relational database format that enables you to easily manipulate the data and conduct quantitative analyses of the scientific literature.

Conduct in-depth and customized analyses of your state's performance and productivity.

With State Citation Report, you can:

• Conduct virtually any type of analysis of output of papers and influence in terms of total citations or average citations per paper.
• Discover where high-impact, influential research is being conducted within your state or other states.
• Establish and confirm benchmarks.
• Make strategic planning and budget decisions.
• Identify potential sources for funding and collaboration.

Why choose State Citation Report?

• Access to all standard bibliographic information for each paper indexed, plus year-by-year and total citation counts for each paper.
• Data for each paper include: 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; and category; and annual and total citation counts.
• Includes a linked file of expected citation rates for each paper, based on the journal title, publication year and document type.
• Provides optional files of all citing and/or cited papers.
• You can search, group, summarize and rank, using any data elements within the detailed bibliographic and citation information.

Format and Delivery Options

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