— Web of Science update Evaluate journals and Identify highly cited research with JHCD RACHEL.MANGAN@TR.COM Team lead, ce team December 2016

Agenda Our new name: Clarivate Analytics Web of Science Enhancements Emerging Sources Citation Index (slides 3-5) Integration of journal metrics and highly cited papers in Web of Science (slides 6-8) Article Level Usage Metrics (slides 9-17) ResearcherID and ORCID integration in Web of Science (slides 18-20) Saved records to Marked List (slides 21-26) New Endnote online Sign In with Facebook or LinkedIn (slides 27-28) Optimal research Discovery with Super Search and Super Record Using All Databases to retrieve highly quality research from WoS CC complemented with content from regional and specialist databases (slides 29-34) Focus on BIOSIS Citation Index: How to enhance bibliographic information from WoS Core Collection with biological indexing (slides 35-42) Evaluate Journals and Identify Highly Cited Research InCites Journal Citation Reports including new features and 2015 data (slides 43-54) InCites Essential Science Indicators introduction (slides 55-75)

EMERGING SOURCES CITATION INDEX

Emerging Sources Citation Index New index within the Web of Science Core Collection No additional cost to all subscribers of SCI, SSCI & ACI Peer reviewed research of scholarly interest Meets our ethical standards (non predatory) Article meta-data in English Content available electronically (PDF or XML) 3,000 journals currently indexed Growing to 5,000 journals over the next year Journal acceptance rate of 63% http://ip-science.thomsonreuters.com/mjl/ to view Master Journal List Same feature set and indexing standards as other Core Collection editions Full cover to cover indexing of all content

ESCI in other products Not in JCR ESCI Journals do not receive Impact Factors Citations from ESCI journals will be included in IF calculations Not in ESI ESCI content will not be included in ESI calculations Not in Incites B&A Future analytics development will be undertaken to include ESCI coverage in ways that are appropriate for market needs. ESCI will be part of WoS APIs (Lite and Premium)

INTEGRATION OF JCR METRICS AND HIGHLY CITED INDICATORS

Integration of JCR data in Web of Science Click on a journal title to view journal performance information from JCR (SCI & SSCI only)

Integration of ESI Top Paper indicators in Web of Science CC Instantly discover the producers of high impact research

ARTICLE LEVEL USAGE METRICS

Why count usage? Citation activity can lag behind the publication of an article New items may not have been around long enough to accumulate citation activity. Many disciplines show little or no citation activity within a year of publication Items in traditionally slow to cite disciplines Math, Civil Engineering, Nursing, Economics, and other disciplines where research accumulates citations slowly, will benefit most from a recognition of “interest” Items in traditionally low citation disciplines Romance languages, Rhetoric, Architectural History, etc. A measure of “usage” on the platform can show “interest” in a publication or a topic prior to, or in the absence of, citation activity.

What do we count? Counts of reasonable, intentional user actions that indicate user interest in an item on the WoS platform. 1. Click through from records to full-text Full Record, or Results Summary list 2. Exports to bibliographic management tools, or into formats for later import into bibliographic management tools Exports from Full Record, Results Summary, Marked List Not Counted Batch operations that could indicate analysis of large sets of data (exports to InCites, etc.) API usage Usage activities generated by “bots”

Usage Count - Since 2013 Usage Count - Last 180 Days What do we display? Usage Count - Since 2013 Usage Count - Last 180 Days Why these time periods? We began counting on Feb 1, 2013. All counts for all data began on this day. Last 180 Days is a broad enough time window to show a positive count of usage for most items.

Usage Counts – Where to find them on WoS Sort by Usage Counts. Counts display when sort option is chosen. Full Usage Count view can be opened and closed.

How do the counts change? LAST 180 DAYS 17 13 3 80 Days 20 Days 180 Days 0 Days SINCE 2013 17 18 80 Days 20 Days 180 Days 0 Days -usage of item

Usage Counts (the fine print) Counts will be updated daily Results Summary page can be sorted by either count Last 180 Day usage is a rolling count It can go up, down, or stay the same during the 180 day period Counts are “unified” on WoS platform Usage of record in one dataset counts for all versions of the record Counts will be displayed on Full Record and Search Results Summary Counts can be exported from the Marked List (field tags = U1, U2) Counts are not yet exportable to EndNote or available in the WoS API Due to technical limitations, usage of data in Derwent Innovations Index is not counted

Are “bots” a problem? All counts are “cleansed” of bot activity What is considered at bot? Repetitive single actions Actions occurring at speeds that do not mirror normal human usage Repeated batch operation Single record usage activity that does not mirror normal, considered use of Web of Science data It usage activity looks/acts like a “bot” we consider it to be from a “bot” and all activity associated with that session will not be ‘counted’

Interest vs. Impact Usage Counts are indicative of Interest, not Impact. Citation Activity = Impact Usage Counts = Interest All counts are aggregated from ALL users of the WoS platform Counts are not “local usage” and are distinct from “Counter compliant” activities reported in Web of Science Usage Reports (WURS) WoS users are researchers and information professionals; their usage of data on the WoS platform can be said to be more significant than usage of items that are open to anyone on the Web

ResearcherID and ORCID integration

Improved visibility of Author Identifiers RID/ORCID field now pushed to below author field- improved visibility of author identifiers

SEARCH FOR Researcher publications WITH IDENTIFIERS

Save Marked Lists, Curate your own personalised database

Saved Marked List 50 Marked Lists per user 5000 records max per marked list Export to EndNote Email Send to InCites! Lists can be edited (add/remove records) Lists cannot be merged Web of Science SIGN IN required

Send records of interest to your marked list After adding records of interest to your marked list, the marked list count will update. Click on ‘Marked List’ to view the list

Save Marked list To save a marked list you must be ‘Signed In’ Click on save and give your marked list a name and a description You can save up to 50 marked lists per profile After saving the list you can decide to clear the list or add to it

Open/Manage Marked List Open a marked list Edit a list (change name) Delete lists

Add or replace If a Marked list is already open and you want to open another one, you will be asked if you want to add records to the open list or replace it

NEW SOCIAL MEDIA SIGN IN FOR ENDNOTE, SIGN IN WITH FACEBOOK OR LINKEDIN

SIGN IN WITH SOCIAL MEDIA

Optimized Discovery with the Super Search and Super Record

Making the most of the web of science CONNECTIONs The Super SEARCH AND SUPER ARTICLE- Making the most of the web of science CONNECTIONs Derwent Innovation Index BIOSIS Citation Index Web of Science Core Collection SCIENCE CITATION INDEX 1900+ SOCIAL SCIENCES CITATION INDEX 1900+ ARTS & HUMANITIES CITATION INDEX 1975+ CONFERENCE & PROCEEDINGS CITATION INDEX 1990+ BOOK CITATION INDEX 2005+ INDEX CHEMICUS 1840+ Zoological Records Data Citation Index Biological Abstracts CABI Cab Abstracts FSTA – Food Science & Technology Abstracts MEDLINE Inspec SCIELO Citation Index Russian Citation Index Korean Citation Index Chinese Citation Index

The super search (AKA All Databases) ‘All Databases Search’ Subscription databases Multidisciplinary databases Specialist databases Regional databases Free databases Each database offers unique value which enhances research discovery when used together

The super search Make sure ‘All Databases’ is selected Select search field from list Fields displayed in list are ‘common’ to all databases

The super search returns super results Exact number of results per database Complement WOS CC bibliographic & citation information with specialist indexing and regional content Explore key research areas All specialist indexing codes are mapped to Research Areas (150 in total)

go beyond the journal article Complement traditional journal literature with additional sources specially selected by specialist databases

FOCUS ON BIOSIS CITATION INDEX

BIOSIS CITATION INDEX BIOSIS CONTENT WITH CITATION DATA Biosis Previews Widest collection of life sciences fields in the world agriculture, biodiversity, biotechnology, botany, drug discovery, gene therapy, marine biology, wildlife conservation, zoology Biosis Citation Index Provides cited references for BIOSIS Previews records Cited references for all Previews content (beginning 2006) Cited references for 60% of high impact Previews journals (1926 - 2005) Exclusive to Web of Science platform BIOSIS life sciences databases deliver current, multidisciplinary information, covering more fields of life sciences research than any other database in the world, including agriculture, biodiversity, biotechnology, botany, drug discovery, gene therapy, marine biology, wildlife conservation, zoology, and other topics. In 2009 we will be releasing a new resource, the BIOSIS Citation Index exclusively on the ISI Web of Knowledge platform. It combines the power of cited reference searching, citation navigation and all ISI Web of Knowledge platform features within the BIOSIS specialized content.

BIOSIS CITATION INDEX CONTENT 25+ million records 500,000 added each year >5,000 journals and serials indexed 1926 – present 3,000 titles overlap with Web of Science CC Conferences and meetings 165,000 papers from >1,500 meetings Books, book chapters Book and software reviews Patents (U.S.) 1999 – present Added value coverage compared with Web of Science CC or Medline

BIOSIS CITATION INDEX SPECIALIZED INDEXING All BIOSIS records are indexed by biology specialists using the following unique fields Major Concepts Concept Code(s) Taxonomic Data Disease Data Chemical Data Gene Name Data Sequence Data Geographic Data Geologic Time Data Methods and Equipment Data Parts & Structures Data Miscellaneous Descriptors

Making the most of the web of science connections The Super RECORD - Making the most of the web of science connections When content overlap adds value to discovery

Super record-enhanced indexing in action Paper authored by Nobel Prize winner In absence of the full text, what is this paper about? No abstract, no key words

Super record I search for the same paper in All Databases

Super record-ADDED VALUE FROM BIOSIS Add more layers from other specialist databases BIOSIS version adds more layers of information Abstract Concept indexing Taxonomic data

Incites Journal Citation Reports, 2015 data and new features

Journal Citation Reports Production 11, 365 journals 234 categories Science Edition: 8,778 journals in 171 categories Social Science Edition: 3,212 journals in 55 categories 239 journals receive 1st Impact Factor in 2015 18 Title Suppressions New Category : GREEN & SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Annual release (June) Represents journal performance data for 3,000 publishers from over 80 countries 1997 onwards online data Source of data: WOS CC SCI and SSCI No metrics for journals in Arts and Humanities

What’s new in Journal Citation Reports? 2015 metrics available 3 new metrics Journal Impact Factor Percentile Normalized Eigenfactor Score % Articles in Citable Items Open Access filter and badge Download Citing and Cited Journal Data tables Journal Relationships visualization also downloadable Simpler Year-to-Year Navigation Citable Items – filterable by document type

Source of Data The JCR builds profiles for journals indexed in: Science Citation Index Social Science Citation Index

Source of Data Quantitative analysis of Cited References: papers published in 2013/2014 for Impact Factor papers published 2015 for Immediacy Index All years (Citing and Cited Half life, total citations) Self Citations Source record from SCI or SSCI published in 2015

JCR Metrics and Indicators Journal Evaluation is not achieved with one metric alone JCR offers a wide range of indicators to build a more informed picture of journal performance JCR metrics are transparent, repeatable and easy to understand

New metrics % Articles in Citable Items: The percent of citable items for the current data year that are articles (vs. reviews). Normalized Eigenfactor Score: a value of 1 indicates average influence. A higher value indicates above average influence (eg. NE = 4, the journal is four times more influential than the average journal in JCR). New metrics found in the Key Indicators table on each journal’s profile: The % Articles in Citable Items is useful for understanding the proportion of a journal’s citable items that are original research articles (vs. reviews). Normalized Eigenfactor – the same underlying Eigenfactor calculation, but rescaled and normalized to an average value of 1. A score above 1 indicates above average influence across the journal network.

New metrics, cont. JIF Percentile: Impact Factor Percentile within the subject category. Located on each journal’s profile in the Rank area. The percentile of a journal within its assigned category based on its Impact Factor. Scaled from 1 to 100, higher percentile values indicate a higher Impact Factor in relation to peers. Useful as a measure for cross-category comparison. JIF Percentile – Found on each journal’s profile in the Rank area. The percentile of a journal within its assigned category based on its Impact Factor. Scaled from 1 to 100, higher percentile values indicate a higher Impact Factor in relation to peers. Useful as a measure for cross-category comparison.

Open Access filter and badge Filter JCR by journals that are classified as Open Access, meaning they are on the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ.org) list.

New Download Options New download options include the Citing and Cited Journal Data Table making analyses of a journal’s citing/cited network possible.

Year-to-Year Navigation From a journal’s profile page, it’s simpler to navigate to prior-year data. The Key Indicators table now features clickable data years – click the desired year to load that year’s data in the links below. This will display rank, citing and cited data, and journal relationships for the desired data year below.

Filter Citable Items by Document Type From a journal’s profile page, view the current year Citable Items in the Source Data table. The combined Article/Review count is clickable, allowing a view of the citable item document list. This list can now be refined by document type. Use this to see which articles and reviews are counted for the current data year.

Incites Essential Science Indicators  introduction, Who are the producers of the highest cited research?

Essential Science Indicators Data source Web of Science Core Collection SCI & SSCI 10 year rolling file Articles, reviews, proceedings papers & research notes Updated every 2 months Institution name unification consistent across TS services (organization enhanced in WOS CC) Identifies highly cited papers, authors, institutions, countries and journals 22 broad research fields Assignment to a discipline based on journal classification. Journals mapped to 22 broad research disciplines Download list from Help File Methodology for classification of papers from multidisciplinary journals http://archive.sciencewatch.com/about/met/classpapmultijour/

Research Fields Scope notes for each field: Help file Journals are assigned to ONE discipline Agricultural Sciences Biology & Biochemistry Chemistry Clinical Medicine Computer Science Ecology/Environment Economics & Business Engineering Geosciences Immunology Material Sciences Mathematics Microbiology Molecular Biology & Genetics Multidisciplinary Neuroscience & Behavior Pharmacology & Toxicology Physics Plant & Animal Science Psychology/Psychiatry Social Sciences, general Space Science ESI calculates rankings across 22 disciplines. Journals and papers are assigned to only one category. In the case of highly cited multidisciplinary journals like Science and Nature, category assignments are made for each article. Visit the website listed here for more information on classifying papers in multidisciplinary journals or to view scope notes for each ESI field.

Citation Percentile Data years examined Researchers 1% 10 Institutions Citation Thresholds Citation Percentile Data years examined Researchers 1% 10 Institutions Countries 50% Journals Highly Cited Papers Hot Papers 0.1% 2 Inclusion in ESI is dependent upon meeting certain citation thresholds. Only the most highly cited individuals, institutions, journals, countries and papers are included in ESI. To be included as a top researcher the total number of citations to a person’s published works must be in the top one percent when compared to the output of all other researchers working in the same field who have published in the last ten years. Each author listed on a paper is counted equally. Highly Cited: the total number of citations to a paper must be in the top one percent when compared to all other papers published in the same year in the same discipline. For the purposes of identifying highly cited papers, works are only compared to works published in the same year, for example, a 2005 paper would only be compared to other papers from 2005 in the same discipline. For hot papers, only papers published in the last two years are considered. “Hot Papers” are those papers that are in the top .1% for citations received in the last two month period when compared to peer papers.

Essential Science Indicators Uses Identify top researchers or institutions in specific disciplines Identify trends and emerging areas of research Evaluate potential employees, collaborators, reviewers and peers Who is publishing the ‘hottest’ research in a field? Can you think of any other uses of ESI data at your institution? Baselines: Helps put citation statistics into context Research Fronts: Creates clusters of highly cited articles, useful for identifying ground breaking discoveries

1. Search for Highly Cited Institutions by discipline ‘Agricultural Sciences’ (Top 1%) Results List – Select ‘Institutions’ Add Filter- Select ‘Research Field’ Select field of interest Include Top Papers (both Highly Cited and Hot Papers), or just Highly Cited or Hot Papers Default order of institutions is by ‘Total Citations’

2. Search for Highly Cited Countries by discipline Environment/Ecology’ (top 50%) Results List – Select ‘Countries’ Add Filter- Select ‘Research Field’ Select field of interest Include Top Papers (both Highly Cited and Hot Papers), or just Highly Cited or Hot Papers Default order of countries is by ‘Total Citations’

3. Search for Highly Cited Authors by discipline (top 1%) Results List – Select ‘Author’ Add Filter- Select ‘Research Field’ Select field of interest Include Top Papers (both Highly Cited and Hot Papers), or just Highly Cited or Hot Papers Default order of Authors is by ‘Total Citations’

4. Identify areas of excellence for individual institutions-Glasgow University Results List – Select ‘Research Field’ Add Filter- Select ‘Institutions’ Enter ‘Glasgow Univ’ Include Top Papers (both Highly Cited and Hot Papers), or just Highly Cited or Hot Papers Default order of Research Field is by ‘Total Citations’ Clinical Medicine is the top field in terms of Total Citations. Where does Glasgow Univ rank in comparison to other institutions in Clinical Medicine?

5. View Ranking for individual institutions in ESI DISCIPLINE- Glasgow University in Clinical Medicine Results List – Select ‘Institutions’ Add Filter- Select ‘Research Field’ Enter ‘Clinical Medicine’ Add filter to institutions list Univ Glasgow ranks in 110th place out of 3581 in terms of total citations in Clinical Medicine.

6. Top Papers for University of Glasgow in the field of Clinical Medicine Papers are ordered by Citations- highest to lowest Each paper links to its corresponding WOS record Limit by Highly Cited or Hot Papers Research Front A group of highly cited papers, referred to as "core papers," in a specialized topic defined by a cluster analysis

7. View Rankings for individual countries-Scotland Results List – Select ‘Research Field’ Add Filter- Select ‘Countries’ Enter ‘Scotland’ Include Top Papers (both Highly Cited and Hot Papers), or just Highly Cited or Hot Papers Default order of Research Field is by ‘Total Citations’ Clinical Medicine is the top field in terms of Total Citations. Where does Scotland rank in comparison to other countries in Clinical Medicine?

8. View Rankings for individual countries IN esi discipline -Scotland in Clinical Medicine Results List – Select ‘Countries’ Add Filter- Select ‘Research Field’ Enter ‘Clinical Medicine’ Add filter to countries list-filter by Scotland Scotland ranks in 17th place out of 109 in terms of total citations in Clinical Medicine Scotland has 731 Top Papers in this field.

9. View ESI Citation Thresholds The ESI thresholds provide transparency on the inclusion of Authors, Institutions, Journals and Countries in ESI The thresholds present the minimum citations required to be included in the top 1% or top 50%. The citations are to papers published in most recent 10 years from SCI & SSCI. Citation Thresholds Plant & Animal Science Highly Cited Author (1%)= 487 Highly Cited Institution (1%)= 1888 Highly Cited Journal (50%)= 1744 Highly Cited Country (50%)= 997

10. Measuring Citation Performance How can we measure the performance of this paper? WOS CC provides us with the Times Cited count of this article How does this total compare to the field? Is this paper performing better than peer papers? We need a benchmark- go to ESI!

Identify the ESI Discipline Use the ESI journal list to find the journal and identify the ESI category to correctly compare papers in the same field SPINE is classified in ‘Neuroscience & Behaviour’

Field Baselines Field baselines are also know as Average Citation Counts for the ESI discipline and year. The average citation count for Neuroscience & Behaviour papers PY 2013 is 9.59 The articles citation performance (10 cites) is higher than the average for the field The baselines are updated from WOS CC every 2 months

View Percentile Citation Thresholds by Discipline and Published Year Using the percentiles we can measure the performance of a paper compared to peer papers. To be a Highly Cited Paper in Neuroscience & Behaviour PY 2013, a paper must receive over 64 cites. Our paper currently has 10, therefore it is not classified as a Highly Cited Paper at this point in time, but it may become Highly Cited later on. Using the % ranges, the paper is placed in the top 50% of its field, on achieving more than 6 citations but less than 14.

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Thank you! Web of Science update — Evaluate journals and Identify highly cited research with JHCD RACHEL.MANGAN@TR.COM Team lead, ce team December 2016