ISI Web of Knowledge Early 2007 - updates Thomson Scientific October 2006
Summary of new features Overview of the planned* new features that will be released in early 2007 upgrade of ISI Web of Knowledge. Full Name support extended to Current Contents Connect and ISI Proceedings Web of Science Distinct Author Identification System (DAIS) extended More authors names included All clusters now displayed EndNote Web v1.2 enhancements Journal Use Reports enhancements Other changes * The details of this release is subject to change and the date of the release is not fixed. Formal communication of the upgrade will be sent to all registered ISI Web of Knowledge users.
Full Names included in CC Connect and ISI Proceedings As with the Web of Science authors names will appear in the same format as on the original article. This enhancement applies to Current Contents Connect and ISI Proceedings
The DAIS system in the Web of Science will be applied to all names that have over 1,000 papers. Over 180,000 individual clusters have been identified. DAIS extended Click the hyperlink to display a summary of the author clusters
DAIS extended Articles are clustered together to represent all the articles by an individual. Statistics about each cluster are displayed to provide an overview of the content. Click the hyperlinks to display the records
Enhancements to EndNote Web Various enhancements to EndNote Web. Including improved de-duplication of records and provision of links to ISI Web of Knowledge records for items imported from EndNote Desktop Links to ISI Web of Knowledge records
Journal Use Reports - Enhancements Journal record now includes 5 year Impact Factor graph
Journal Use Reports - Enhancements Save reports to file New Publication Activity Report combines publication activity from a profile with the journal usage statistics
Journal Use Reports - Enhancements New Vendor Usage Report. Combines usage and profile data to display summaries of statistics for each vendor
Other Enhancements Enhanced full text links: An additional 70 Open Access Journals 2,500 new journals Enhancements to Usage Reporting Usage originating from external sources (such as federated meta search services) will now be included under product session and query data.