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The academic community has long been demanding more transparency, choice and accuracy in journal assessment. Elsevier now provides three alternative, transparent and accurate views of the true citation impact a journal makes:

Source Normalized Impact per Paper (SNIP)
The Impact per Publication (IPP)
SCImago Journal Rank (SJR)
The three different impact metrics are all based on methodologies developed by external bibliometricians and use Scopus as the data source. Scopus is the largest citation database of peer-reviewed literature and features tools to track, analyze and visualize research output. Via this website, the three journal metrics are provided free of charge.

The journal homepage of each participating journal will contain a new section called Journal Insights. Authors clicking on this link will arrive at a landing page where they can select data visualizations of three key groups of metrics, developed to aid their decision making: Quality, Authors, Speed.

This tutorial explains how to use the Scopus Journal Analyzer tool to compare publications on a variety of parameters. You will also learn how to find information about specific journals.

This tutorial shows you how to create and manage alerts so you can be notified of new documents available on Scopus. You willl also learn how to save and rerun searches, and use features on the Settings page.

This tutorial explains how to log in to Scopus, using either a personal or institutional ID and password. You will also learn how to register with Scopus to take advantage of features such as alerts.

This tutorial explains the detailed information available on a document page. You will also learn how to export, download, email, or print a document and how to view citing and related documents.

This tutorial shows you how to work with the many features available when viewing your search results, including how to refine the list to just the documents you need. You will also learn how to set up search alerts, and to view individual documents.

This tutorial shows you how to find publications for a specific author and set up an alert to follow an author. You will also learn how to provide feedback on author details and create an author group.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to view the references that appear in Scopus documents. You will also learn how to find and view citing documents (documents which cite Scopus documents).

This tutorial shows you how to run a basic search for documents using key terms. You will learn how to create a search, make your searches more specific, and work with previous searches.