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Scholarly Output |
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how many publications does this entity have indexed in Scopus? |
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact |
how the number of citations received by an entity’s publications compares with the average number of citations received by all other similar publications in the data universe |
how do the citations received by this entity’s publications compare with the world average? |
FWCI |
A FWCI of 1.00 indicates that the entity’s publications have been cited exactly as would be expected based on the global average for similar publications; the FWCI of “World”, or the entire Scopus database, is 1.00.
A FWCI of more than 1.00 indicates above the global average for similar publications; for example, 2.11 means 111% more than the world average.
A FWCI of less than 1.00 indicates below the global average for similar publications; for example, 0.87 means 13% less than the world average. |
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Citations |
the total citation impact of an entity |
how many citations have this entity’s publications received? |
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often displays in a chart or table with years. These years are always the years in which items were published, and do not refer to the years in which citations were received. |
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Citations per Publication |
the average citation impact of each of an entity’s publications |
how many citations have this entity’s publications received on average? |
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Geographical Collaboration |
the extent to which an entity’s publications have international, national, or institutional co-authorship, and single authorship. |
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Each publication is assigned to 1 of 4 mutually exclusive geographical collaboration types, based on its affiliation information: international, national, institutional, or single authorship. |
