There are many different databases, that provide citation metrics, based on the number of citations in the documents, however the most important for all the researchers are three major sources of bibliometric content - Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar. But, of course, there are other important databases as ProQuest, EBSCO (Academic Search Complete), Crossref and RSCI (RINC), where you could find your citations and other details. More information regarding the way of measurements and impact factor calculation you could read here.
- To prepare all the Proceedings in the needed formats, incl. BibTex and XML formats, article’s metadata and PDF versions;
- To generate, register and activate DOI for each paper;
- To send the Conference proceedings and all required additional files for indexations.
The timeline - between 2 and 4 months after the events, depending of the number of the accepted papers. However, how quickly the Conference proceedings will be available in the scientific databases is up to every database. There are providers with 2 -3 months process, there are others with evaluation process between one and two years. Everything depends of the scientific database and the number of accepted after peer review process papers. Have in mind, we couldn’t speed the process of indexations.
MAIN ABSTRACTING AND INDEXING SCIENTIFIC DATABASES, THAT YOU MUST KNOW:
SCOPUS - ELSEVIER
SCOPUS is one of the largest abstracts and citation database of peer-reviewed literature and quality...
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Multidisciplinary database for abstracts and citations, the oldest and the most frequently used...
Read MoreGoogle Scholar
Google Scholar Citations index includes most peer-reviewed online academic journals and conference...
Read MoreProQuest
ProQuest Science Database is a growing resource of full text articles from over 1,600 sources ...
Read MoreEBSCO
EBSCO Academic Research Complete is one of the leading online full text databases, with access...
Read MoreCrossref DOI
This database is citation-linking network, covers over 67 million journal and proceedings ...
Read MoreRussian Citation SCI
This research database host over 6 million publications of Russian authors as well as ...
Read MoreBritish Library
Is the national library of the United Kingdom and the largest national library in the world...
Read MoreMendeley Elsevier
A platform for researchers to organize, collaborate, and discover research. It is essentially...
Read MoreSCOPUS - ELSEVIER
Covering the world’s research literature, SCOPUS is the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature and quality Web sources with smart tools to track analyze and visualize research. Scopus was designed and developed with over 500 users and librarians internationally. Its unique database contains abstracts and references from over 15,000 peer-reviewed journals from 4,000 publishers worldwide, ensuring broad interdisciplinary coverage. In addition, Scopus not only offers users citation information about the articles covered, but also directly integrates Web and patent searches. Direct links to full-text articles, library resources and other applications like reference management software, make Scopus quicker, easier and more comprehensive to use than any other literature research tool.
On February 2019 we have sent the title: SGEM Conference on Social Sciences and Art for evaluation in SCOPUS. The process timeline is around one year...
For more information about Scopus please visit www.info.scopus.com
Web of Science - CLARIVATE ANALITYCS (former Thomson Reuters)
Multidisciplinary database for abstracts and citations, the oldest and the most frequently used, Web of Science (WoS) is a combination of six scientific databases. Here you could find an unrivalled breadth of world-class research literature linked to a rigorously selected core of journals and proceedings and citation connections.
The WoS database, where we send for evaluation and indexation the papers - Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI) provides access to worldwide Conference Proceedings and their impact on global research, including cited reference searching to track the emerging ideas and the new research beyond what is covered in the scientific journals.
All SGEM Social Sciences and Art Proceedings since 2014 are evaluated and indexed in the most important CPCI WoS database. Papers 2017 - 2020 years are in a process of evaluation and indexation.
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EBSCO Academic Search Complete (ASC) database
EBSCO is one of the leading online full text databases, with access to full text papers from peer-reviewed journals and proceedings, published by many of the world's most prestigious publishers. This database is a leading resource for scholarly research. It supports high-level research in the key areas of academic study by providing journals, proceedings, periodicals, reports, books and more.
All SGEM Social Sciences and Art Proceedings since 2014 and onward are available through the EBSCO Academic Search Complete database.
Visit the Official EBSCO Website for more information
ProQuest
ProQuest Science Database is a growing resource of 7.3 million full text articles from over 1,600 sources. In full-text format, researchers have access to all the charts, diagrams, graphs, tables, photos, and other graphical elements so vital to scientific and engineering literature.
SGEM Social Sciences and Art Proceedings are in a process of evaluations.
Find Out www.proquest.com
Google Scholar Citations
Google Scholar Citations index includes most peer-reviewed online academic journals and conference proceedings, theses and dissertations, preprints, abstracts, technical reports, and other scholarly literature of Europe and America's largest scholarly publishers. Researchers estimated it to contain roughly 160 million documents. Here you could measure your research impact, citations and h-index.
All SGEM Social Sciences and Art Proceedings 2014-2020 are indexed in this important database.
Check out the great Google Scholar Website
Crossref Database
This database is citation-linking network, covers over 67 million journal and proceedings papers and other content items (books chapters, data, theses, technical reports) from thousands of scholarly and professional publishers all over the world. Crossref is the only database provided citation linking backbone for all scholarly information in electronic form. The result - an efficient, scalable linking system through which every researcher can click on a reference citation in a Journal or in a Proceedings and access the cited article. Here you could measure your citations.
All SGEM Social Sciences and Art Proceedings since 2014 onward have active DOI and are indexed in this database (2014-2020).
For detailed information visit Crossref.org
Russian Scientific Citation Index
Russian Scientific Citation Index (RSCI or RINC, connected with Web of Science Clarivate Analytics). This research database host over 6 million publications of Russian authors as well as information on quoting these publications from more than 3000 Russian and world journals and proceedings. It is designed not only for operational support of research activities by up-to-date reference and bibliographic information but also it is a powerful tool allowing to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of research organizations, scholars, the level of academic journals, etc.
All SGEM Social Sciences and Art Proceedings since 2014 onward are online available and indexed in RSCI (2014-2020).
More Information HERE
British Library
The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom and the largest national library in the world by number of items catalogued. It is estimated to contain 150–200 million items from many countries. The British Library is a major research library, with items in many languages and in many formats, both print and digital: books, manuscripts, journals, proceedings, databases etc.
It is a tradition to send every year complimentary copy from the SGEM Conference Proceedings (+ CD version) to the British Library, in order to be listed in their bibliographic database.
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Mendeley abstracting – ELSEVIER
Mendeley is a platform for researchers to organize, collaborate, and discover research. It is essentially a reference management tool combined with an online social network that allows it to be a collaboration and discovery platform for researchers. The social network is a searchable database of over 570 million crowd-sourced documents, with real-time usage data and over 2.6 million users.
All SGEM Conferences on Social Sciences and Art papers from 2014 till 2020 are indexed in Mendeley (for more information, groups et., please contact us).
Please take a look to the Mendeley Website
