This document provides an overview and instructions for using the SCImago Journal & Country Rank portal, which includes scientific indicators and rankings of journals and countries derived from the Scopus database. It describes how to search and filter journal and country rankings according to subject area, country, year, and other criteria. It also explains the various bibliometric indicators included in the journal and country profiles and comparison tools, such as the SJR indicator, H-index, citations per document, and more. Bubble charts can also be used to analyze and compare national scientific output based on various performance metrics.

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2. SJR
Scimago
Journal and country
Ranking

3. The SCI mago Journal & Country Rank is a portal
that includes the journals and country scientific
indicators developed from the information contained
in the Scopus database (Elsevier ). These indicators
can be used to assess and analyze scientific domains.

4. SCImago is a research group from the Consejo Superior de
Investigaciones Cientificas (CSIC), University of Granada

5. Find a Journal. Journal Search
Journals can be searched by journal title, ISSN or
publisher.
1) When searching by ISSN do not include hyphens
2) When searching by journal title or journal publisher,
individual words or exact wording/phrase can be used.

9. Rank Journals. Journal Indicators
Journal sets listed in rankings can be customized by filtering and
ranking criteria and applying a lower threshold to the ranking.
Every journal can be analyzed separately, just click the journal
title's link to obtain an individual profile including time series
tables and charts to analyze significative metrics of journal
performance.

10. Ranking journal According to:
1) Scopus Subject Areas and SubjectCategories

11. 2) Country
ISO Codes are used to represent country names
3) Year
Source year for obtained values
4) Order by
The result set can be ranked by SJR, Cites per document (3 years), H index,
Journal Title,
Total Documents, Citable Documents (3 years) and Total Cites (3 years)
5) Display journals with at least

15. Understand tables and charts

16. SJR (SCImago Journal Rank) indicator
It expresses the average number of weighted
Citations received in the selected year
by the documents published in the selected
journal in the three previous years,

17. H Index
The h index expresses the journal's number
of articles (h) that have received at least h
citations. It quantifies both journal scientific
productivity and scientific impact and it is
also applicable to scientists, countries, etc.

18. • Total Docs./Total Documents
Output of the selected period.
• Total Docs. (3years)
• Total References.
• Total Cites (3years).
• Citable Documents.
• Cites per Documents (2 years).
• Cites per Doc (3 years).

19. • Cites per Doc (4 years)
• Ref. / Doc.
Average number of references per document in the
selected year.
• Self Cites.
• Non-citable documents (Available in the
graphics).
• Cited Documents (Cited Doc.)
• Uncited Documents (Uncited Doc.)

20. • Countries and World Regions
• Find a Country
• Finding a country to be analyzed is a rather
intuitive task through the interactive. Countries are
easily browsable through the world regions list and
the interactive map.
• Rank Countries and World Regions
• Country ranks can be customized by filtering and
ranking criteria and applying a lower threshold to
the ranking.

21. • Subject Areas and Subject Categories.
• Region.
• Year.
• Order by.
• Display countries with at least.

22. Understand tables and charts
• Documents
• Citable Documents
• Cites
• Self Cites
• H index
• Self Cites per Doc.

23. • H index
• Self Cites per Doc.
• Non-citable Documents (Available in the graphics)
• Cited Documents (Cited Doc.)
• Uncited Documents (Uncited Doc.)
• International Collaboration
• Region
• World

26. Compare
Comparative analysis of journals, countries and
world regions can be performed. To this, metrics
for up to 4 journals, and for up to 4 countries
and/or world regions can be displayed together.
Result sets can be filtered by 27 major thematic
categories and 313 specific subject categories
according to Scopus Classification. Coverage spans
from 1996 to 2015.

27. Countries and Geographic Regions
Country-country, country-region and region-region
comparative analysis can be performed. These can be
selected from the drop-down lists included in the four
input fields. Displayed metrics include tables and
charts for the following indices: Documents, Citable
Documents, Cites, Self-Cites, Cites per Document,
Cites- Self Cites per Document and Cited Document
Rate.

29. Journals
Significative metrics for up to 4 journals' metrics can
be analysed together. Displayed metrics include tables
and charts for the following indices: SJR, Total
Document, Total Docs in 3 years, Total References,
Total Cites in 3 year, Self Cites in 3 year, Citable
Document in 3 year, Cites per Document in 4 year,
Cites per Document in 3 year, Cites per Document in 2
year, References per Document and Cited Document
Rate

32. Bubble charts
National scientific output can be analyzed through customizable
Bubble Charts for a richness of performance metrics. These charts
also offer two levels of detail based on Scopus Classification's
Science Areas (27 major fields) and Subject Categories (313 narrower
thematic categories). Bubble charts features includes:
Default view plots H index (on X axis) versus Cites per Documents
(on Y axis), corresponding the bubble size to the field publication
size.
Indicators choice and arrangement is customizable through the
Change Variable Buttons.
Available indicators to be plotted are: Documents, Citable
Documents, Cites, Self Cites, Cites per Document, H index.

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