InCites: a tool for research performance analysis
InCites: a tool for research performance analysis
Use InCites
What's InCites?
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- InCites is a tool for analyzing research achievements based on research articles and their citation information. It is created based on the data of Web of Science.
- InCites provides various indicators to measure the research ability of researchers and institutions.
- You can use objective data to understand the performance of yourself, other researchers, your department, your university, or compare with others.
Available indicators
Exsamples)
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- Basic indicators
- Web of Science Documents: Number of Web of Science Documents
- Times Cited: Number of times this set of publications has been cited
- Citation Impact: This indicator shows the average number of citations that a document has received. (Times Cited ÷ Web of Science Documents)
- Percentage indicators
- % Documents in Top 10%: This indicator is the top ten percent most cited documents in a given subject category, year and publication type divided by the total number of documents in a given set of documents, displayed as a percentage.
- Impact indicators
- Category Normalized Citation Impact (CNCI): This indicator is calculated by dividing the actual count of citing items by the expected citation rate for documents with the same document type, year of publication and subject area.
- Collaboration indicators
- % International Collaborations: Percentage of publications that have international co-authors
- Basic indicators
Reference information
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- How to use InCites (in Japanese) [PDF] [PowerPoint] (Hokkaido University Library)
- InCites Benchmarking & Analytics: Learn the Basics (Clarivate Analytics)
Contact information: Library, Research Support Division ( jsa [at] lib.hokudai.ac.jp )