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SciVal

April 2015 release

Barbara Zalac – Product Manager, SciVal

Chris James – Marketing Manager, SciVal

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Live demo – new features in SciVal

• Q&A

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House keeping

• All phones are automatically on mute

• Submit your questions at any time by clicking

on the “Q&A” icon in the top menu bar

• We will go through the questions at the end of

the session

• Follow the conversation on Twitter with #SciVal

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What are the new features in the

April release?

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What are the new features in the April 8 release?

Major enhancements

1. Get instant performance snapshots of your Publication sets in the Overview module

2. Get deeper insights from your Scopus search results by analyzing them in SciVal as a Publication Set

3. Effortlessly share your research entities with one or more of your peers

4. Easily create and share reports in SciVal with the new print, PDF save and custom export options

Other enhancements

5. Predefined research areas based on all Scopus 334 classifications in Overview and Benchmarking

6. Redesign of the Researchers define flow

7. Displaying researchers full first names

8. Back-up map provider in Collaboration and Trends

9. … And more

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1. Get deeper insights from your Scopus search results

with SciVal

• It is now possible to create a Publication set from a Scopus search query with just

a few clicks and perform further in-depth analysis in the SciVal Overview and

Benchmarking modules

- Perform a basic analysis on a specific set of publications in Scopus

- Seamlessly transfer those publications to SciVal as a Publication Set for an instant

performance snapshot.

- Further analyze the Publication Set to see the top researchers, institutions, publications and

more

- Analyze the impact of the Publication Set in the Benchmarking module

Run a search in Scopus, narrow it

down to 2,000 publications, save it

to My list and click on ‘Export your

list to SciVal’

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2 Get instant performance snapshots of

your Publication Sets

• Dive deeper into your Publication Sets in the Overview module to

see the authors, institutions and countries that have contributed to

them and the impact they have.

Instant interpretation of

the journal classifications

in the Pie chart

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3. Effortlessly share your research entities with one or more of

your peers

Create any entity once and easily share with any groups or individuals within

your institution

• Provides an instant analysis starting point for your colleagues

• Directly share with your regular contacts - Enhanced sharing options allows

you to easily set up and maintain invitation lists

• Delegate entity creation and distribution rights to support staff

Research entities = All the entities created by you (research areas, publication set, researchers,

groups of institutions/researchers/countries.

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4. Easily create and share reports in SciVal

• Easily create and share reports in SciVal with the new print, PDF save options

and custom export

• Export has been implemented in Trends

• Increased export fields for publication lists give greater flexibility for further analyses

When clicking on the Export button, you can

either export in csv or Print the page/save it

as PDF (e.g in Chrome)

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Demo

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Other enhancements

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5. Easily view the performance of any Scopus journal

classification

• The 334 Scopus journal classifications have been converted into Research Areas

• Easily view the performance of any Scopus journal classification in Overview and Benchmarking

and use them as a benchmark against your research

Before

After

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5.1 Research areas based on Scopus journal classification in MySciVal

Scopus journal classification are now

ordered by their main classification in

MySciVal. Filter by Research areas

provided by SciVal for the full list.

You can search/filter journal

classification Tick your desired Research area to

add a tag or view it in your

selection panel

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6. Redesign of the Researchers define flow

• Improves the usability of the define process and makes researchers more

discoverable in My SciVal through tagging

- The tab for validate publications is always visible (optional)

- You can now add tags as you create researchers

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7. Displaying researchers full names

• Researchers readily available in SciVal are shown with their full names, when the data is available (competencies and publications windows excluded)

Before After

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8. Back-up map provider in Collaboration and Trends

• SciVal now supports a second map provider for the maps in Collaboration and Trends. This means

that if Google maps ends up being blocked or unavailable, it still is possible to access our maps

• The selection mechanism of Google maps or Map Quest is automatic. SciVal recognizes if you

can access the Google maps and if not, you get Map Quest automatically.

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8. … And more

• Detailed legend for metrics selectors (full information of selected metrics in Benchmarking and Trends)

• Deselecting all in Benchmarking (clear selection of all entities from the chart in Benchmarking)

• Institutions tab for Countries in Trends (top 100 Institutions for Counties modal windows in Trends)

• Quick links and links to Scopus for authors in Trends

• Cascading tags when creating groups of researchers (tags can be cascaded to researchers when creating a group)

• Academic-Corporate collaboration metrics for

Publication sets in Benchmarking

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Thank you for your participation.

Questions?

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Polling results

4%

17%

65%

14%

Do you have access to SciVal and Scopus?

None

SciVal Only

Scopus and SciVal

Scopus only63%

19%

18%

Have you ever started an analysis in Scopus and then continued it in SciVal?

No

Not applicable (noaccess to both)

Yes

27%

37%

36%

If yes, what type of analysis do you do?

Analyzing researchers

Analyzing groups ofpublications

Analyzing institutions

23%

7%

54%

16%

What statement is true for you?

I currently use sharingand will continue doso

I have not usedsharing and will stillnot use it

I have not usedsharing, but will do sonow

Not applicable - I don'thave access