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Scopus
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Training ObjectivesLearn the content and coverage of ScopusLearn how to navigate through ScopusLearn how to use search functionality
Search syntax, Search results, Navigation including Links
Learn about managing searchesSaved searches, E-mail alerts
Learn about Scopus’ personalisation featuresMy List, Alert services
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Focused Focused web web
informationinformation
AcademicAcademiclibrarylibrary
sourcessources
14,000 titles14,000 titles
4,000 4,000 publisherspublishers
STM &STM &Social Social
sciencessciencesWorldWorld’’ssLargestLargest
AbstractsAbstractsDatabaseDatabase
What is Scopus?
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Scopus Figures14,200 titles
12,650+ academic journals750+ conference proceedings600+ trade publications
27 million abstracts (from 1966)
230 Million references1996 and onwards (10yrs)
Daily Updates
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CoverageChemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Engineering
4,500 titlesLife and Health Sciences
5,900 titles (100% MEDLINE coverage)
Social Sciences, Psychology and Economics2,700 titles
Biological, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences2,500 titles
General Sciences50 titles
Journals may be indexed in one or more subject areasExplains why total journal number is higher than 14,000
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Priority Areas Content ExpansionBook seriesNew journals, suggested by:
Content selection committeeProactive user demandNew title lists from publishersAnalysing other databases
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Getting StartedHome Page Features:
3 x Search FormsBrowse SourcesMy AlertsMy ListMy ProfileLink to content on Scopus info site and Scopus Labs
http://www.scopus.com
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Register / Login
Login on every pageLogin notification and logout link appear when logged on
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Register / Login (cont’d)
Creation of User NamesGenerated from names entered in the First Name and Family Name boxesAll characters will be in lower caseNo spaces in the user name
Recognises ScienceDirect user name / passwordIf a user attempts to register with an email address already known to Scopus
Elect to be emailed a User Name or Password reminderEdit the registration using another email addressRegister another user name on the duplicated email account
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Benefits of Register / LoginAlert Services
Search profilesDocument citation monitoring
Saved SearchesRecall to retrieve updated information
My ListStores and displays groups of records from searches
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Types of SearchKnown Item Search - searcher knows item is available; uses known info to retrieve it (e.g. author/title etc.).
Unknown Item Search – searcher is unaware/not looking for specific item; uses various terms & synonyms according to his/her info needs (e.g. subject search)
Free-text Search – a.k.a. ‘Basic Search’; usually several fields searched concurrently (e.g. title, author, subject, keywords, etc.). Simple BUT tends to retrieve many irrelevant items
Field-specific Search – a.k.a. ‘Advanced Search’; search usually limited to one or more specific fields. Retrieves more relevant items BUT some expertise required
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Search FunctionalitySearch SyntaxBasic SearchAdvanced SearchRefine ResultsSearch HistorySearch ResultsNavigation, including Links
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Search Syntax (1)
Phrase Searching:“tourism industry” = exact phrasetourism industry = tourism AND industry
Proximity Searching:word order not specified W/nn
pain W/5 morphine
word order specified PRE/nnneonatal PRE/3 screening
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Search Syntax (2)
Wildcards (truncation):variable number of characters *
colo*r = color, colourcat* = cat, cats, catatonic, catastrophe, etc.
fixed number of characters ?wom?n = woman, womencatheter? = catheter, catheters
(but not catheterization)
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Search Syntax (3)
Boolean Operators:AND • OR • AND NOT
A BAB
A BAB A BAB
‘A’ OR ‘B’ : A, B, AB‘A’ AND ‘B’ : AB
‘A’ NOT ‘B’ : A
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Search Syntax (3)
Search Field Qualification:FieldName (SearchTerm)
title (“prion disease”)= single field searchtitle-abs-key (koala) = compound field searchWhen no field name is specified, all searchable fields are assumed
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Basic Search
Enter one or more search terms over two search boxes
Restrict search by field, date, subject area and/or document type
“zinc deficiency”
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Refine Results
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Advanced Search
Enter a command line search using Boolean operators, field labels, wildcards, etc.
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Search Within Results
Use query box at bottom of results pageCondensed version of advanced search query
Enter terms to refine original search querySearches all fields of the databaseUse command search syntax to specify search fields
FieldName (SearchTerm)Perform an unlimited number of search refinementsAll refinements performed appear in Search History
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Search History
#1 and (#2 or #3)
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Results Page
Sort records by date, relevance, authors, source title or cited by
Link to find records of specific author
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Records – Key FeaturesAbstract + Refs
abstract, article title, author namesPlus:
References and Cited By’sRelated Documents linksAn extended format display
language of publication, author keywords, indexed keywords
Options to print, export, e-mail or add records to a personal listLinks to external full text collections
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Abstract Page
Links may include:- View at Publisher- Full Text- Customised links
Two formats:Basic ~ Extended
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Abstract Page (cont’d)
Extended format:Displays all indexed keywords for record
Basic format:Displays matched indexed keywords from record
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Abstract Page (cont’d)
Link to:- Record for eachreference
- Records citingeach reference
- Relateddocuments
Set-up Document Citation alert
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Print Records
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Export RecordsUse button on results page, abstract page or My ListTo a citation manager
Reference ManagerEndNoteProciteRefWorks
In plain text (ASCII) format
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E-mail Records
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Add to ListUse button on results page, abstract page or Cited By pageStores selected records for later use
Session-based temporary list unless savedClicking My List button displays temporary list
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Image-based Full-text LinkingFull text available in only one click from:
Results pageAbstract pageReferences
(standard links)CrossRef titles plus 813 non-CrossRef titles
(entitled links) Via library’s local linking resolver (SFX, LinkFinderPlus)
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Other Searching and BrowsingAuthor SearchQuick SearchCited ByMy ListWeb ResultsPatents ResultsCombined ResultsSources
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Author Search
bluhdorn
Does not appear in Search History
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Quick Search
Appears on every page except home pageFixed field search
titles, abstracts, author keywords, index keywords, authorsSearch terms are ANDed
Use quotation marks to search a phraseAll searches performed appear in Search History
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Cited By …
View all citings an article has received from other articles
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My List
View list of stored selected records for further action
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Web Results
Scirus, the Web search engine for scientific information is integrated into Scopus
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Patent ResultsPatent information is loaded from:
US Patent Office (USPTO)European Patent Office (EPO)World intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO)Japanese Patent Office (JPO)
Full text is loaded into Scirus, where available
Full text of patent searched when available
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Combined Results
Scopus retrieval+
Scirus Web results+
Patents found
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Sources
Browse list of sources by subject or by title
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Source Search
Search sources for a particular title by name, ISSN or publisher
chemical engineering
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Source Title Page
Link to list of documents for particular year of specific title
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Managing SearchesSaved SearchesAlertsSaved Lists
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My Profile
Manage all aspects of personal set-up
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Saved SearchesSaving a search:
Perform a searchFrom the Results Page, click Save link
Recalling saved search:From My Profile page, click Saved Searches linkChoose to view All results or New only
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Search AlertsPerform a searchFrom the Results Page, click Save as Alert linkName the alert, verify the email address and choose frequency and e-mail format before clicking Submit button
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Document Citation AlertsPerform a searchClick Abstract + Refs button of article to trackFrom the Abstract Page, click Alert Me linkName the alert, verify the email address and choose frequency and e-mail format before clicking Submit button
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My Alerts
Manage all aspects of e-mail alerts
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Saved ListsClick My List button to view records stored in session-based temporary listClick Save This List link to permanently store individual or all records in either a new list or add to an existing list
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My Saved Lists
Manage all aspects of saved lists